Review of Racket Busters

" . . . the Mob, or Organized Crime," RACKET BUSTERS reveals. When the hero of this flick--"John Martin"--figures out a plan to produce market efficiencies through what is essentially a "Value Added Tax," a Witch Hunter named "Hugh Allison" is appointed by a "Dam-Old-Rat" Party governor to thwart the will of the Local People. This attack upon the electoral mandate won by Mr. Martin's slate of candidates forces John to hire a security team armed with military-style assault rifles (MAR's) to keep the peace. RACKET BUSTERS is from the 1930's, when many of the most renown Americans--including Bonnie Parker, Clyde Barrow, and John Dillinger--were gunned down by Real Life Witch Hunters of Hugh's cowardly ilk. Mr. Allison proves to be a lawless thug, yanking entrepreneurs from their businesses and jailing them indefinitely UNLESS they parrot back his snitch scripts to kangaroo courts. While Mr. Martin champions workers' right-to-strike, Hugh endeavors to bust their Unions--P.U.! Today, as self-appointed Real Life "RACKET BUSTERS" circle our People's Choice--Leader Trump--like so many sharks, it's more urgent than ever to fend off these holier-than-thou tin tyrants. Fortunately, MOST of America's Second Amendment-style "well-armed militia" keep their arsenal of MAR's "locked and loaded, readily at hand."