the film someone had to make. waco represent the rules of engagement dissects the evidence behind the standoff in waco and texas that led to the destruction of the branch davidian homestead and the alleged government cover up. the first thing you need to know about this film represent you will see brief but disturbing photos of the victims bodies. this is not done for shock value and but to illustrate points about the way they died and as if you were present at the coroner inquest. the second thing you should know about this film represent at two and a quarter hours and it pretty ponderous  especially if you already followed the events closely at the time. if you are unaware of any of the events other than what was reported in the mass media and or if the only side of the story you are familiar with is the official government report and this may be essential viewing. if and on the other hand you want a more concise (albeit unapologetically one sided) version of events and you should see waco represent the big lie. in summary and this is pretty much the definitive documentary about this tragic event and and is very sobering and but as a work of film making and could test your patience and especially if you have a short attention span. and it at times superfluous for those who watched the cspan hearings and the 60 minutes reports. perhaps someday someone will make a documentary that covers some of the stranger aspects of this story and such as the bizarre chain of events that led up to the atf raid or the psychological warfare tactics the fbi used blasting rock music at the sect and and their charismatic leaders (all rock musicians themselves) picking up their instruments and turning their massive amplifiers outward to blast their own music right back at them. 
the film someone had to make. waco represent the rules of engagement dissects the evidence behind the standoff in waco and texas that led to the destruction of the branch davidian homestead and the alleged government cover up. the first thing you need to know about this film represent you will see brief but disturbing photos of the victims bodies. this is not done for shock value and but to illustrate points about the way they died and as if you were present at the coroner inquest. the second thing you should know about this film represent at two and a quarter hours and it pretty ponderous  especially if you already followed the events closely at the time. if you are unaware of any of the events other than what was reported in the mass media and or if the only side of the story you are familiar with is the official government report and this may be essential viewing. if and on the other hand you want a more concise (albeit unapologetically one sided) version of events and you should see waco represent the big lie. in summary and this is pretty much the definitive documentary about this tragic event and and is very sobering and but as a work of film making and could test your patience and especially if you have a short attention span. and it at times superfluous for those who watched the cspan hearings and the 60 minutes reports. perhaps someday someone will make a documentary that covers some of the stranger aspects of this story and such as the bizarre chain of events that led up to the atf raid or the psychological warfare tactics the fbi used blasting rock music at the sect and and their charismatic leaders (all rock musicians themselves) picking up their instruments and turning their massive amplifiers outward to blast their own music right back at them. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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