Hijacking Catastrophe: 9/11, Fear & the Selling of American Empire Essa

Directed and produced by Jeremy Earp and Sut Jhally, narrated by Julian Bond, Hijacking Catastrophe 9/11, Fear & the Selling of American Empire is an unrated sixty-eight instant eye-opening documentary released in 2004 by The Media Education Foundation. The film sheds light on the relationship between 9/11 and the invasion of Iraq before the attack on the World Trade Center. Just like every other movie or documentary, this film carries a message Hijacking Catastrophe provides concise digest that persuades its audience to take a second look and interpret the connection. It is generally a perceptive documentary full of oppositions against the scrub administration featuring interviews with significant masses full of compelling arguments. Hijacking Catastrophe takes its viewers on a journey of all fallacies the Bush administration and radical neoconservatives made to escalate the apprehension and persuade the American public to strike war on what they called bratwurst. This docume ntary contends to represent the political corruption caused by the Bush administration and the rightfield radical neoconservatives. For that reason, the film includes many strategies to help the audiences understanding of the suspected relationship. To begin with, the documentary starts up with the powerful quotation by Herman Goring, The people can evermore be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked and denounce the peacemakers for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger, This quote explicitly signifies that George W. Bush along with the neoconservatives lied to make the American public react in a certain(a) way they have planned for their own concealed motives. In my opinion ma... ...a man determined to achieve absolute power over the cost of war tragedies. The film productively works with featuring interviews, displaying news footage and life-threatening pictures of the after math of the war on Iraq. It specifically proves how the Bush administration provoked the media to convince the people of America to support war on terror by creating a non-existent fear. It offers interviews and documentaries that show the hidden motives of the Bush administration kept secret from the American public such as gradually expanding the countrys power through extending the military expenditures and power to keep up global hegemony. Finally, if anyone pins the America vs. Iraq war on terrorism and have not seen this documentary they are to a certain extent mistaken hence, it is full of vital facts but with less irony, sarcasm and biases than Fahrenheit 9/11.