Conspiracy: The Trial of the Chicago (2020) f'u"l'l M'o'V'i"E ----------------------- t.co/ewMiEKSHrh Leurs états de santé respectifs les empechent de s'approcher trop pres l'un de l'autre.??

Good review, I am now inspired to watch the movie.

In any other country, the broad coat that is the Democratic party, drawn over a broad spectrum of political beliefs, would be seen as a good thing, an inclusive thing even. Unfortunately the same is no longer true for the GOP. It has slipped way to far to the right. It's very unlikely that the GOP will survive in its present state; whereas the democratic party has much more politically acceptable material to build from. Ironically one could take the few Republican moderates and place them with the more right minded Democrats to form what was the party of Lincoln. The remainder could then reform under the banner of Social Democracy, which would fall in line with western post war politics around the world. Thanks again for the review, excellent job, prompting much thought, well done!

the movie did acknowledge Fred Hampton and his death

@@ThabangPhetla yeah but it didn’t go into detail - it’s an interesting but terrible full story

He was murdered just a few miles from where we lived on the west side of Chicago.

Judas and the Black Messiah about the assassination of Fred Hampton is coming out next year. David Kaluuya is playing Fred and Lakeith Stanfield is playing William O'Neal, the Black Panther turned FBI informant who sent Fred Hampton to his death.

@@martinzhang5676 David Kaluuya AND Lakeith Stanfield,,, yooo that movie gonna be hella kick ass

He actually did say that in the court room transcripts in a retort to the prosecution.

Mate I am not even American but this scene gave me goosebumps

Bruh bobby seale got accused by murdering a police he got accused becuz wat? Cuz his black and i hate the judge pain in the ass.

I cried and threw my fist in the air. Alone. In my room.

@@taptapuyo2714 Same.

The shitty things Sorkin did was that in the movie he reads American soldiers names, in reality he read American and Vietcong names, they even brought a Vietcong flag. But Sorkin strip that to fit his ideology of we don't want war because we don't want Americans dying. Instead of we don't want war because we don't want anyone dying American or Vietnamese.

Tell me about it. I belong to 2 activist groups here in my hometown, and we are literally going through this sh*t right now. 🤷🏻‍♀️😕 smh

just my thoughts, my trust in humans with time has become 0.0001%, plus the frustration of how quick we are to forget to just repeat again same mistakes . Money and power seem to have the upper hand decade after decade after century

in 50 years we're still gonna be talking about the same issues

@@KabbalahSherry you're really not

Exactly my thoughts

What's worse are alllllll of the "sheeple" who buy into the gov't's & the Police's propoganda. 🙄😒🐑 Trust me, we're dealing with all of that RIGHT NOW.

Especially in Chicago it's the Same Shit new Stall Judicially here. Our Local Elections are Wayyyy more important right now than the Circus that's happening in the news with 45 and the like as we are Electing our Judges. The scene with Bobby Seale being bound and gagged to his chair not able to speak and not having access to his Lawyers is how black folks feel every day no matter of the perception of how well some are doing. None of these things would've happened or would be happening if our system wasn't so corrupt. Police still get away with bloody murder. I hope this movie opens the eyes and minds of people about how Corrupt our system is.

@@Mentagasm Oh for sure. You know it’s bad when we’re known for having corrupt local government.

I'm not American but I totally get the frustration, same shit happens in my city right now.

What is most frustrating is the Hollywood elite Neo-Liberal types who make movies like this side with pro-corporate/pro-status quo candidates like Joe Biden Instead of supporting leftist/pro working class candidates they make movies like this as a sop to the left and a way of saying, "see, I'm progressive!". They're progressive when it comes to events that are safely in the past but not on the issues of the here and now.

Same here 😂

Shows there are real things to stand up against

I'm probably halfway through viewing. Found it riveting so far. Thought I'd try to find some factual information before I viewed the rest of the film. I'm kind of saddened that I wasn't paying a lot of attention to that trial (I was about 21 at the time). So far (in viewing the film and historical documentaries), I am more convinced than ever that the law enforcement and justice system are heavily politicized. At my age (73) I admire those who dissent (rioters, protesters, radicals, anarchists). These are the true heroes that protect citizens.

@@priayiefrefreshing to hear from an older person

Wanna know something even more infuriating? The current Republican party blocked Obama from appointing federal judges to vacant positions for his entire 2nd term. Now in Trump's term, they've appointed 200 federal judges to pack the system with their agenda. And they've appointed 3(!!!!) SCOTUS judges, and guess what. Every judge they appointed, have been federalist, far right, nut jobs who have consistently ruled against voting rights, civil rights, and healthcare. So if you think Hoffman is the worst of the federal judicial system, I'm sorry to say he's one of many. And if they could, they would do what Hoffman did to Bobby Seale TODAY to black defendants in their courts. This is why this election is so fucking important. Look up Republican and SCOTUS anti-voting rights decisions in the last few years ALONE. They want to rule the country and they know theyre the minority, so they're destroying the infrastructure that allows for them to be replaced. Its so fucking scary man.

