amnamn888 This documentary was nothing more than pushing the agenda of the far right. They speak out against women having a role no larger than the follower of her husband. Women should be left home with the kids while the man runs the family. Also speak out against homosexuality as if this is deviant behavior. They make it appear that anyone in favor of helping out the less fortunate is communism through social caring. This really should be on YouTube with all the other conspiracy wack jobs.

ericnottelling First of all if you have managed to make it to this review through all the either left or right leaning political reviews I will be amazed. I fall into neither category. Let me start by saying this doc is very well shot. Regardless of the content, the actual production work of this doc is very well put together. Having said that, there are a lot of claims made in this movie. I would have liked to seen some real links drawn from them. Shown the actual documents that link said person A. with communist party end link. This was done in the case of someone like Van Jones. There are lots of other claims they make but they aren't making those links. I'm not saying they don't exist, I am saying they didn't prove the link. Second, while there are a lot of claims about agenda being accomplished, I'm not sure they prove that it is indeed the communist party being responsible for this agenda being accomplished. It having been mapped out and it being the people who mapped it out being responsible for it's unfolding are two separate things. Lastly the heavy religious tilt of this doc is hard to over look. This link to communism anti Christianity is amazingly baffling. Like communists are the ones who cause the fall of Christianity and the moral decay of culture. In their eyes being non Christian almost equates to being communist or a useful idiot. As someone who is non Christian and rather agnostic. I promise you I'm not out to destroy Christianity (you can believe what ever you want) nor am I a "useful idiot." Never mentioned is the fact that people here things like "virgin" birth and roll their eyes much like if your wife or gf came up to you and told you they had a "virgin" birth of someone of the other race. You'd be like virgin BS. People just look for things that are logical and reasonable and are not finding them in Christianity which is half mysticism. It has nothing to do with communism! The fall of Christianity lays on it's own issues and an ever increasing population who is more educated an unafraid to question things that just don't sound right. While I have no doubt there are people out there who believe in communism, the fact is, it is a very small percentage of people. While socialism is a more accepted practice, I think people in this country are ever more aware of disliking corrupt governments who are all linked together and there are actually more people leaned on the anarchy side of their scale. 7/10 for production value and some of the things they talk about, but it really needs more meat to it.

samcginty Baby Boomers know where we came from. We see where we are. This documentary shows how we got here, who is behind it and where we are going. It gives references and facts which can be checked for accuracy. Why are laws and regulations so complicated now? What happened to the nuclear family? Why is a greater portion of society on public assistance? Why do our schools seem to distort history? These questions and more are answered. Regardless of where you stand, this clarifies events which may have seemed random. With that clarity, you can begin to see the future.Be prepared to freeze frame to examine flow charts. Content is a little slow at first but picks up. I watched in 30 minute installments.

merarts Interesting documentary of the conservative's view of the "progressive democratic party". Just in time for the elections! Idaho legislator, Curtis Bowers, writes, directs, produces and stars in this 93 minute film chronicling the communist agenda in America. Through interviews with various celebrities of the religious and political right, including Stanton Evans, Wendy Wright, Phyllis Schlafly, Ed Messe, Steve King, and Trevor Louden, and several others, the film presents the idea that a plan to destroy the traditional values of the USA, coming from the founding fathers, has been successfully evolving through the values of the political left. It traces the connections of this agenda from Karl Marx to President Obama through such movements as environmentalism, educational reform, freedom of choice and feminism, Valuable to see no matter which side you think you are on.