Invisible Empire: A New World Order Defined

Synopsis

In Invisible Empire: A New World Order Defined, directed by Jason Bermas and released in 2010, viewers are taken on a thought-provoking journey to explore the concept of a global conspiracy led by powerful elites. Through interviews and research, the documentary sheds light on how the New World Order operates and influences various aspects of society. From the origins of this secretive agenda to its implications on individual freedoms, the film delves into the complexities of power dynamics on a global scale. With compelling evidence and expert opinions, Invisible Empire challenges viewers to question the narratives shaping our world.

Cast

• Jason Bermas

  Narrator

• Mark Dice

  Himself

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  G. Edward Griffin

  Self

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  John F. Kennedy

  Self - President of USA (archive footage)

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  Peter Dale Scott

  Self

• Cindy Sheehan

  Self

Reviews

Invisible Empire: A New World Order Defined has garnered mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some praise its investigative approach and thorough research, others criticize it for promoting conspiracy theories without substantial evidence. Rotten Tomatoes critic consensus states, 'A compelling yet controversial exploration of the New World Order, but lacks sufficient substantiated claims.' IMDb users rate it 6.8/10, where positive reviews commend the film's attempt to uncover hidden truths, while negative reviews call it sensationalist and misleading. Metacritic provides a more balanced view, with an average score of 65 based on various reviews.