How to Fake a War

I loved this movie. The scary part is that it is both totally unreal and totally possible. Fake news at its best.

Well, the plot is quite the same as Canadian Bacon (1995)

Average movie and lame plot with very disappointing actors.

Normally I would agree the premise of this movie is absolutely ridiculous to a normal person. However, I'm not a normal person: I flew combat missions in Vietnam. Flew for the DEA in Guatemala and Columbia during the Pablo Escobar years, flew for the U. S. D. O. S. Between Israel and Egypt, flew for the U. N. in the West Sahara ( Minurso), flew for the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense and Aviation, etc.

Everything here is plausible. We lost the Vietnam War to a Liberal media and now that Social media is wagging the tail of the dog in current events.

Remember that of the two incidents that started the Vietnam War, one was entirely made up.

I'm just sayin'.

While this is a comedy, this is a very straight up thruth.

Media plays an immense amount of how things are percieved and especially during crisis such as a war or flood or some natural disaster.

The right photo, the right editing, the right video or sound clip can start or stop fights, wars or communication in all sorts.

Very well done and for those that marked this as a boring or uninteresting movie, they surely don't understand how real this is.

A good publicist can get attention...a great publicist can start and end wars.