The Obama Deception

May 05, 2009 JamesHudnall President Barack Obama 7 Comments">7 Comments

The full movie in HD. Worth watching. I don’t agree with everything in there, but it raises a lot of very good points.

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James Hudnall has been a professional writer since 1986. He's been a web developer since 1999. James currently lives in San Diego, California.
  • TJX

    While I agree with many of the points about how Obama is a liar and the whole Obama cult should be looked at carefully, there are many things in this documentary that are just borderline whacko illuminati conspiracy stuff! And two names – ALEX – JONES!! This was the guy that thought the Delta Force was taking over a city when they were just training INSIDE a military training facility.

    Seriously, if there is such an uber powerful world conspiracy why go through all this trouble of creating false wars other such crisis? Wouldnt that take up trillions of their time and money?? Why don’t this corporate/military industral complex group just inject us all with mind controling chips and get it over with? They could have done that decades ago if they’re supposed to be that powerful.

  • http://jameshudnall.com JamesHudnall

    I agree. Alex Jones is waaaaay out there. And the fact is Obama hates big business because he’s making it almost impossible for them to operate or he is nationalizing over industries. But there are some good points in here.

    I have to give Jones credit though. He goes after whoever is in power. He’s not limited to one side.

  • TJX

    True. Alex Jones is a real “anti-establishment” type of person, unlike those rockstars who act anti-establishment but worship leftist politicians. Now if only mainstream media personalities would go after both sides!

  • Jeremy

    Make no mistake: Alex Jones is a obnoxious egotistical twat, and his fear-mongering, bullhorning antics shit me to tears.

    That said, I think his motives are pure and he is a thorough investigative journalist. He is certainly not alone in a lot of his ‘conspiracy theories’ and we have to stop dismissing people like him purely on character-based grounds. His sources are sound, and as time pass on, more and more people are rallying behind this ‘truther’ cause.

    We simply have to be truthful to ourselves: do we reject a ‘crazy’ idea because that is how we’ve been conditioned to react? Or do we instead question it, research it ourselves, and make up our own mind? More often than not, people like passing judgement quickly and take the first option. And look where that has got us.

    “Great is truth, but still greater, from a practical point of view, is silence about truth. By simply not mentioning certain subjects… totalitarian propagandists have influenced opinion much more effectively than they could have by the most eloquent denunciations.” -Aldous Huxley

  • http://jameshudnall.com JamesHudnall

    I’m always willing to listen unless someone is a total fraud or crackpot. I agree that Jones seems to believe what he says. He doesn’t seem to be putting on his audience. That does not mean he is right. A lot of what he does seems to be really egotistical and attention whore type stuff. But he is correct about the fact that the official story is a big lie, it’s all a carny act.

    I don’t see “them” as being as clever and as smart as he does. I agree there is this big organized effort by certain elites. It’s fairly obvious if you do any kind of digging. Some of his conclusions are wrong, but the ultimate truth is Obama is doing what Bush was doing, pushing us closer to totalitarian government. Obama has pushed us farther and faster in that direction in a few short months than Bush did in 8 years.

  • TJX

    Okay, can we all just agree that the incident at the hotel with the fire alarms was total B.S.?? :D I mean it was JUST a fire alarm that just happened to have gone off at that time. Nothing to do with trying to get Alex and his crew out of the hotel.

  • Jeremy

    TJX – Maybe you’re right.

    But considering the extend the Bilderberg Group goes keep the hotels they stay at secure (police, private security firms, and various govt agencies including MI6 & CIA) I wouldn’t be surprised if it was real. In 2006 when Jones travelled to Ottawa to report on the meeting there he was detained and interrogated for 15 hours by Canadian Immigration authorities.

    Given the popularity of his radio show, they obviously see him as a geniune threat to their secrecy. If even half the stuff Jim Tucker and Alex Jones claims about them is true, I’m sure they’d be go to whatever length possible to keep any reporters away from their meetings.

    But maybe it was just a coincidence.

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