Illuminati News: America - From Freedom to Fascism

Franklin Sanders

h, my! I had no idea!" That's what the audience is saying as they walk out of Aaron Russo's new film, America: From Freedom to Fascism. Their voices are hushed. Some faces are pale and wet with tears, sick at what they've discovered. Many are red, angry to learn for the first time that they have been robbed -- their country, their rights, and their very future have been stolen from them and their children.

But it may all end right there - all Aaron's work, all his sacrifice, all his vision, all the possibilities to make a real change in America, unless we pitch in and help him. Let me explain. Everything in the world was stacked against this movie. What major studio would back a movie this controversial?

A movie that exposes the entire Federal Reserve scam the income tax fraud, and the IRS?

A movie that catches a former IRS commissioner boasting that the IRS isn't subject to Supreme Court decisions?

A movie that publicizes government brutality against protestors? A movie that rev eals how America was swindled out of her gold reserve?

A movie that pulls back the curtain on the coming police state in the US, with its plans to tag everyone with a national ID card and implant an RFID chip in every man, woman, and child?

A movie that lays bare the whole New World Order? Warner Brothers and MGM and Fox wouldn't touch that project with a thirty foot pole, let alone put up money to make the movie? Those giant corporations - already in bed with big government - would never produce or release that movie.

Aaron Russo

So without asking for anybody's help, Aaron Russo set out to make this film, because he knew it had to be made. He put up 100% of the money to make the film. He invested two years of his life. He laid his name and his reputation on the line. Not just for the sake of his own freedom, but for yours, too, and your children's, and for millions of Americans who don't know sic 'em from come here about what their government really does, or the tyranny that government has already mapped out for them.

Aaron made this movie so everyone in America would understand, so people would really get it. And when they see the movie, they do. (You can view a trailer for the movie at www.freedomtofascism.com). Let me make something plain. This is not a movie that divides, but a movie that unites. Aaron does not work like Michael Moore, who plays to the Left to increase polarization.

Aaron's movie plays to the whole country. It doesn't take sides. It's not Democrat or Republican, it's not left, not right, but dead on.

Now Aaron Russo needs our help. The money and the years have been spent, the movie has been made, the test audiences are raving about it, distribution has been arranged, but Aaron still needs our help. The movie must still be marketed and advertised. It must be promoted and supported by TV, newspaper, and radio advertising to get it out to the largest audience possible, to every nook and cranny in America, every city, every town, every hamlet, every corner of America.

How could a single movie be that important? Because it will change forever Americans' false perception of how things work here. Everybody has to see this movie. This is the tool we've been waiting for. It's non-violent, it's ruthlessly honest, and it can change America. Everybody who sees this movie gets it. The light goes on. Nobody has ever explained so much in one place before. Without your help, Aaron has only enough steam to open in New York City on July fourth. After that, nothing will happen unless every one of us helps him. If we help Aaron now, here's what he can do. ? premiere in two theaters in New York ? then open in a few theatres in Los Angeles ? then Chicago ? then take it to two hundred theatres nation wide, and then 500, and then . . . But all that takes money.

By now you may be snorting, "Who is this guy Franklin Sanders to ask me for money to help promote a movie? That's a fair question, and here's a fair answer.

According to an assistant United States Attorney, I am "the most dangerous man in the mid-South." What makes me so dangerous? I am the man who opened a gold and silver bank so that Americans could realise their right to honest, stable gold and silver money. That was perfectly legal, even in 1984, but the federal government didn't like it. For my trouble I spent the next sixteen years fending off the feds, the IRS, and state government, trying to keep my wife and me out of jail, and trying to keep them from killing my seven children, my wife, and me. I even ended up going to jail.

I know -- you think I'm crazy or lying. You can't believe "our" government agents would do such

terrible things. Most people can't, and I understand why. It's too horrible to believe. Besides, the government and the media work together to blacken everyone who stands for the law, the constitution, and the truth. They label them "trouble-makers" and "extremists", and even, as a last resort, "terrorists." Usually, it works, but our case was different.

The federal government indicted 11 people out of our church ( because the church elders refused to roll over for the IRS's fishing expedition ) as well as another 14 people. Some pled guilty, just to put an end to the nightmare. By the grace of God, the 16 of us who held out to the end were all acquitted. (You can read the entire story at www.themoneychanger.com/dangerous.phtml).

