This is a BBC documentary on the life of George Orwell, author of two of the most acclaimed satires ever written, Animal Farm and 1984. Equally significant, but far less known, is the author’s dramatic journey through life and the extremes of his experiences. Put all...
Yeonmi Park, interviewed by Patrick Bet-David, tells her gripping story of starvation in North Korea, being sold as a sex slave in China, escape to America, and persecution of her family and friends in North Korea to stop her from telling this story. Although she...
This documentary, written by G. Edward Griffin in 1965, was forgotten for many years, but is far from out of date. It reveals lessons and insights that could not have been fully appreciated at the time it was produced. This is not about blacks vs. whites. It is about...
This address by G. Edward Griffin delivered on April 3, 1969 is as current as today's headlines. Drawing entirely from Communist literature and training manuals, he shows that the Leninist strategy for conquest involves two kinds of revolution. One is violent. The...
Here is one of the best investigative documentaries ever produced – as far as it goes. However, what it omits makes it one of the most dangerous as well. The praiseworthy part is that it reveals how the Chinese government secretly developed the corona virus in a...