@@boppob1343 You should not have let a nutjob like Trump win... if they're in minority, it's on you.

@@S4L665-OnelessthantheDevil ???? Are you slow or some shit

@@boppob1343, the DONORcrats have fast-tracked dozens and dozens of lifetime Trump appointees to various courts. And Oscama dropped Garland and instead campaigned for the TPP in 2016. So this mess is squarely on your DONORcrat leaders and their Dumbocrat followers.

@@sudhisira do you think you are cleaver when you merge the names with some nonsense? No, it just makes it hard to understand what you are saying. Good job though :) Most people won't bother to read your jibberish and won't have to waste their time on your empty words. Overall, childish and pathetic to call names.

Yeah, he really shocked me with this role.

It didn't surprise me actually. He's a damn fine actor, and almost played Freddie Mercury, but the studio didn't wanna let him make the R-rated movie that he wanted to make, so they went w/Rami Malek & did the PG13 movie instead. 🙄😒 Not saying that movie was bad but I mean... Can you imagine how amazing Sasha's movie would have been now?! 🥺🎥💔 We'll never know, cuz we never got to see it...

I’d be surprised too, but he’s got a mini drama series on Netflix, The Spy based on a true story. He’s a superb dramatic actor.

@@KabbalahSherry I never considered it but I could definitely see him in the role. He definitely doesn't seem like he'd pull any punches, kind of a shame that didn't end up happening but fortunately the other version wasn't bad.

@@egzi9160 I remember seeing the trailer for that and was unsure about it, but after watching this film I definitely wanna give it a second look.

That was my feeling too. Citizens are just pawns.

it's heartbreaking that, even if we have enough people to make a change, *they* can easily tear us apart with a sinister smile.

Same here.

@@bluemoongirl28 That's true, sadly. Some things haven't changed for the better.

War is worse than hell. Religious people tell me innocent people don't go to hell. Also, look up Smedley Butler. Your observation used to be acknowledged by war heroes.

You’re not the only one bruh!

He act so good that all people actually hate him. That why he got oscar brother

When you hate an actor playing a jerk you know he is a good actor. 🥇

The actor has achieved the goal then

@@ESPONET he did a really good job.

Its a good movie, yes it is

It’s a masterpiece in my heart, not in my brain.

I had read about them when I was in high school, outside of the classroom, and then in Howard Zinn's book this year.

We are who we thought we were.

I have this quote in my classroom

That's is correct, America is the most powerful nation in the world, it will never be destroyed from the outside but it will crumble from the inside if things go wrong. It's mind blowing how long ago Abe Lincoln said this back when USA was not even close to a super power.

obama said at the end of his 2nd term "this may be the end of the republic..." drumpf may feel he has to "take it to the streets" if he's loses, because nyc is waiting to put him in jail & he feels he has nothing to lose but let the sh!t hit the fan!

That's all Total Bullshit. The Russians didn't steal the Election. Julian Assaunge and Wikileaks proved that HIlary Clinton, Debbie Schultz and the DNC stole the Primary from Bernie and Bernie took a dive and did nothing. If we live in a 2 Party DEmocracy and one of the Parties is totally Corrupt, do we really live in a Democracy?

He's been killing it the past few years!

He was horrible as Freddie, but I love all his other work.

@@roxannemoser - WTF are you talking about?! 🤦🏻‍♀️🤣 He never got a chance to play that character! The studio didn't want to make his R-rated version, so they went with Rami Malek instead! That wasn't Sasha Baron Cohen playing him you dolt. lmaoo

@@roxannemoser he never played Freddie that was Rami

Roxanne Moser Are you okay? You seem a little bit lost. 😂

This is evidently untrue.

you mean it's not believable? over exaggerated? but it's a fact. real event.

@@othullo no, just my mind refused to believe a court of law would genuinely do that and just didn't process it

@@michaelabbott5999 got it, yeah, it's shocking, and sad that it was real. reality sometimes can be stranger and crueler than fiction.

I thought they were gonna waterboard him too

I read somewhere he was gagged for 3 days.

Have you watched Da 5 Bloods yet? It's Spike Lee's latest movie on Netflix.

