Luke’s Change: an Inside Job

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An examination of some questionable events and circumstances leading up to the destruction of the Death Star, through the eyes of an amateur investigative jo…


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  2. David Foster · Edit

    *The Death Star Bombing was an Inside Job!*
    When I first heard this, I was skeptical, but after seeing the evidence, it
    does indeed make me wonder…was this an inside job, or is it really this
    coincidental?

    What do you think? Conspiracy theory? 

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  3. Brian Stuart · Edit

    The only criticism I have is that Anakin Skywalker, aka, Darth Vader, was
    not the commander of the Death Star. The Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin was the
    commanding officer. Grand Moff Tarkin answered only to the Emperor himself.

    Darth Vader was an aide to the Grand Moff. 

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  18. Tiago Stürmer D · Edit

    A simple Terrorist Rebel farm boy scum destroyed THE Death Star? Not a
    chance, it was all planned long before. *See* the family connections! *See*the "coincidences" that lead to the Death Star destruction. The answers you
    need are all in this video.

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  19. mrfriendlyguy · Edit

    Now we just need a video on Karen Traviss theory of a conspiracy between
    Jedi and Sith to perpetuate the clone wars. Er I mean the Jedi playing up
    the threat of the separatists even though they could be contained by a mere
    3 million clone soliders in a polity with more than a million worlds.

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  22. JoeHooker11 · Edit

    While an interesting theory, the facts that there are so many errors do
    make it dubious at best. A true conspiracy theory to completely convince
    must at all times be completely faithful to the actual events.
    How about change the error about that they were two droids built by Anakin
    be that Vader tasked C-3PO to ensure Artoo actually got to Luke and when
    Artoo tried going after Kenobi instead of Luke, enlisted the Jawas to chase
    after him. Also, instead of saying it was DV's personal construction
    company that got the funding for D.Star 2, how about saying something like,
    "Funds meant for the building of the new Death Star never made it, thus
    slowing down production" or something like that. Also, get Aldeeran
    pronounced correctly.
    Just change stuff around a bit to fit the truth more and you will have it
    completely logic proof.

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  24. Bernie Santos · Edit

    WTF! After these long years this secret was hidden but at last now I know
    the truth. Thanks to you man, Graham.
    Don't you think you should have gone first to Wikileaks. Now I think your
    in great danger.
    May the Force Be with You!

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  32. GeneralG1810 · Edit

    LMAO funny insight, although more than a sine ship survived the assault. 2
    X-wing a Y-wing and the Millennium Falcon escaped the death star. Other
    than that yeah story is sus 0.o

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  33. Scott Minium · Edit

    Face palm. If you want to make a fan flick, try to get the facts straight.
    It was a thermal exhaust port, not a ventilation shaft for frak's sake.
    Also, get the shite out of your ears–it was Alderan, not Aldebran. Jeez.

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  38. David Hollis · Edit

    The Emporer actually insured the death star shortly before the incident and
    got a payout of trillions of dollars. Rumours are he is using it to create
    a clone army but this is unconfirmed.

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  44. Brandon Karratti · Edit

    Really like the concept, but that quote was not by Wedge Antilles, and
    neither is that picture. Wedge is too badass to toss under the bus like
    that. Fun video, though!

    Reply

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