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"It's appropriate that Stanley Nelson's Jonestown is hitting theaters during an election week. Nelson's thought-provoking documentary investigation into the life and times of preacher Jim Jones raises a fistful of public policy questions that are still knocking around today, almost 30 years after Jones led his San Francisco Peoples Temple followers to the Promised Land and then killed them with poisoned Kool-Aid &amp;#151; questions about organized religion, black-white racial relations, the queasy-making rapprochement between church and state in the U.S., shameless vote-grubbing by elected officials, fake populism, the nature of cults, and old-fashioned, fire-in-the-belly, hell-and-highwater demagoguery."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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