A compilation film assembled by John Nada, stitching together interviews and archival clips to argue that a coordinated New World Order sits behind global politics and finance. It moves through the standard cast of the genre: the Federal Reserve's creation, the Bilderberg Group and Trilateral Commission as backroom power brokers, the Rockefeller and Rothschild families, Freemasonry, and the annual gathering at Bohemian Grove. Alex Jones, David Icke, and Aaron Russo argue the case on camera, joined by G. Edward Griffin, Jim Marrs, and physicist Steven Jones, who revisits the official account of the September 11 attacks. The film leans on the Problem-Reaction-Solution framework, the claim that crises are engineered or exploited to justify new controls, and applies it across topics from surveillance and microchipping to public education, quoting critics like John Taylor Gatto and Charlotte Iserbyt along the way. There is no on-screen investigation of its own, no new footage or fieldwork, just a chain of familiar interview clips arranged to build one continuous argument that visible institutions answer to hidden ones.