Alex Jones has attempted to uncover the great plan behind Barack Obama’s presidential victory and beyond.

According to the documentary, Obama is a Wall Street crony who, like his predecessors, has the interest of the Bilderberg group and one world government.

Jones does present some convincing arguments by suggesting that Obama appointed a Bush-like cabinet despite Obama’s claims that his aim was to create a unified cabinet. Jones stifles Obama by presenting a reflection of his agenda pre- and post-election.

Obama says that he will pull the troops out of Iraq 16 months after his election. This number is reduced with time and ultimately, Jones suggests, the pullout is not going to happen. With a surge in troops sent to Afghanistan, Jones’ plight is validated.

Jones does not take into account the ever-evolving landscape of international politics. It seems as though Obama is approaching situations with an appease and influence method which helped to propel him to the presidency.

Surely, there are situations, like the US boycott of the UN Anti-Racism Conference that have started to show light upon the potentially power hungry Western agenda. Yet, this agenda existed quite long before Obama ever came to power.

This film does a proper job of presenting an argument that scrutinizes Obama but the documentary was too quickly whipped up and online only three months after Obama was inaugurated. Jones is entitled to his opinion but the public will be more patient.

Yet, when the time arises, that their patience has elapsed, then democracy and the blogosphere that helped to bring in Obama will once again raise its voice.

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