When I was eight years old I saw a made for TV movie called The Norliss Tapes. It was a zombie-vampire thing that scared the hell out of me, kept me up that night, and induced bad dreams for several days. Based on how it made me feel, it was, even up to yesterday, the scariest movie I had every seen.
But, I was a naïve child then; unexposed to the real and imagined evils of the world. When I saw the The Exorcist a few years later, I just thought it was cool. I thought I was well past the point where a movie could scare me. Then last night I went to see 2016: Obama’s America. I don’t feel so good.
This is a documentary about Barrack Obama. I had some preconceived notions about what I expected to be. I expected it to be anti-Obama. I had expected it to be factual. And I expected it to mercilessly attack Obama on everything he has done to America in the last four years.
This movie was by “Dnesh D’souza, an Indian born, American-by-choice, intellectual, not prone to dogma, bombastics, or half-truths. I’ve read one of his books, What’s So Great About America, and I was impressed with his intelligence and thought process. I had high expectations concerning integrity. I thought that it would be out of character for a movie from him to be a political ad. I made up my mind I wanted to see this documentary. I almost wish I hadn’t. Almost.
This is not an Obama hit piece, where the producers dissect and deconstruct what Obama has done. No, it is worse. They tell Obama’s story, often in his own words, from his own books. They tell you about all of the influences he has had since he was a child. His mother was an America-hater (my conclusion, not the documentary’s); his absent biological father was an Anti-Colonial Marxist, who his mother placed on a pedestal for young Barrack. There was his grandfather, who when his daughter sent Barrack to live with him (from Indonesia), thought Barrack needed a mentor. So he chose a card carrying member of the Communist Party USA; Frank Marshall Davis. You are introduced, because Lord knows the leftstream media did everything they could to hide them from the American people four years ago, to Israel hating Columbia professor, Edward Said (SAW-eed), and Brazilian, socialist, Harvard professor Roberto Unger. They were two of Obama’s more influential teachers in college. And, who can forget Jeremiah “God Damn America” Wright, the racist Chicago preacher, who even the liberal media couldn’t hide.
The conclusion D’souza drew from all of this (& I agree) was the Barrack Obama was molded and created by these men and woman, into a man, who at his soul really doesn’t like America. He thinks America has an original sin-like stain, in which only a firm economic spanking will erase. He believes that we, and all Western nations, have exploited the 3rd world nations for years and we must be held accountable.
He is a product of his environment. He has spent his entire life looking for people to reinforce the beliefs that were force fed him from the cradle. He can’t help what he has become. I still don’t think he is any great thinker. He has no original ideas, nor any plans to build anything; economic, social, or racial. He only knows that Western society, and
But, I was a naïve child then; unexposed to the real and imagined evils of the world. When I saw the The Exorcist a few years later, I just thought it was cool. I thought I was well past the point where a movie could scare me. Then last night I went to see 2016: Obama’s America. I don’t feel so good.
This is a documentary about Barrack Obama. I had some preconceived notions about what I expected to be. I expected it to be anti-Obama. I had expected it to be factual. And I expected it to mercilessly attack Obama on everything he has done to America in the last four years.
This movie was by “Dnesh D’souza, an Indian born, American-by-choice, intellectual, not prone to dogma, bombastics, or half-truths. I’ve read one of his books, What’s So Great About America, and I was impressed with his intelligence and thought process. I had high expectations concerning integrity. I thought that it would be out of character for a movie from him to be a political ad. I made up my mind I wanted to see this documentary. I almost wish I hadn’t. Almost.
This is not an Obama hit piece, where the producers dissect and deconstruct what Obama has done. No, it is worse. They tell Obama’s story, often in his own words, from his own books. They tell you about all of the influences he has had since he was a child. His mother was an America-hater (my conclusion, not the documentary’s); his absent biological father was an Anti-Colonial Marxist, who his mother placed on a pedestal for young Barrack. There was his grandfather, who when his daughter sent Barrack to live with him (from Indonesia), thought Barrack needed a mentor. So he chose a card carrying member of the Communist Party USA; Frank Marshall Davis. You are introduced, because Lord knows the leftstream media did everything they could to hide them from the American people four years ago, to Israel hating Columbia professor, Edward Said (SAW-eed), and Brazilian, socialist, Harvard professor Roberto Unger. They were two of Obama’s more influential teachers in college. And, who can forget Jeremiah “God Damn America” Wright, the racist Chicago preacher, who even the liberal media couldn’t hide.
The conclusion D’souza drew from all of this (& I agree) was the Barrack Obama was molded and created by these men and woman, into a man, who at his soul really doesn’t like America. He thinks America has an original sin-like stain, in which only a firm economic spanking will erase. He believes that we, and all Western nations, have exploited the 3rd world nations for years and we must be held accountable.
He is a product of his environment. He has spent his entire life looking for people to reinforce the beliefs that were force fed him from the cradle. He can’t help what he has become. I still don’t think he is any great thinker. He has no original ideas, nor any plans to build anything; economic, social, or racial. He only knows that Western society, and
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