I read the book and saw the movie. I thought both barely scratched the surface of the true nature of the Imam in Chief
You do what you can do. Dinesh D’Souza certainly put a lot of truth about Obama front and center in the public eye.
And his movie is being widely seen (I wish everyone would see it). It’s having influence.
I thought the movie was well-documented and compelling, and did not come off like some paranoid conspiracy-theorist.
Five stars in my book.
I'm GLAD you say this!
I've read so many threads where people came away stunned and 'enlightened.'
I was estatic when I found it's playing in many theaters in Maine, even one close enough for me to make a 50 mile round trip to see it yesterday. (the theater manager said they had already been playing for 2 weeks and would continue to a long as it made money)
I sat through it. It was well done. But nothing new to those of us who have been doing 'due diligence' in learning who this traitor in chief is.
Even just an added 2-3 minutes time could've provided several short additions that would REALLY have set peoples antenni on alert.
For ex: During the clips of his 2009 Cairo speech - mention that this was his FIRST PUBLIC speech as Pres. of the US! (Why did he feel it imperative to make his First speech to the Muslim brotherhood - and in Egypt. If I remember corredctly, he insited, over Mubarak's objections, that the Muslim B'hood not only be there, b ut front row center. This was a VICTORY speech celebrating the fact that they now had their man in the WH, pure and simple)
Then include the 1 second recognition 'bummer did to the b'hood - in perfect Arabic. That would be a brain-ping to watchers.
Also, re the childhood in Jakarta - another 2 seconds to show the one paper record we have of him - his enrollment to school showing his name as Barry Sotoro, his father as Lolo S., his faith as Islam.
Another maybe 7 seconds verifying that he did, as he wrote himself, attend Koran studies, and have a witness confirm this. (There are some such.)
Another 10 seconds of a clip him talk about the sunset mooseSlime call to prayer being the most beautiful sound on earth.
Show the photo of him cuddled on the couch with his 'man friend' with whom he lived in college - a Paki citizen, and mention him going to Paki with this man and two other mooseDlimes in the early '80's - on WHAT PASSPORT? - when it was not easy for Americans to get permission to travel there.
It could've been stronger on reminding people that Mubarak and Gudaffi were allied with us, hated the MooseSllime b'hood (and Guadaffi especially hated al Q) held them in check, gave us intelligence on them and guarded the Suez. (The 'citizens' Guadaffi was going to 'slaughter', btw, were a gang of al Q that had broken out of a prison, killed the guards and confiscated a cache of weapons - and were on the rampage. When 'bumbles went after Guadaffi and the press arrived to report, they were quickly herded up and told what they would and would NOT reprot. I know of one reporter who was not going to get with the program, he was going to spill the beans on just who the 'freedom fighters' were. And wouldn't you know it - in the first weeks of the 'kinetically whatever', hours before he was to board a boat out of there - he took a direct hit from a rocket. First one killed. How convenient.
We are dealing with evil. We know that. But we may never know just how far and how deep that evil goes.
Pray like you've never prayed before - and get out and actively support your candidates , from the top of the ticket to the bottom. Find your local Republican HQ and visit - get signs - volunteer time. Or this may be the last year of your life you will ever have such freedom to do so.
these are all verifiable facts - and just 2-3 minutes added to the movie - rounding it out at 1:30 - would've made a big difference.
I am glad it's getting the circulation it is. I hope it comes out both on TV and DVD by early Oct.
There are far too many people, even 'dedicated' Conservatives, who are disturbingly ill informed of much of what is in the movie - but for those of us who have been paying attenion and screaming from the roof tops since summer 2008 - it's a bit of a let down.