There is a certain reference value, such as the manipulation of the US judiciary by big capital for its own monopoly. However, as far as the documentary is concerned, it is extremely provocative, and judging from the editing and wording, it is obviously aimed at this point. Half of the capital industry chain is worthless, and the other half blew the organic industry into the sky. The people who appeared were basically not scientists, and the events or data mentioned were basically without any explanation, but were simply brought up in a conspiracy theory tone, indicating that the things they were talking about were banned by big companies. Gain the audience's trust. For example, in the paragraph about beans, there is absolutely no information about how bad genetically modified beans are, but they are supported as seeds of demons. It is not so much the deformity of the food industry in the United States that it is the deformity of the American society that condones all the situations in the documentary.
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