Rigged: The Zuckerberg Funded Plot to Defeat Donald Trump

Wonderful romantic comedy that finally reveals the truth about an illicit romance, complete with hookers and BDSM role play. Who knew the protagonists can have such a strong bond with each other, when both are married! But I guess the world is changing and open relationships are no longer hidden. And this love affaire has been going on for over a decade!

Anyone who seeks the truth can read between the lines to see what is really going on: brotherly love!

I found this documentary to be more like a romantic comedy and also very insightful. I never knew these facts before. Now the truth is revealed, what goes on in their bedrooms is now open knowledge.

Look up who wrote the scenario for this piece of trash. It says a lot about the tendency of this short film full of lies and disinformation. Don't waste your time with that film unless you want to believe the big lie,

Rigged is a very intriguing documentary, giving loads of facts that will make you question everything you thought you knew about both Mark Zuckerberg and the 2020 U. S. presidential election. It is very well made and features many interviews from concerned conservatives, such as Ted Cruz and Donald Trump.

I did, however, expect it to be a bit longer. The documentary is only 40 minutes long, probably due to its fast pace. My guess is that the filmmakers didn't want to "waste time" with explanations of every fact, but I also think that an issue as important as the 2020 election deserves at least a full length discussion.

If you're asking questions about the 2020 election, this is a good documentary to watch if you don't have much time on your hands. If you want more, however, please watch both The Deep Rig and Selection Code.

This short film (40 mins) explains how Zuckerberg influenced the 2020 election. Period. If you want to learn more about Mark Zuckerberg and his role in Biden winning the election, this enlightening and factual documentary is for you. It addresses one piece of the 2020 election fraud puzzle. If you want more pieces, watch "2000 Mules".

There is nothing real or factual about the insane conclusions this film jumps to, as it's completely based on discredited theories. As such, it doesn't fit the concept of a documentary in terms of presentation of facts. If you want to consider it a documentation of anything, it only could be a documentation of the insane, trash, ramblings of its delusional makers. I'd like to give it less than a 1, but that's not possible on here.