Propaganda and a one sided story?

The entire saga is anti-imperial propaganda funded by the ridiculously well heeled and well equipped 'rebellion'. The old republic was overthrown because they were corrupt, Palpatine was a senator disgusted with the corruption and the power given to the unelected jedi order, marching around telling people how to use the force. He heroically rose up and defeated the evil Jedi, sacrificing his health to harness the dark side. When his apprentice Anakin was brutally left for dead, only Palpatine was prepared to rescue him and save his life, mercifully sparing him the knowledge he had caused the deaths of his children. Palpatine maintained a Senate and poured immense amounts into defending the galaxy, until erstwhile members of the corrupt republic that he swept away returned to threaten the stable and prosperous Empire. Palpatine attempted to shorten the conflict with a pre-emptive strike at a planet filled with rebels, Alderaan, before discovering the exact location of the rebel base. Due to espionage, the rebels exploited a weakness in his new space station and destroyed it, along with the millions of soldiers and civilians who called it home. This strengthened Palpatine's resolve; the galaxy could never know peace and prosperity while this rebellion continued. His forces pursued the rebel high command across the galaxy, desperately trying to arrest and imprison them, but they repeatedly fled. Eventually, after beginning the construction of a new space station, he saw an opportunity to isolate the rebel commanders in space where he could destroy them with the minimum human risk, catching them in a trap. Eventually, a rebel commander succeeded in mentally torturing Anakin into murdering Palpatine, whereby the corrupt republic is reinstated to continue it's reign of terror, but not before commissioning a series of propaganda films that contort the truth and sully the legacy of the Emperor. The Jedi return to continue their reign of terror as overlords of a weak and corrupt republic, although those brave warriors, loyal to the democratically elected Emperor vow too remain a thorn in the side of the republican regime. If the Empire were really so evil, why did they need so few stormtroopers to police such a wretched hive of scum and villainy as Mos Eisley? It's because they were respected, wanted and fair.