I'm no conspiracy theorist but there's a LOT missing from this documentary. Known facts were completely dismissed in order to promote a narrative that essentially called the murder of children justified.
A lot that both sides have since agreed on they just completely leave out. Also, having Alex Jones as the only person interviewed who's against the government's version of events is just beyond irresponsible and makes it seem like there's no credibility to people who aren't pleased with how this was handled.
I expected a much less biased program that only stuck with the facts and didn't swing one way or the other.
A lot that both sides have since agreed on they just completely leave out. Also, having Alex Jones as the only person interviewed who's against the government's version of events is just beyond irresponsible and makes it seem like there's no credibility to people who aren't pleased with how this was handled.
I expected a much less biased program that only stuck with the facts and didn't swing one way or the other.