FILMCICounter Intelligence2012

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How Long Is “Counter Intelligence”?

Name: Counter Intelligence
Released: 2012
Duration: 300 min

5h runtime

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film with a runtime of 300 minutes, released in 2012. Presented in English.

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Runtime5h

Minutes300

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With Break5h 12m

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An extraordinary work by a gifted filmmaker, "Counter-Intelligence" shines sunlight into the darkest crevices of empire run amok. The film vividly exposes a monstrous and unconstitutional "deep state" in which multiple competing chains of command -- all but one illegal -- hijack government capabilities and taxpayer funds to commit crimes against humanity in our name. Anyone who cares about democracy, good government, and the future will want to watch all five segments of this remarkable film." - Robert David STEELE Vivas: CIA, USMC, OSS, Earth Intelligence Network and Founder, Phi Beta Iota the Public Intelligence Blog.

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Release Year2012

Runtime5h

LanguageEnglish

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