By Kim D.
Obama is getting a double whammy at the theaters this month. First, Dinesh D'Souza releases his documentary, America: Imagine the World Without Her. Today Joel Gilbert releases his. In There's No Place Like Utopia, Gilbert takes us down the progressive yellow brick road and across America as he exposes the failures associated with the false promises of a socialist-based utopia.
According to Accuracy in Media, Gilbert portrays Obama as the new wizard, in the tradition of Lenin, Mao and Castro [and] highlights Obama’s “transformation” of America into a socialist state through personal visits to such cities as Chicago, Detroit and Denver, and interviews with the perpetrators and victims of Obama’s schemes.
One person Gilbert visits is Peggy Joseph, the Florida woman who said after an Obama speech in 2008: “I won’t have to worry about puttin’ gas in my car, I won’t have to worry about payin’ my mortgage.” According to a review in The Washington Times, even SHE has turned on the president and has seen the light shining as bright as the hot sun on a non-man-made globally warm day.
Start checking to see where this documentary will be playing near you.

Went to see America ... and really liked it. What most people do not know is that Hillary is also Bill Ayers' disciple, and she is a lot more focused that our boy president. My sincerest hope is that this fact will become public knowledge and part of her run in 2016 - if she has the audacity.
ReplyDeleteI'll probably go and see it one more time, then buy the DVD when it comes.
I've finished the first 7 chapters of D'Souza's book. If you buy one book this year, buy "America". Read it thoroughly. Pass it around to family members and friends and then go see the film. Buy the DVD and, like the book, pass it around to family and friends to see. I guarantee you will not be disappointed and you will learn so much in the process you will amaze yourself. D'Souza deconstructs liberal arguments one after another through an examination of history. As a retired high school educator in social studies, I found "America" to be enthralling and accurate in illustrating how liberals have tried to rewrite history to suit their narrative and their goals. When you change the "facts" you manipulate the outcome. This is fraud, but that's what liberalism is all about, fraud and deceit.
ReplyDeleteI don't know much about the Ayers/Clinton connection. I need to read up on that.
ReplyDeleteThat's next on my reading list! :-)
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