Construction-wise it isn't well put together. It doesn't differentiate game-changing new info from rehashed items we've heard a hundred times. But there is a lot of new info in here that changes the perceptions... And it is well worth a watch. Oliver Stone talks about America before and after JFK's assassination. I agree. The USA grew and prospered right up to this point and then the fall began - Bretton Woods, Tricky Dicky, Reaganomics, GFC. And now Money Printer Go Brrr... Bad stuff happened but the public didn't know about it. The world smells everything now and they know what the smell is... 7/10

No matter how you slice it's clear that there was a conspiracy and kennedy was assassinated by rogue elements (Black Ops C.I.A Agents. The biggest issue is U.S. government help cover it up which makes them complicite in the crime. (C.I.A which is private and not a government entity) (Military industrial complex) the banking system (federal reserve bank which is private and not a government entity) Hearing Whoopi Goldberg narrating is a huge downer.

Man, just as good as JFK in 91.

An interesting and informative school report that would've benefited from a table of contents, and the rushed ending that seems like it was finished after midnight on the day it was due. Still, the visual aids were fascinating, and there were lots of them. Saw in Paris, presented by Oliver Stone.