This is a random collection of ten documentaries, with my description of each. I post a different documentary, every time I watch a new one. To prevent the documentary page from taking an extremely long time to load, I create separate pages for older documentaries. This is page 7. The Boer War (1899-1902) - A Documentary Film(added 04/03/14)
This film is a quick 26-minute documentary about The Boer War in South Africa. This documentary can give someone a quick overview of the history of The Boers, the people who began leaving the English coastal settlements of Africa, and moving inland. Once gold was discovered in their new settlement area, the Boer area began booming, which caused Britain to look to become involved. Eventually the Boers and the British began fighting. The British put the Boers into concentration camps, and burned Boer houses, and farms, and destroyed cattle. The average person, unless highly interested in English history, will not find this documentary to be very entertaining.
A random collection of ten documentaries, with my description of each. I post a different documentary, every time I watch a new one. To prevent my documentary page from taking an extremely long time to load, I create separate pages for older documentaries. This is page 4. Mao Zedong and China's Cultural Revolution(added 12/10/13)
This film briefly chronicles the rise of Mao Zedong as the leader of Communist China from 1949-1976, including the alliance, and eventual denouncement, of the Soviet Union, as well as the denouncement, and eventual alliance, with the United States, during the Nixon administration, through Henry Kissinger. Chairman Mao Zedong encouraged the collectivization of privately held land, and incredible footage shows Chinese peasants beating, and yelling at, former land owners, denouncing them as "capitalist exploiters." This 45-minute documentary is not the most entertaining film, but gives an interesting short glimpse into this period of Chinese history.
A random collection of ten documentaries, with my description of each. I post a different documentary, every time I watch a new one. To prevent my documentary page from taking an extremely long time to load, I create separate pages for older documentaries. This is page 3. 9/11 - Press for Truth(added 10/20/13)
It is always a good idea to, every once in a while, watch one, of the many, documentaries that examine the events of September 11, 2001. There are many inconsistencies with the official story, and "9/11 - Press for Truth" exposes more of them. This film follows six women who had their loves ones killed in the attacks, and the fight they have lead to try to get the complete truth of what really happened on that day. "9/11 - Press for Truth" is a well put together documentary, with news clips, and source material to corroborate the information discussed. Recommended.
The Great Culling: Our Water Official Full Movie(added 07/05/13) "The Great Culling" is one of the best documentaries I have seen regarding the toxic waste, sodium fluoride, that is in the public water supply in many of America's cities. This documentary covers everything, from the history of water fluoridation, to the side effects, as well as the current fight to get cities, and towns, to stop adding fluoride to the water supply. This film also includes interesting footage from an interview of infamous propagandist, Edward Bernays, about how he used propaganda to get women to start smoking cigarettes in the early 20th century.
Effeminization of the Black Male Part 1 - History of "Homosexuality"(added 06/15/13) This is part one of a lecture given by a man that goes by the name of "Irritated Genie", on the history of homosexuality, African history, and more. While I do not agree with many of his views, I believe he offers valuable information, as well as insight to a different view on American culture, and culture in general. However, the fact that he calls for the killing of groups of people, makes me believe he may be some sort-of agent provocateur.
Agenda 21 Explained, by John Anthony(added 03/03/13)
I talk a lot about United Nations Agenda 21 in my writings, and have connected it, in different ways, to things occurring in the state of Connecticut, but not many people know of Agenda 21. This presentation is for people who are looking to further their research into the plan to control every resource on the planet, including humans, known as United Nations Agenda 21. This video is only about 90 minutes long, but it took me many more hours to watch it, as I was pausing the video, and researching the things John Anthony was speaking on. This video is not for people who are looking to be entertained, you will probably be bored. Watch this presentation if you are looking to get a better understanding of things taking place in your community, and the world.
This documentary began as a documentary about the election fraud that occurred in the presidential election of 2000, but in many ways turned into a documentary about Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney, and what happened to her, and what happens to anybody, for going against the system. Cynthia McKinney was questioning the events of 9/11 immediately after the event, was raising awareness of the voter fraud occurring in the country, and even questioned Donald Rumsfield on his connection to child-sex-trafficking. Cynthia McKinney was no normal congress person, she was real. A campaign to get her out of Congress was immediately undertaken, and was successful. I don't agree with all of her politics, but she gets my support, just for being real.
