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Anybody Going to See "Obama 2016" Tomorrow Night?
Anyone planning to see this film?
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Re: Anybody Going to See "Obama 2016" Tomorrow Nig
My wife and I may. We very rarely go to movies but she would like to see this one. However she is afraid that there may be violence perpetuated against those who may go there.
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Re: Anybody Going to See "Obama 2016" Tomorrow Nig
I plan on seeing it. Not sure about tonight though.
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I'm at the 5:15 matinee right now. And its packed!!! And if senior citizens are concerned about their Social Security and Medicare---if this crowd is any indication, I don't think so! 90% of this audience is 70+!!!!!!
November 6 is going to be a schellacking by Romney/Ryan!!!!!! |
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Wasn't showing at my local theater or I would have gone. I may have to look in the Columbus area.
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Re: Anybody Going to See "Obama 2016" Tomorrow Nig
My wife and I saw it Saturday at the Cinema 18 in Springdale, OH. There were no protesters there. The theater was about half full, pretty much all "seniors."
I thought the movie gave a pretty good idea of what Barack Obama believes and why. |
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the thought of obama 2012 is enough to scare me !
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Apparently the world premier was here in Houston in July. Guess I've been too busy... I didn't hear about the film until I read about it here.
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Re: Anybody Going to See "Obama 2016" Tomorrow Nig
what is your review of the film db?
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Re: Anybody Going to See "Obama 2016" Tomorrow Nig
Well the movie isnt conspiratorial at all. Nothing about birth certificates or Islam or that he is a member of the Trilateral Commission or the Illuminati. It's a logical argument that growing up without his father seemed to be a very defining issue in BO's life.
Although his father had little to no role in his life, his mother continuously reinforced the idea that his father was an epic figure, a man of greatness, a man of high intellect and vision. BO embraced that throughout his life. His father came once to visit him in Hawaii, and that is the only memory BO has of him. When his mother remarried an Indonesian, because he was more favorable to the oil industry from North America in Indonesia, working for them, and because he liked his North American bosses, BO's mother downplayed the man's role in his life and continued to build up BO Sr. In reality the image she created was one of her own liberal values and anti-American sentiment. Once in an argument with her Indonesian husband about the American oil people, he stated that they were her people and she shouted, "Those are not my people!" She divorced the man and moved back to HI to remove BO from his pro-capitalist, pro-American influence. All of his significant male mentors from then forward would be radical leftists: some man who was a card carrying member of the Communist Party of America, a professor at Harvard from Brazil who was so radical that even Brazil kicked him out of their country never to return, Bill Ayers, Jeremiah Wright. When he was at Harvard he received word from his relatives that his father had been killed in a car wreck. He went to Kenya and visited his father's and grandfather's graves. The movie uses the audio quotes of BO's own voice from his book "Dreams From My Father" about that incident. He states that the weight of continuing his father's struggle would now be his. What struggle was that? BO Sr. was very much involved in the movement to have the British removed from Kenya. They were very anti colonial and had a worldview that the Europeans and Americans became wealthy off of the natural resources of the Third World and were to be opposed. They hated Israel for the same reason believing that Israel was an extension of imperialism and colonialism. The case is made that BO is trying to level the playing field in the nation and in the world, by diminishing Americas military, economic strength and influence in the world. He has embraced his fathers anti-colonial cause and is implementing it. And 2013-2016 will be worse because he will have no restraint. He said as much to Medvedev of Russia in an open mike moment. Its a logical, not conspiratorial argument. |
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"The assertion that Obama's presidency is an expression of his father's political beliefs, which D'Souza first made in 2010 in his book "The Roots of Obama's Rage," is almost entirely subjective and a logical stretch at best."
http://news.yahoo.com/fact-check-ant...-politics.html |
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If anyone would like to see the responses of many who have seen the 2016 movie go to www.facebook.com/obamasamerica. It is amazing how people, republicans and "some" democrats, feel after watching it. It's also amazing how many of the left refuse to watch it. Must be something they don't want to find out. Who knows?
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thanks po will watch now
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watched 30 minutes, not interested.
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It was interesting that he would say that in the beginning we didn't know Obama, now we do. Everything in the video was known to us before the 2008 election and it was easily accessible information. Most of it was discussed on this very forum. I still agree with Alan Keyes: Quote:
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Re: Anybody Going to See "Obama 2016" Tomorrow Nig
My daughter and her husband went to see this movie and said that it was good but of course the folks who really need to see it won't.
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