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Stan Deatherage said:
( May 26th, 2015 @ 5:39 pm )
This movie raised the political ire and was seen as favorable to Barack Hussein by some. Wyatt did not see that. In fact, he saw the inaction of the Obama Administration, and their lack of processing new information as damaging to any perception of a Commander-in-Chief at war.
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Another movie for me to put on the movie bucket list. Good review and very interesting poll results. Was this poll recent as I missed my chance to vote. No debate needed Wyatt, well stated position and the review can stand on its own.
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Take it up Wyatt, but I warn you: He rarely does comments, and he has sense of extreme privacy that he rarely allows to be violated.
But I can tell you what I know of Wyatt: He thinks Obama is an idiot. You know, he's not alone. I think it may be that ex-military, during war time thing for my friend, Wyatt. |
Why not just review the movie without the abject criticism of President Obama. It would not have happened without the authorization of the Commander-in-Chief --- any more than the Stand Down order which could have saved the 9/11 attack WAS GIVEN so standard and quick interception of the death jets DID NOT HAPPEN.
Did any of us know the practice site for the Bin Laden compound was over in Hyde County? Don't try to go there since it is a Black Ops Black hole. Anyway, NC played a bigger role than yet revealed in the ramp up to get the mastermind of the planes plan which killed so many of us. I would say "justice has been served." It took place in the same house Jimmy Carter occupied when he authorized the Iran Hostage attempt to try liberating them. Any President who makes such a call knows the success or possible failure hinges on success with a bold covert mission. |
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