Very well executed

Sadly Over-hyped

It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

There was a time several years ago when I listened to what Alex Jones had to say. I watched his show for only a few months, and I didn't really take him seriously. But he was somewhat entertaining and I thought that maybe he's an independent radio host. That was before I found out what a manipulating, deceiving, money-hungry and obnoxious crook he is. He began to reveal his true loyalties several months before the 2012 Presidential Campaign. His ties to the Republican Party go way back, but then he proclaimed that he's a Libertarian. He was speaking in favor of Ron Paul. He said that he had dinner with Ron Paul. He was doing what Ron Paul told him to do. And then he began to speak in favor of Mitt Romney. Mitt Romney lost the election and Ron Paul was revealed to be a crook and a close ally of Romney. In short, it became obvious that Alex Jones is a tool of the Republican Party. Maybe he's also an establishment tool but I'm not entirely sure is he has direct ties to the American oligarchy.There are 3 important things that people should know about this army of Libertarians that suddenly appeared out of nowhere a few years ago. I guess it's not a coincidence that they became active when the Republicans didn't have someone in the White House. Firstly, Libertarians are politically useless since they're controlled opposition. Secondly, they attack and silence anyone who disagrees with them even though they say that they're "freedom lovers." Thirdly, they spend almost all of their time lying about history and the economy. Their rhetoric is no different from the establishment line because all they do is lie about the Soviet Union, progressive American politicians, and how low wages and the absence of social benefits is a good thing. It's also no secret that most Libertarians are Southerners. In other words, they promote the irrational and discredited theories of conservative nobodies like Milton Friedman, Friedrich Hayek, Karl Popper and Ayn Rand. Sometimes they even go as far as saying that Reaganomics was good. So, who are the Libertarians and why do they hate the "govment" so much? They're tools of monopoly capitalism. They want to get rid of the imagined tyranny of government and replace it with the tyranny of uncontrolled crooked capitalism. And the market that they talk about doesn't even exist. In his books historian Carroll Quigley described people like this as products of irrationality typical of an Age of Conflict in the life of a civilization. They're controlled opposition and their leaders are supported and funded by the oligarchy. This is what I know. I also don't really care about them or what they do. I'm Canadian. I don't live in the United States. If they want to bring America to ruin that's fine with me.I don't know if you've noticed but the only thing Alex Jones has been doing for the last several years is attacking Barack Obama. And yet he claims that he's fighting against a "New World Order." In reality his whole show is centered around attacking the Democrat Obama. Alex Jones is a parasite and a crook. He was denounced by Jack Blood and attacked by Jeff Rense. There's no such thing as a New World Order. There's a mafia of financial and monopoly capitalists in the West that does have an agenda. Alex Jones, however, isn't good at revealing this agenda. The thing that the capitalists care most about is preserving their wealth, status and power. I feel sorry for America if Jones is one of the prominent voices in the "alternative media." America is a police state that's teeming with brainwashed conservatives and fascists. There are very few independent and reasonable voices in America.

For anyone wanting to know "what the hell is this New World Order thing I've been hearing so much about?". This is the film you want to watch. Writer/Director Jason Bermas who him self wanted an answer to this question set out on a journey to uncover what the NWO is and where it's roots lie. This documentary is filled to the brim of NWO quotes by the global elitists them selves and has never before seen archive footage from different news outlets. The film is smooth and just an overall excellent watch, done a little in the spirit of Michael Moores latest few films. After only a few minutes of watching the film I could tell that Bermas knows how to present his case and has done his research very well! As a matter of fact he did well over two years of research for the film.This is Bermas second feature documentary and I enjoyed it as much as I did his first film Fabled enemies which investigates the roots of the September 11th attacks in NYC and Washington.

The 'New World Order' has gained a lot of popularity in pop-culture recently and one thing that this film does especially well, is put that idea into context. I was shocked at how often this concept has been played over and over the airwaves in the last couple of decades, yet it still remains a fairly 'fringe' topic. I am about the same age as the film maker, and I can relate to his story of 'awakening' to the NWO in only the last few years, and the effect it has had on his world view.The film is evocative, thought provoking, extremely professional and educational, and it is my 'go-to' video for friends who are also interested in finding out about the invisible empire. I can't stress enough; this IS the must-have/must-see video on who really controls our government, as well as what motivates them.Well done.

I watched this film having little knowledge of the NWO. According to the text in my history book for a college level class the term "New World Order" had been invented by some militia extremist around the same time of the Oklahoma City Bombing in 1995. Turns out the the term has been around for centuries and has been used repeatedly by many politicians while speaking on the senate and congressional floors. I know, sounds crazy right? Jason Bermas shows all of that and more. Put together in an easy to understand method. No prior knowledge required to watch this film. In Invisible Empire: A New World Order Defined, Jason Bermas interviews many key players in the resistance movement including Dr. G. Edward Griffin. Jason also covers organizations in the United States that seem to have an over reaching influence on United States policies such as the Trilateral Commission and Council on Foreign Relations.