I'd seen parts of the Waco movie before but I wanted to watch the entire documentary, from start to finish. I lived up in The Colony when the David Koresh/ATF Raid happened, and my only memory of it was that all the news reporters from DFW were down there and, when they broke into the house, that same clip of the guy on the roof going into the window was shown over and over and over. I think I was more concerned about other events going on in my life to consider seriously what the issues were with Waco.

After seeing the documentary again, in full, I have to ask my readers why THEY think this happened. It sure looks to me like it was not only overkill but broke the law. Why did the ATF pump cyanide in to try to flush out the parents, which killed not only the moms but their children? Seems pretty evil to me. When I watched the footage of the arms fire shooting at the house, but then heard the FBI people say "We didn't fire ONE shot", I wondered about the complicity of the government to out and out lie to its people.

I also watched a documentary about the beginning of unified Christendom-apparently the same man, Carroll, wrote a book. The idea behind this documentary is persecution of the Jews by Christendom, from the time of Constantine. I want to write some more about this later on, because the question "Is it right to persecute Jews because you believe that the Jews at the time of Jesus persuaded the romans to kill him?".