marshall wrote:
As with most conspiracy theory works there are a lot of half truths in it.
They take a few awkward and/or puzzling facts and then attempt to convince you that they can fill in the rest story with something outlandishly sinister. They don't even attempt to consistently describe what the conspiracy is precisely about, what the motivation is, etc. They just hint at something sinister with odd facts and historical tidbits and expect you to fill in the blanks. It almost works better that way. The whole point is to engage the viewer’s imagination so they don't look too closely at the missing logic.
It is very psychologically manipulative and from that perspective the film is brilliant. Whoever made it really knew what they were doing.
I noticed that about the scene with the rockefellar Standard Oil deal. He wasn't double-dealing with Nazis, in fact, we likely got something greater in return to screw with their economy.
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