Terrorstorm

Terrorstorm is an impressive piece of work - and the facts speak for themselves. I have always admired Alex Jones and this to-date definitive chronicle of false flag, government sponsored terror ops is well worth watching. The content is truly shocking and deserves a much, much wider audience. "The" film of 2006 IMHO. Also Alex Jones deserves much credit for his courage in including disturbing details of the London bombings of 7 July 2005. As this documentary points out - and all available evidence supports - this operation was undoubtedly carried out by British intelligence in attempt to sure up then dwindling support for Tony Blair. And it's a fact of life that even so-called "nice" governments have the propensity for underhand dirty tricks when the need arises - the UK government is no exception!

I found this movie chilling and insightful.The basic thesis is that governments are faking terrorist incidents in order to justify the erosion of civil liberties.

Jones presents a variety of different types of evidence: photographic, filmic, audio, and so on, that seem to bear out his theory, but it is his interviews with such people as Michael Meacher (a UK politician of real integrity), David Shayler (MI6 whistleblower) and others that is the real meat of the film, and constitute the most convincing elements.

It's perhaps a little let down by some of Alex Jones' Michael Moore-style grandstanding, but perhaps that's just my Brit sensibility. I prefer a more balanced and hands off directorial style, like that of Adam Curtis (Power of Nightmares). There are some silly inconsistencies that are just journalistic sloppiness, and the film is way too long (I think a lot of the Charlie Sheen stuff, for example, and Jones' shouting at Parliament through a loudhailer could have been cut, but the overall picture the film draws is believable and the interpretations convincing.

One to see with an open mind.

I'm amazed that even once the nature of these videos is revealed to the viewer, they still attract unintelligent, illiterate replies as the one featured on this IMDb page.

The point of this movie is this... go looking for sensitive information and you will find documents that inevitably force you to ask difficult questions. You may not like the manner in which you were forced to consider these questions, but as soon as you're unable to provide substantial answers (beyond defaming individuals who have chosen to look outside the box), you will become paralysed by knowing that you've been lied to, and impassioned (like Jones, Avery etc) to find the truth.

There is always a figure in power, willing to do anything to stop the truth from being told....

So, if you value the media industry and your right to understand how information is disseminated, and more importantly the quality of that information,... I suggest you look into this film -- and others like it: 9/11 Mysteries, Loose Change 911 -- and most especially "Hijacking Catastrophe", an excellent piece of documentary work.

Then, and only when you've matured out of the view that what we're told is true, or that one person's public reputation is worth more than another, it becomes worthwhile to investigate movies like TerrorStorm.

Otherwise, you might as well log-off from IMDb now, check your TV-Times and prepare a feast of junk-food in time for Wheel of Fortune on Channel Two. While you sit, glued to your sofa, killing your chances (and ours!) of survival, because you failed to realise that you have the power to lift this veil of secrecy that surrounds us, and that the truth really IS out there.

But -- if you're not interested in discovery, then why on earth would you be interested in watching this film, or others like it...? Conspiracy theories are only minority opinion until an impartial investigation can reveal the facts -- and when they do, the tidal wave of mainstream consensus comes flooding along, shepherding us all along in the same direction, just to make the world seem round again.

You may not like Alex Jones, Dylan Avery, David Icke or Charlie Sheen (tho personally I think he did good on Wall Street),.... but at least do us the favour of reviewing the CONTENT Of their films and reviewing the NETWORK of evidence they have had the inspiration to present, instead of purely criticising their DELIVERY.

Btw, Amazon really do deliver for free... no propaganda in that statement!...

To those who wish to Keep their mind safe and secure... keep questioning what you're told to believe. Eventually the riddle will run dry and we'll all realise how much propaganda we've swallowed.

Or, pay your taxes & play the lottery. But don't dare dream of protest when your government blows your brother apart, one sunny day on a packed tube-train-ride into work.

This is a film for independent thinkers. It is not gospel,.. merely an evolution of thoughts.... like all real-media. Find someone with a delivery you enjoy and you'll also enjoy realising how little you really know.

>> from a UK 7/7 survivor...

The latest video from independent investigative reporter Alex Jones, Terrorstorm, has been one of his best videos yet. It's a little surprising to read so many negative reviews, but it makes sense, because denial takes lots of effort to keep your congruence together.

Many reviews speak about debunking the facts presented in this video - the funny thing is, on the internet, there is a website dedicated to debunking just about anything you can think of. There are videos / books out there that that insist the JFK assassination was a conspiracy, and also videos / books that debunk the conspiracy videos / books.

Not everyone has to be paranoid to appreciate these videos. Open your mind, and you may learn a thing or two, or at the very least gain an active interest in one of the many many topics. It's not like the History Channel has ever been more factual than Alex Jones. They just have bigger budgets and more stock footage.

This documentary is one of the best doc's i have ever seen, it covers 7-7 and 9-11 terrorist attacks, but to my and your surprise, it proves it was an inside job. an excellent and very well prepared work of alex jones, he is one of a few truth seekers in a world full of lies.

one seen should have been added to this movie, the life broadcast of alex jones show dated 25-7-2001 warning of a terrorist attack by the u.s. government on new york, thus to be blamed on ben laden .. asking his listeners to write to there congress members and to the white house saying : we know what you are gonna do to us .. stop it .. don't do it .. we know !!

now i know alex, maybe a little bit late, but better than never .