The Secret Government: The Constitution in Crisis

Prepare to be riveted by the full-length, 90-minute version of Bill Moyer’s searing critique, “The Secret Government: The Constitution In Crisis.” Delving into the dark underbelly of the Executive Branch of the United States Government, Moyer unveils a web of criminal subterfuge, contrary to the very principles and values cherished by the American people. With sound fully restored (only a brief copyrighted music segment is muted), this exposé sheds light on the National Security Act of 1947, which grants unchecked power to carry out operations with impunity.

At the heart of this chilling documentary lies the infamous Iran-Contra arms and drug-running operations, which flooded the streets of the nation with the scourge of crack cocaine. While originally filmed in 1987, the significance of “The Secret Government” has only grown in 2007 and beyond. As the shadows of terrorism loom large, Moyer’s revelations gain even greater relevance, shedding light on the fraudulent “War on Terror” and the unsettling echoes of past actions reverberating in the present.

Through meticulously researched evidence and uncompromising storytelling, this documentary pierces the veil of secrecy, exposing the forces that have orchestrated pivotal events in U.S. history. From invasive invasions to the relentless war drums, Moyer confronts the ruling regime’s actions with unyielding courage.

“The Secret Government: The Constitution In Crisis” is a gripping chronicle of power, deception, and moral reckoning. Brace yourself for a journey that will leave you questioning the very fabric of your nation’s governance and the responsibility each citizen bears in safeguarding the principles upon which it was founded.