Earth's Greatest Enemy Gone Global w/ Abby & Mike

The Empire Files team has released their groundbreaking documentary 'Earth's Greatest Enemy Gone Global,' a two-hour visceral exposé revealing the U.S. military as the world’s largest polluter—responsible for more emissions than entire nations combined. The film, which took six years to complete and was finished just before Trump’s second term intensified imperial aggression, documents how militarism is not only ecocidal but also a front for oil-driven conquest, with shocking footage of environmental disasters like the Red Hill fuel leak and the ecological devastation from bombing Iran’s oil infrastructure. Despite being cut from four hours to two, the film’s raw, unflinching style—inspired by 'Samsara' and Michael Moore—has ignited a global screening tour, with sold-out events from Madison to London, including a historic showing with Jeremy Corbyn. The documentary has become a catalyst for anti-imperialist organizing, with active-duty soldiers filing as conscientious objectors and mainstream environmental groups like the Sierra Club now co-sponsoring screenings. The team emphasizes that this is not just a climate film, but a revolutionary tool for consciousness-raising and movement-building. The film’s impact has been amplified by its grassroots distribution model: available on Patreon, YouTube Memberships, and Vimeo, with a major streaming rollout on July 4th via Watermelon Pictures. The team, now focused on global outreach, is urging audiences to screen it widely, especially in educational and environmental institutions. Abby’s new film 'Cuba After Castro,' featuring the first-ever interview with Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel, drops simultaneously, underscoring the urgent need to resist U.S. colonial aggression. The documentary’s success—despite harsh criticism from some who wanted it longer—proves that truth, when delivered with artistic courage, can mobilize a generation.