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The American Matrix: Age of Deception

A very pow­er­ful and re­veal­ing look what is re­al­ly go­ing on in Amer­i­ca and the world to­day. A fol­low up to his 2008 DVD re­lease 'The De­cline And Fall Of Amer­i­ca', B.A. Brooks has start­ed to de­vel­op a unique style of movie mak­ing in which he us­es cur­rent news clips, archived news footage and us­er gen­er­at­ed YouTube con­tent to make his points heard loud and clear.
Cov­er­ing top­ics such as the com­ing eco­nom­ic col­lapse of The Unit­ed States Of Amer­i­ca, the form­ing of a new world or­der, the mil­i­ta­riza­tion of our lo­cal po­lice de­part­ments, the for­ma­tion of Na­tion­al fu­sion cen­ters who are now tar­get­ing nor­mal ev­ery­day Amer­i­cans as ter­ror­ists, com­ing mar­tial law and much much more. For those who are aware and awake, this movie will be a great re­minder of what you al­ready may know to be true. If you are not up to date with cur­rent news from Amer­i­ca and around the world, this movie might just be a shock­ing re­minder of what our coun­ty's founders spoke of and warned us all about so many years ago. "The Amer­i­can Ma­trix -​ Age Of De­cep­tion" stars George Bruch, Alan Keyes, Dr. Ron Paul, David Icke, Steven Crow­der, Chuck Bald­win, Lou Dobbs, Barack Hus­sein Oba­ma.

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