Interview on 9-11 Conspiracy Theories

Are you rolling?

What happened on 9-11 is a phony,

you know, and we've never learned the truth about 9-11.

The whole agenda is to create a one-world government where

everybody has an RFID chip implanted in them.

All money is to be in those chips.

And this is getting me straight from Rockefeller himself.

This is what he wanted to accomplish.

Aaron, what do you think women's liberation was about?

We, the Rockefellers, funded that. We funded women's liberation.

They do whatever they want to do.

What we want doesn't matter anymore.

It's their agenda, it's their plans that matter.

They have all the money they want.

They can make all the money they want.

They have a machine. They

can make all the money.

It's not about money.

It's about control.

It's about their vision of how they want to see the world.

You hear George Bush saying democracy means freedom.

No.

Democracy equals new world order.

I believe God put me in this earth to be the best person I could be.

And put everybody in this earth to be the best they could be.

You have to stand up for what's right in life.

And unless you do that, you're nothing.

Award-winning filmmaker turned freedom fighter,

Aaron Russo was an amazing individual.

You know, he'd been battling cancer for more than three and a half years when

he began making America Freedom to Fascism.

That he shot, directed, edited,

pretty much on his own with just the help of a few people.

An amazing individual.

A long life of award-winning films, of hard work,

and for standing up for the Bill of Rights and Constitution.

You know, when we first went and shot this interview, I put it on the web for free.

But parts of it have never been seen.

So here today, you're going to have a chance to see the in-depth interview, the final interview with Aaron Russo.

But his important work lives on.

You know, he made one of the definitive films exposing the elite that control this nation and the world.

The private Federal Reserve.

And the information he put out two years ago rings more true today than ever.

And his film, America Freedom to Fascism, and Mad as Hell and the other great works he did,

just continue like ripples in a pond to light bushfires in the minds of men and women everywhere.

So this film is dedicated to the one and the only, Aaron Russo.

You rolling?

I'm honored to be interviewed by Alex Jones, a truth seeker,

fighting for justice in America.

Alex Charvin is going to get me all smiley.

Aaron,

when did you start to think something was wrong in the world, or start to find out about the whole banking cartel and the Federal Reserve System, but the New World War?

Well, that was a progression of events.

I've always been a very independent person,

always believed in individuality, and that we were put on this earth to be unique individuals to fulfill our God-given potential.

And that the only way to fulfill your potential is to be free,

to find out who you are, and to make your errors, to make mistakes.

And as I grew up, I began to realize more and more the government was inhibiting me in things that I wanted to do.

And what happened, I was very successful in the ladies' lingerie business.

I worked for my dad.

He had a small undergarment business.

And I created the first ladies' bikini panties back in 1963, actually.

And then I opened up a nightclub in Chicago called the Electric Theater.

That opened up the day Martin Luther King was assassinated.

And so the city of Chicago was in flames the day my club opened.

And nobody came out to the club.

And what happened was that that was the year of the Democratic Convention in Chicago in 1968.

And so my club became a hangout for the hippies, you know, because they wanted to go to Chicago and protest what was going on.

And I was having a concert at my club one night to raise money.

And the police raided the nightclub.

My club for no reason at all.

And I was standing outside in my office overlooking the street,

and I saw all these paddy wagons pulling up in front of my club.

And I was a 24-year-old kid.

You know, I had no experience at all, really.

I said, what are these paddy wagons doing here?

And then I saw all these cops getting out of the paddy wagons coming into my club.

I said, oh, my God, they're raiding me.

And so I ran down to the stage, and I got on the stage, and I stopped the band from playing.

And I said to the people in the audience, we're being raided,

you know, so sit down on the floor,

cooperate, you know,

and plot your identification and cooperate with the police. And

as I said that,