I started watching the video, thinking that I'd do a critique as I'm actually looking for a research project to tackle, but man, that guy is painful to watch and listen to.
It's basically just him sitting there, spouting his opinions with next to no citations or evidence but loads of innuendo and accusation, with the occasional short video clip thrown in.
I was typing notes while watching it, then realized that perhaps I could find a transcript online and lo and behold:
http://www.greatconspiracy.ca/pdfs/...df#search=""the great conspiracy" transcript"
There appears to be nothing of note in the entire thing; it appears to consist of all the same old crap although with perhaps more focus on the war pretext angle (Reichstag fire, Northwoods, Gulf of Tonkin, Kuwaiti incubators) and a bit more aim at the media complicity which allows GWB to get away with the whole conspiracy.
The usual suspects: Norad stand down; war games; GWB's behaviour at the Booker elementary school on the morning of 9/11 and later saying that he saw the first plane on television outside the classroom; PNAC and the new Pearl Harbor; Webster Tarpley; Naudet brothers film means prior knowledge; slowness in appointing commission; less spent on 9/11 commission than other investigations; lack of independence of the commission; jet fuel can't melt steel; SAMS at the Pentagon; WTC7 had only minor fires, fell in free fall into its own footprint, obviously a controlled demolition done for some nefarious purpose relating to the Enron documents that he supposes would have been housed at the SEC offices; Larry Silverstein admits that it was a controlled demolition via the "pull it" comment; 9/11 commission should be called the 9/11 coverup commission; media complicity; only the few and the brave can see the trooth and the rest of us just really want to be lied to because we do not want to have to face the big bad truth.
There really isn't much in it that hasn't been thoroughly done before. The only slight difference about this piece of drivel and most of the others is that he talks a bit more about media complicity (calls himself a media critic, so I guess that's why) and he draws some direct and not at all subtle comparisons between Hitler and Bush.
Like I said, I didn't watch it the whole thing because it really was too agonizing to watch him for more than the first 20 minutes (which took me a lot longer than that because I was typing a paraphrased transcript at first so kept pausing and typing, pausing and typing, etc).
It probably isn't even worth critiquing because it's unlikely that anyone watches it all the way through.
That said, it would be a simple matter of using the work that has already been done and rearranging the order to match the video if the people who have done the prior work don't mind. I.e. it's all in the Loose Change guides, with very few exceptions.