Some constructive criticism

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Split off from original thread. Tangent is tangential.

Originally Posted by Coolgamer

From Wikipedia:

"In 2006, Russo wrote, produced, directed, and starred in a documentary feature film entitled America: From Freedom To Fascism. The film questioned the legality of the income tax and attacked the "growing authoritarianism" in American life. The film was made after Russo had over $2 million of tax liens filed against him by the Internal Revenue Service, the state of California, and the state of New York for unpaid taxes. In an interview with the New York Times, however, Russo refused to discuss the liens, saying they were not relevant to his film."

"In early 2007, an interview with the radio talk show host Alex Jones saw Russo discuss his friendship and conversations with a Nicholas Rockefeller, whom he said was a member of the famous Rockefeller banking dynasty. In it he describes how Nicholas Rockefeller had revealed to him 11 months previous to the September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center in 2001, that "an event" would happen that would lead to an invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq, and would lead to the unwinnable "War on Terror". Russo also said that Rockefeller was part of a ruling elite whose end goal, as stated by Rockefeller himself, is "to create a one world government, where everybody has an RFID chip implanted in them"."

Great. So we've got a guy claiming 9/11 was an inside job who owes money on taxes claiming that taxes are illegal. Seems legit enough to me.

I wouldn't doubt that the government would allow some horrible things to happen to justify creating laws in effort to form a world government.

Instead of attacking Russo's credibility, how about disproving some of the things he pointed out?