Continuing with Hoodwinked: Watching Movies With Eyes Wide Open
By Uri Dowbenko,in this section he breaks down movies with a .Illuminati, Mind Control and Other PsyOps theme,the first being Arlington Road....

... THE CRYPTOCRACY OF THE POWER ELITE has a special message for you in 'Arlington Road': no matter what you see on the evening news, you'll never know the real story. You'll never have a clue.

By thinly disguising traumatic events like the Oklahoma City Bombing and the Ruby Ridge Shootout, the film subverts them in a mind-bending conclusion that the forces of the cryptocracy, always behind the scenes, are always in control.

In the movie, in fact, the mad bomber-terrorist tricks the chump, the protagonist, into doing the dirty deed for him.

Set in the midst of a melange of conspiracy theories and homegrown terrorism, in a kind of 1950s Leave it to Beaver style Washington, D.C. suburbs, 'Arlington Road' is about the subversion of history, and ultimately its unknowability, when the string-pullers are pulling the strings.

Michael Faraday (Jeff Bridges), a history professor at George Washington University, becomes obsessed while teaching his course on American Terrorism.

Explaining the bombing of an IRS Building, he tells his students, "The Feds did this huge investigation, but the investigation didn't satisfy me."

"We want one man, and we want it fast because we want our security back," he continues, regarding the media cover up and killing of the lone nut bomber (scapegoat patsy) supposedly responsible.

Michael's wife, meanwhile, was an FBI agent, killed in a botched Ruby Ridge style assault in West Virginia. "She died for her country," an agent named Carver (Robert Gossett) tells him. "She shouldn't have," replies Michael.

Regarding his bitterness toward the government, Michael says, "When she died, all I wanted was someone to say we made a mistake." He just doesn't understand that being Uncle means never having to say you're sorry.

Meanwhile Michael's girlfriend, a former teaching assistant, Brooke Wolfe (Hope Davis) tries to help him get on with his life and become more than his significant other.

The movie begins with a David Lynch styled scene of disorienting trauma in which a boy wanders in the streets with blood all over him, the result of an apparent explosion. It turns out he's the son of Michael's neighbors, Oliver Lang (Tim Robbins) and his wife Cheryl (Joan Cusack). Was the kid playing with a home-made bomb? is the question.
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