@@chucklebutt4470 ahah easy suggestion. Da 5 blood is on top of my to watch list as well. But im always so late, watching movies 2-3 years after everyone else

this movie reminded me of blackkklansman, another masterpiece that everyone should watch

Why were you "repulsed" by them? 🙄🔥 They were far braver than any of you f*cking worthless, neo-liberal, capitalist suburban "Brads & Karens", I can tell you that. #KickRocks

Why were you repulsed by Abbie and Jerry? Can you explain? Did they do something horrible we are not aware of?

Abbie and Jerry were my favorites, they had courage

why were you repulsed by abbie hoffman when he was right the whole time.

This might not be the right place to do it, but I’ll try to relate at least a few reasons that I felt repulsed by Abbie and Jerry. I’m not expecting any of you to share my life experience. I had immigrant parents and therefore no political leanings up until I had my experiences in the late 1960s in college. I had to decide for myself where I drew the line through what I experienced first hand. I was 23 in 1968. I don’t expect any you to understand what it is like to see a mother of 4 abandon her family and move to California to join a commune. The face of the mid 20s husband will haunt me forever. I don’t expect any of you to understand what it’s like to see an optimistic young girl from a farming town move to the city, fall in love with an intellectual who impregnates her and then drives her to get an abortion immediately after finding out the news of the pregnancy and effectively ruining her life (remember, abortions were very uncommon then, and much more dangerous). I don’t expect most of you to really understand the face of a father who goes to upstate only to find out his only daughter is being passed sexually around like a worthless rag doll. I saw these things during my time at Stony Brook University in the late 1960s. The way I remember the 1960s was: early on pure optimism, in the middle political upheaval, and in the end, the faces of disappointment by those who were mislead by guys not unlike Jerry and Abbie. I have many more of these stories, and I understand its unique to living in a very particular area of the United States (New York) at a very particular time. But I think I have a good grasp on the mentality of those political activists who never bothered to tell people that they came from rich families and had golden parachutes. Less than 10 years after the events of this movie, Jerry Rubin was a multimillionaire. Many of my fellow college students with backgrounds just like Abbie and Jerry lived similar lives after the fad was over. I’ve never heard any of them express remorse for the ones who were left behind. After 1968 I thought all I wanted to do was reject the radical leftists and become a republican. In the end, I personally decided to stop voting after I became dissilluoned with the government following Watergate and have been a Libertarian ever since. My personal experiences through these years of political upheaval resulted in me hating the government, but not in the way Jerry and Abbie did. They were not looking for more liberties, they just wanted the things they approved to be legal, and the things they disapproved of be illegal. But sometimes I still suspect what they really wanted was to sow their wild oats and have wanton sex and drugs before they had to fall in line for their families tradition.

Not as bad as Donald Trump

The worst president is James Buchanan

@@nsme6942 did he hurt your feelings

"tricky dick" as he was often called back then, appealed to a segment of the usa he called "the silent majority" to continue the unjust aggression in vietnam. some believe this called on the country's "conservative" constituency to more actively participate in national politics, and was arguably the beginning of the vocalized activist fracture seen today, having been re-energized with raygun and mobilized more vocally now with drumpf...

Let this regime end and the revelations that will follow will put even to shame...

Netflix

thank you so much dear! @@solangeguerrero7090

Same guy!

@RareVideos@Random Thank you very very much, I really appreciate it :)

Yes Abbie Hoffman

Its not "his story" but he is one of the main characters

He gave around 157 contempt of court sentences to the defense team, including the defense judge. It's hard to think that there are still such kind of stupids running judiciary system in all major countries.

Look up 2018 and 2019 stories of defendants’ mouths taped shut in court. Plus the 1970 US Supreme Court decision to sanction this act. I won’t sleep well tonight.

The point of reading the soliders names would be to convince the public that the Vietnam war was bad and should be stopped. It's unclear if this worked. Within the narrative of the film the reason why it's shown as a victory is that it's a 'fuck you' to the judge and ends the character arc that the film depicts for Haddon of becoming more anti-establishement and redeems him for standing up for the judge.

@@nathanbarnard7896 yeah when i watched it again i knew why..anyway thanks

Yes but i thik it was earlier in the trial

He did read all those names but it was earlier in the trial not at the end

I really clapped during that scene

@@fardilhusain thats really cool

@@fardilhusain No he didn't, it was David Dellinger that read the names.

because working class blue collar (wyte) americans vehemently hate any kids, groups, whatever that don't respect the flag, the military, and the country, and will take off their badge & name tag to personally give an a$$ whooping to anyone they feel disrespects it! and the arrests came after the a$$ whooping...

@@ogyaherd9667 ohh thank u for the info bro

There were two Kennedys who were assinated, President JFK in 63 and his brother Bobby in 68