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Waco: The Rules Of Engagement (1997)
Rating:
Starring: Dan Gifford, Clive Doyle, Jack Harwell, Dick J. Reavis, James D. Tabor
Director: William Gazecki
Category: Documentary
Studio: New Yorker
Subtitles:
Documentary
Length:
136 mins

 
 

 

The Shocking Truth Revealed!

Shaking the foundation of democracy, the shocking revelations behind the tragic series of events outside Waco, Texas that killed four federal agents and 76 men, women and children of the Branch Davidian religious sect has finally been exposed.

Winner of Academy-Award nomination in light of its incredible discoveries, Waco: The Rules of Engagement brings forth devastating evidence of federal law enforcement gone tragically wrong. It dares to suggest that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms' provoked an unnecessary confrontation with a group whose apocalyptic religious beliefs and rumored manufacturing of illegal weapons made them easy targets for an inevitable abuse of its members' civil and human rights. Nearly every element of the ATF's and the FBI's cover-up is exposed as fraudulent and the viewer is left wondering when, if ever, justice will finally be served.