I have the original editions of Terrorstorm: the original version as shown at the 9/11 Neo-Con Symposium, and the "proper" edition that was sold in the Infowars shop and here on Amazon as well as numerous retail sellers. When I first heard Alex Jones mention that he would be putting out another edition of Terrorstorm, I asked myself "What else could he do to improve this". Well, there's a LOT of new information that didn't come public until well after the original release, and the amount of new information well-justifies this purchase.
You still get the same great film with a detailed documentation of various false-flag operations dating back to the 1933 Reichstagg Fire which set the stage for the Nazi Empire. You also get coverage of other false-flag operations such as the joint-CIA/MI6 "Operation Ajax", the Gulf of Tonkin Incident (which Rosie O'Donnell outright mentioned on "The View"), Operation Gladio, and the USS Liberty Incident.
This documentation of false-flag operations perfectly segues into the tragic 2005 London bombings which were clearly used to get Tony Blair re-elected as Prime Minister and the ensuing events such as the Brazilian youth who was murdered by British police as well as a brainwashed fruit stand worker who actually believes you can give up liberty for freedom. In addition, Alex Jones participates in a protest in front of the British Parliament building, only to have police ask him for his information which is used to enroll Jones in a terrorism database. A terrorism database for PROTESTING!
The rest of the original film, including the protest at Crawford, Texas, with Cindy Sheehan and former CIA agent Ray McGovern, is still here, and is still as pertinent as ever before, as well as a neo-con zombie who thinks wearing a T-shirt that says "I Love Halliburton" is patriotic. The film also includes Charlie Sheen going public about his suspicions about the "official" 9/11 story, as well as the historic 9/11 Scholars Neo-Con Symposium meeting which featured noted people such as Jones and Sheen, as well as former BYU physics professor Steven Jones.
What sets this edition apart from the original editions is the inclusion of new footage. The most important new footage in this edition has to be of mainstream media, especially the BBC and CNN, reporting that WTC Building #7, aka the Solomon Brothers Building, had collapsed before the building actually fell. Pay close attention to the BBC's coverage, which featured BBC reporter Jane Standley reporting that the building had collapsed - not only 23 minutes before it actually fell, but with the building still standing in the background! Also included are interviews with Gore Vidal and former Minnesota governor Jesse Ventura, with Ventura - a former Navy SEAL - raising his suspicions about the official 9/11 story by talking in great detail about Operation Northwoods.
The original editions of Terrorstorm were, and still are, great. However, this edition really sets it apart from anything else. Video production (including camera work and graphics and video transfer) and audio production (including the excellent soundtrack by Graham Reynolds, who did work on the soundtrack for "A Scanner Darkly") are superb, especially considering that this film was basically done on a shoestring budget. I commend Alex Jones, Paul and Steve Watson, Graham Reynolds, and everybody else for their fine work on this film.
This film is a definite must-buy!