My review of “2016 Obama’s Americaâ€
Full disclosure, I’m a Conservative Republican, I tend to be Conservative on fiscal issues and Conservative/Moderate on Social Issues. I tried to go to see this film not as a Conservative Republican but to try to put myself in the mindset of a Democrat, in particular a Progressive, didn’t work
so I needed to change course, and put myself in the mindset of a Moderate and Independent, my conclusion? If you’re an American loving person? this movie will irritate the heck out of you, you’ll walk out saying how can Americans be so stupid, if you despise America and forget all the good she’s done in this World? you’ll walk saying “Go Obama Go†and you won’t see a thing wrong with this Administration. What were my thoughts when the movie ended? God help us, and my other thought is Israel needs to go to town and do what it has to do against Iran, Israel could be the only thing that will right the wrongs that have been done in the past 3 ½ years in the Middle East, because Obama sure doesn’t give a damn about an increasing militant Middle East, if anything he embraces it. I also walked out of the theater angry at 2 institutions in the US, the media who has purposely ignored Obama’s radical background, and the school system that’s fostering IMO an anti-American sentiment in this Country. I went to the movie with my Husband who as I’ve stated many times before is non-political, he hates them all, but he does vote and in his opinion he votes for the lesser of 2 evils, so he votes Republican. I asked him what he thought of the film, he said I just wanted to go to sleep but I couldn’t find a comfortable position, I said why? was the movie that bad to you? he said no, it’s not that the movie was bad, the movie just said everything I already knew, all you have to do is look at Obama and you know he’s a liar who doesn’t have good intentions at all for the Country.
I also need to disclose that I have a crush on Dinesh D’Souza, even at my age I’m allowed to still get a crush, and they tend to veer towards those in Politics
Now on to the movie review. The audience tended to be older than my husband and myself, it’s been a long time where we were the youngest anywhere we went, then we saw a couple of younger couples come in, but the audience tended to be those classified as senior citizens. The audience clapped at the end, but I felt that had more to do with the reviews and mentioning people clapping. Other then the film itself being made and playing to large audiences, that was the only thing worth clapping about. The movie went by very fast, I wasn’t bored once, I checked my cellphone once during the movie and we were already in over an hour, it went by that quick. The total movie is 1 hour and 29 minutes.
There was nothing embellished at all in the movie, the movie basically uses Obama’s words from his book Dreams From My Father. An interesting thing Dinesh pointed out was this, Obama uses the word From instead of Of, I thought it was interesting because Obama doesn’t separate the dreams of his Father and himself. Obama’s Mother tended to be attracted to 3rd world radicals, as Neal Boortz pointed out, Obama’s Mother sent Obama back to Hawaii when Soetoro started to have pro-Western views. Obama was sent to live with his Grandparents and his Grandfather was very radical as was the Hawaii School Obama went to. It was through his Grandfather that Obama built a relationship with Frank Marshall Davis, an avowed Communist.
The theme throughout the 1st half of the movie seems to boil down to anti-Colonialism, which surprisingly is alive and well in modern day Hawaii, that’s how the 50th State views us. There were many interviews throughout the movie, the 1 in particular that I liked was George Obama, if I had a choice of having someone named Obama in the White House? I would choose George over Barack. He has common sense, he has no sense of entitlement, and unlike Barack he seems to of listened to his older siblings when it comes to their Dad whom President Obama has deluded himself into thinking that he was this wonderful person as opposed to his siblings who felt he’s not worthy of that praise.
I tried to take notes as much as I could but it was hard at times because the theater was so dark, but there was an interesting interview of a man, who like Obama is mixed race, he basically said Obama was elected by whites because he came across as non-threatening unlike people like Sharpton and Jackson, and how whites voted for Obama to assuage their guilt. Also the film spoke of Obama’s political influences, Frank Marshall Davis, Bill Ayers, and Obama’s Professor at Harvard named Roberto Unger, who’s so radical that his views were rejected by Brazilians yet he’s welcomed with open arms at Harvard. Just looking Professor Unger up and his most recent rants are anti-Obama, this is what he said via a google search:
Unless he is defeated, there cannot be a contest for the reorientation of the Democratic Party as the vehicle of a progressive alternative in the country,†Unger said. “Only a political reversal can allow the voice of Democratic prophesy to speak once again in American life.â€
Towards the end of the film is when they focused on what Obama wants to do to change this Country forever, total Nuclear Disarmament and debt is what he’s focused on, he’s purposely dissolving our nuclear capability, and is pushing us over a political cliff via debt to achieve what he sees as fairness, equal misery for everyone in the world.
I give the movie 5 stars for the political message alone. People need to wake-up before 1 day they say WTF happened.
