The first half of this film indicated that neocons - especially the Bush Crime Family - are on the warpath to destroy the sovereignty and autonomy of all countries, including the U.S., in their attempt to further the New World Order.  Like the Nazis of Germany during the 1930s, the Bush-led necon state terrorists have invaded small, defenseless countries; established concentration camps and secret prisons, and propped up Vichy-type puppet governments to control the locals on behalf of the invaders.  The necons and Bush wage their war on freedom while paying lip service to God, Country and Conservativism.

Anyone with even a basic knowledge of the Bible knows at least the Ten Commandments admonish that one shalt not covet thy neighbor's property, shalt not steal, shalt not bear false witness, and shalt not kill.  But the Christian and Conservative response to the neocon's hypocritical behavior seems lukewarm at best and often silent.  So why doesn't the conservative majority become appalled and denounce the fanatic neocon murderers who claim to be pious Americans, but in their deeds and actions are anything but?  Why can't the majority declare them outside the pale of not only the Constitution but Christianity itself?  Why do they honor the state terrorists who sometimes die in their attempts to terrorize Iraqis, Afghans, Pakistanis, and Iranians, instead of rightfully condemning them for the criminals they would easily be seen to be if they tried to do their home invasions in an American town against American civilians?  After all, Iraqi civilians have the same inalienable rights to life, liberty and property that we Americans have - "we hold these truths to be self-evident".

A quick glance at something known as Information warfare (IW) can best explain it.  Bush camouflages his war on freedom by calling it in Orwellian terms a "war on terror". In addition, our mass media is little more than a cartel monopolized by a mere five very wealthy and pro-war billionaires - Murdoch, Rothschild, Redstone, Bronhof, and another.  On top of all that, the U.S. government's military and intelligence services also produce propaganda in various forms of media including university text books.  Congressman Frank Church, incensed to learn in 1976 that a government-sponsored matrix existed to confuse the American public that had made use of over 1,000 CIA-sponsored, subsidized or produced textbooks prior to 1967, stated "The question will always be: Is it honest or is it CIA?".

CIA, it should be noted, was born in London, England in 1947 after WWII.  Everything about it is British.  Winston Churchill, an American citizen and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom's Parliament during the Second World War, was the British secret weapon that sucked America back over there after Americans vowed "never again" when they returned from the First World War.  He concocted the bully-the-Japanese plan to which the Japanese retaliated at Pearl Harbor and Roosevelt did nothing to prevent, hoping for a war hysteria as Churchill had predicted. British historian Nicholas John Cull explained that Churchill boasted that he had "dreamed of, aimed at, and worked for" an American entry into World War II.  The U.S. a victim of British propaganda, the British Empire has been U.S.-powered ever since but few Americans are cognizant of what happened to them sixty years ago - the British got them back.  That is why Americans are killing peasants and dying in Britain's former colonies today.

It doesn't take a George Washington to see that U.S.-powered British Empire is antithetical to everything America stands for. Since Americans fought two wars against the British, why are they not standing up to the British today?  A divide between those Americans who believe that democracy is the result of peace and tolerance and those who believe that violence is the only way to achieve their objective of a New World Order has surfaced in the new millenium, stoked by government and/or corporate-sponsored information warfare.

In all fairness, Americans from both the right and left have been shouting condemnations of the Bush Crime Family, their neocon helpers, and global state terrorism.  They have  labeled their crimes as either unAmerican or unChristian.  Some conservative organizations critical of neocon crimes are the Foundation for Economic Education (www.fee.org), the Future of Freedom Foundation (www.fff.org), and The Constitution Party (www.Baldwin08.com).  Liberal organizations critical of neocon crimes are VeteransForPeace (www.VeteransForPeace.org), American Friends Service Committe (www.afsc.org), and The Green Party (www.McKinney2008.com).

The media cartel notwithstanding, if the conservatives in America wish to be understood and respected, and if they wish to counter the toxic propaganda put forth by both the neocons who falsely claim to be conservatives and by their detractors, then they ought to be doing more than just giving public statements  and addressing their congregants from the pulpits.  They should publicly reject the neocon brand of Americanism championed by the neocons and the Bush Crime Family, but that would take a billion dollars to break the corporatist monopoly on the distribution of information.

For a great majority of Americans, the neocon philosophy is a bizarre stew concocted by mixing main ingredients such as politics and a selective, self-serving interpretation of the Bible with an eye toward domination.  For their own sakes, Americans should reject this cruel and crafty alien.  The late Leonard Read gave ample warning: "What road are we now treading? It's the road to serfdom.  Day by day and in nearly every way, we move nearer to omnipotent government, the totalitarian state - dictocrats by the millions telling us how to live our lives".

Our deteriorating economy and law-and-order situation,  evident in the 2004 election (www.witnesstoacrime.com), is the result of the resurrection of our colonial relationship to the mother country and conservative inability to distinguish a Tory from an American conservative.  Our Founding Fathers know how to deal with the British and the Benedict Arnolds who try to sell us out to their ways of empire.  A lesson from the past would serve us well before we head to the polls in November.