Truth Talk America Network: 7 Compelling Documentaries Worth Watching and Sharing With Others [Apr 12, 2024] (VIDEOS)

7 Documentaries Worth Watching And Sharing This Week! (VIDEOS)

Truth Talk America Network curates and streams documentaries for viewers to watch and share with others who are unaware of information being shared that has been mainly censored on mainstream platforms. Here are 7 suggested documentaries for the week ending April 12, 2024.

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1. Royal Babylon ‘The Criminal Record of the British Monarchy’

Royal Babylon: The Criminal Record of the British Monarchy (2012) is an enthralling documentary series, inspired by Heathcote Williams’ investigative poem. This hard-hitting documentary, crafted by Alan Cox and Margaret Cox, uncovers the sinister facets of the British royal family through a series of 16 short films. Each film digs deep into a specific misdeed perpetrated by the monarchy, exposing the appalling reality behind their frequently praised image. With a focus on historical wrongdoings and contemporary scandals, this documentary prompts viewers to reconsider the role and responsibility of the British monarchy in today’s society.

2. Foster Shock

Foster Shock (2016) takes a first hand look at what happens to children when they are taken from their abusive families and become dependents of the State of Florida. It examines Florida’s ‘privatized’ foster care system and reveals some of the worst systematic abuses in Florida’s history by state and federally funded companies which were originally created to help severely abused children.

3. It Runs On Water ‘The Stanley Meyer Story’

Stanley Meyer was a inventor and genius that made a water car back in the 90′s and many believe that his technology would change the world. How? well the claims are that the car could literally run on water. it would do the electrolysis process on board and generate power from water. Meyer unfortunately lost his life, but for some his death had to be murder.

4. Back To Eden

BACK TO EDEN (2011) is a documentary film that shares the incredible story of American gardener and arborist Paul Gautschi and his lifelong journey learning how to get back to the garden of Eden. The documentary, streaming online for free, has received over 50 million views in every country in the world. The film ignited a world-renowned regenerative organic gardening movement that regenerates the soil and restores soil biodiversity which results in higher yields with less input.

5. Indoctrinate U

Indoctrinate U (2007) by Evan Coyne Maloney is a captivating exploration of ideological conformism and political correctness in American higher education. Through interviews and investigations on various college campuses, the film exposes the use of institutional mechanisms, such as speech codes, to punish students who express political views that are unpopular within academia. The documentary covers anti-military protests, the treatment of conservative students, and the influence of race, ethnicity, and gender in educational institutions. It also features interviews with various thinkers, including David French and Greg Lukianoff, who discuss the role of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education in promoting academic freedom and protecting students’ rights. The documentary highlights the struggles faced by students and professors with diverse viewpoints, showcasing instances of segregation, suppression of free speech, and the monopolization of ideas in the academic world.

6. The Capitalist Conspiracy

The Capitalist Conspiracy (1969) Discover the history of an elite group that maintains absolute power over the global economy as narrated by G. Edward Griffin.

7. Dark Clouds Over Elberton: The True Story of the Georgia Guidestones

Dark Clouds Over Elberton: The True Story of the Georgia Guidestones (2015) is a must see for those who wish to learn more about the globalist use of environmentalism towards the cause of population control.

In 1979, a mysterious stranger appeared in the remote town of Elberton, Georgia. The man introduced himself as R.C. Christian, but admitted this was not his real name. He claimed to represent a small group of loyal Americans who wanted to erect a monument they hoped would inspire “the Age of Reason.”

The monument was named the Georgia Guidestones. Written on the great granite stones are ten commands or “guides” that were intended to provide wisdom for mankind. But the first of them calls for a reduction of the world population to a mere 500 million. In order to achieve this, billions of people would have to die. Many have wondered: is the monument designed to inspire wisdom? Or to launch a global genocide?

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