a review of 零日

it's unfortunate that such an interesting and important story is obscured by endless racism and isr@el / amerikkka cuck propaganda. observations:

• opening the documentary with a clip from an isr@eli spy talking about how iran does illegal stuff is especially rich.
• the number of people in the us "intelligence" community who have no idea how to pronounce iran.
• the racism is overwhelming. both the us and isr@el commit more terrorism each year than iran has ever committed, but somehow iran is a terrorist nation, and the us and isr@el are "democracies" (whatever the hell that means).
• the united states literally gave isr@el nuclear weapons (like the most illegal thing you can do) and neither nation will admit it, all while committing violence against the entire nation of iran -- and their civilians -- in order to destroy their nuclear program.
• isr@elis talking about iranians being religious zealots...lolololol hahahahahahahah.
• isr@el owns the united states. they had the power to drag us into self defeating wars in 2006 and lol they are still doing it in 2026. when are we going to learn.
• the racism. once again, i'm gonna say it louder for the people in the back. the us and isr@el are both far more evil and far more dangerous to the world than iran is.
• this was fucking boring. i think there are literally twenty minutes of people saying "that's classified, i can't talk about that".
• this was trying to be a documentary about the iranian nuclear program, cyber war in general, and a specific act of cyber war. it did a terrible job of telling all three stories, and all three stories do not belong together in one single documentary.
• long live BDS.