The state also charged me in a related case, but I was convicted there. And I should have been convicted, because I was guilty: guilty of speaking the truth, guilty of insisting the government abide by the law and the constitution, guilty of exposing the entire lying system of phoney money that steals the property and future from every single American. And if I had to do it all over again, as God is my helper I would do it without one moment's hesitation, because it was the right thing to do.

Today Aaron Russo is guilty, too - guilty of making a movie to tell America the truth. And he needs our help. Should one man take the cause of the whole nation on his own shoulders?

Should one man give everything, while everyone else profits and none help? Any honest man must say, "No - let me help, too. I don't want anybody else to carry the load for me." Here's what Aaron needs: money to market and advertise America: From Freedom To Fascism. If we won't help him, Aaron has told me he will make sure America sees this movie even if he has to walk it across America.

But if he has to do that, the movie will never have the effect it could have. Its impact will fizzle out in little sparks, instead of the massive explosion it could touch off. Everybody who has seen this movie knows that it can change America. And I know that in America today there is no effective movement to oppose, much less turn back, the plans to create a police state and turn us into a nation of slaves.

At his own risk and expense, Aaron Russo has made a movie that might be the spark to set off an explosion in the public's heart that might win back our liberties, and our children's future. This is not a distant cause. It is the cause of our rights and our ancient freedoms, right here in America, and it is not happening to somebody else. It's happening right now to you, and to me, and this may be our last, best chance to wake up our neighbours.

My friends know that I'm not much of one to talk about "last chances" because I know that Heaven has many more options than we can conceive. Never before has the freedom movement had a professional like Aaron Russo on its side. Aaron's work has won numerous gold records, platinum records, an Emmy, a Tony, and six Academy Award nominations. His films have received seven Golden Globe nomination and actually won three Golden Globes. To make this movie Aaron had to go against all the grain of Hollywood status and popularity. More than that, he had to love the truth. We all know that advertising doesn't come cheap. A full page ad in the New York Times costs $95,256.00. Half a page costs $52,920.A quarter page costs $26,460. One column inch costs $840. Sounds impossible, but think: if only 529 of us each gave $100, we could buy that half page ad.

What am I asking from you? Give up two meals for your freedom. You probably don't balk at dropping $6.50 for a large white chocolate macchiatto at Starbucks. When you take your wife and kids out to eat, you don't hesitate to lay out $60 at Pizza Hut. If it's a special occasion and you really want to celebrate, you'll go to Fancy French Jacques or L'Aubergine and drop a hundred fifty bucks for four people and congratulate yourself on a bargain.

I am asking you to donate the price of two meals out with your family to Aaron Russo, to promote America: From Freedom to Fascism. You name the price. Please note: this is not an investment, but a gift to help Aaron make sure the most Americans possible see this film. Not one cent of your money will go to anything but promoting this movie.

No, it's not an "investment" in the usual sense because you won't get any money back, but it most certainly is an investment in your nearest and dearest interests, and the return may be restoring your country and your rights. You may think the price is too high, the risk of nothing happening too great. You may be right. It may be too late to turn America from her fate. That's what the enemies of freedom want you to think.

In December, 1777 it looked like it was too late for America, and too late for freedom. Toward Valley Forge you could trace the path of Washington's men by the blood their unshod feet left in the snow. When they arrived at their campsite, no shelters were waiting, so they spent the first two weeks building huts. Lacking blankets, they had to sit by the fire all night to keep from freezing.

On December 23 Washington wrote to Congress that he had 2,898 men "unfit for duty because they were barefoot, and otherwise naked." He wrote to his wife that she couldn't come review the troops, because some were so ragged that their uniforms didn't even cover their private parts. To those men with the bleeding feet, it must have seemed too late for America, but they never went home. They never gave up. They gave their last breath.

Next to that, giving up a couple of meals in a restaurant doesn't seem like much to risk, does it? Respectfully yours, Franklin Sanders The Moneychanger www.the-moneychanger.com ( 888 ) 218-9226.

P.S. If you hesitate, you'll never get around to helping Aaron Russo, so please sit down right now, write him the biggest check you can write, and send it to All Your Freedoms, Inc. 908 North La Cienega Blvd. Los Angeles, California 90069 In the For line, write "Gift to promote AFFF."

Sorry, you won't receive any fancy letters or acknowledgements or brass plaques, because every cent is needed to promote the film. However, you will have this: You will know that you have stood shoulder to shoulder in a line of patriots stretching back over 200 years. For me, that's enough. I hope it will be for you, too.

P.P.S. There's one more way you can help: send this letter to every friend you can think of.

Nick Nolte and Aaron Russo in Cannes