Killuminati: The Movie

[TheMystic]

This documentary on youtube is one of the best I have ever seen since it combines many different pieces of footage that has been posted on the internet over the last decade regarding the US, 9/11, skull and bones, the masons, the NWO, Illuminati, Bohemian Grove, ect, and pieces it together so that it makes sense, VERY thorough and will contain 50 parts (parts 1 to 13 up now). Future parts are set to be released on Feb 25th. :D

Contained alot of footage I had never seen before as well. Very good doc for anyone interested in the material or if you are looking for a source to point someone towards so they can get caught up on the information:

Killuminati The Movie (Part 1 of 50) The Truth About 911 / NWO

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6Hzq7IvSRQ

 

[Niall]

I think it contains some good footage and is well made. Shame that it's yet another docu with all the usual claptrap and vitriol against mysticism. The 'illuminati' meme disguising psychopathy and covertly attacking esotericism has been extraordinarily successful in the alt-net community.

 

[PopHistorian]

Watched ten parts. Nothing new but it's always interesting to see how people combine bits of information to make their points. A nice big source of good, damning footage, for sure. Not sure about well-made. Seems more like an early film-making effort with immature-sounding narration (complete with mispronunciations, like "viscount"), numerous misspellings, standard thunder sounds and creepy music. There are even sloppy factual errors, such as referring to India as Indonesia (even with a picture of Manmohan Singh on the screen). These kinds of flaws suggest that it may be the work of a true-believing compiler of research, not a studied researcher, but I don't know and have not looked into it. In the comments, one writer complained that the info wasn't up to AJ standards, to which the author replied, suggesting that AJ, in later chapters of the film, would be exposed as part of the Illuminati conspiracy. So, that might be interesting. Someone else here might care to dig in to who the filmmaker is.