TrueWorldHistory.info presents a compelling series of video documentaries, lectures and interviews. These videos offer an uncensored and non-partisan perspective of today's modern world, as well as where we are heading as a people, a nation and a global civilization with individual characteristics.

The information presented is sometimes controversial, and often hard to believe. This information is based upon documented facts and induced theories, based upon deductive reasoning and past historical occurences that project a possible vision of the future for our world. How we choose to interpret this information, and what we choose to do about it, will determine the future of the world in which we all live. The presenters request that you view these videos with an open mind, then decide for yourself what you believe, and what you will do to make it a better world for all people. Is everything in these videos true? Not likely, and not even possible as some even contradict each other on a few subjects. However, the overall picture they collectively paint is right on target.

The material presented focuses predominately on the USA, but it has future implications for the entire world. Tired of wondering why the US (among other countries) is so screwed up and just doesn't seem to get any better, regardless of which major political party is in power? Do you believe that there is something terribly wrong with our nation(s) but you can't quite put your finger on it? These videos contain very eye-opening information that you won't ever see on TV, in public schools, or from any other institutionalized information gatekeeper.

We urge you to view these videos in the order displayed so that you may better comprehend the information being presented. Each video expounds upon and supports the information presented in previous videos. In addition to this series of 24 videos, you will find a greater library available on the Expanded Video List at the link below. Overall, there are several hundred videos linked to from this website. If a link is dead or broken, just search for the title on Google Video or YouTube.