Perspectives: Anarchy USA (1966) – a documentary film by G. Edward Griffin
- Oct 8, 2022
- 1 min read
Introduction by Chad O. Jackson:
Since the release of Uncle Tom Part 2, several people have asked us for recommendations of resources they could use to do their own research. We did do a ton of research in the making of Uncle Tom Part 2. We read all kinds of books. We dove through all kinds of archives and footage. And I remember as I was learning more and more about the Civil Rights Movement and how steeped it was in Marxism, I was just amazed that nobody else had, to that point, put out a film that shows this side of American history. That is, until I came across a film called “Anarchy U.S.A.”, written and directed by Edward Griffin in 1966.
When I first watched Anarchy USA, I had a feeling of shock and relief – shock because here you had a film that basically showed a lot of the same things that I myself have come across in my own research – and relief that I’m not the only one talking about it. In fact, G. Edward Griffin was talking about it well before I was even born. So that was cool to see because it helped me to understand that there’s a lot of people who know full well what the Civil Rights Movement was all about.
This resource is the first of several videos that we will release over the next few weeks to aid you in your Quest for Truth.
1 hr 20 min
Content Source/Mirror: Uncle Tom
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