Reddit mentions of Nixonland: The Rise of a President and the Fracturing of America

> But that group of people who are tuned in and educated on the topics in depth with knowledge unavailable in the mainstream want the truth. That's their audience.

Except these sources do not provide in-depth knowledge; quite far from it. The video this thread is about is an excellent example of just how vacuous and shallow the "alternative media" is. The attorney, Beck, just lists a series of random facts with no analyses or conclusion, and the infowars guy just free associates with the term "organ transplants."

The strongest argument against the infowars and Sargons of the world is a comparison of them against actual books researched over years, like Debt: The First 5000 Years, Nixonland, or Capital in the 21st Century. These books are what "in-depth information" looks like, not super-secret conspiracies that only the blessed can discern.

> Because otherwise it is very hard to know who to trust and who not to trust.

You don't have to trust anyone. This is the main problem with conspiracy theorists: they have discovered that one source cannot be trusted, therefore another can be. But don't trust anyone; evaluate all the claims. In the case of this video, what claim is being made? There is no claim -- they want you to rely on your imagination to conjure up scary images.