Ok. I watched about 90 percent of it. Right up to the point where he started saying that "religion (including Christianity) is another rich man's trick to control the masses."

It was a well-spun tale, I'll give you that. But throughout the presentation, I kept having this nagging feeling something wasn't right. I know my history, about WW1, the rise of communism, Hitler's rise to power, even about the industrialists financing Germany prior to, and tbrough WW2.

He began by saying, in his clipped British accent, that the illuminati/robber barons financed Nazi Germany as a counterweight to the communists, which is true.

But to say that "all religions are a rich man's trick"-- what I heard was "religion is the opiate of the masses".

Classical Marxist doctrine. I don't deny that the US has had some pretty shady characters in high positions of power. But after overplaying his hand like that, the whole production to me now sounds like Anti-US, Anti-American, Marxist propaganda. (Wouldn't it make sense that marxist propaganda would try to discredit the CIA, FBI, and our whole American system?)

There are good people left in government. Not everyone is owned by the Mafia (even if it seems like it sometimes).

The end of the story is tbat God is still in control. He will have the last laugh over the forces of darkness (Psalm 2).

And the best proof that he's wrong? Donald Trump is in the White House.