New Anti Obama Documentary by Oscar Winning Producer out this Summer.

Lex Naturalis · Mar 23, 2012

New Anti-Obama Documentary by Oscar Winning Producer out this Summer.

Gerald R. Molen's latest movie titled "2016" is based on Dinesh D'Souza New York Times best-selling book [ame="http://www.amazon.com/Roots-Obamas-Rage-Dinesh-DSouza/dp/B0078XP1O2/ref=ntt_at_ep_dpt_3"]"Roots of Obama's Rage."[/ame] For more on this story you can go HERE ( [ame]http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Hollywood/2012/03/21/oscar-winning-producer-vets-obama-2016[/ame] ) or watch the video below. One thing is for sure, however. It seems that the media’s failure to vet Obama has sparked an information and news network of its own unrivaled by liberal opposition. The more the media fails to report the truth about liberal candidates the more a conservative machine grows to fill the vacuum.

Fox News’s success was spawned from being the only cable news company that would report from a conservative point of view with both liberals and conservative politicians on air to debate the issues for balance. Now bloggers and rogue Hollywood producers are doing the job that the media refuses to do. During the 2008 campaign, we heard little to nothing about Obamas socialist background . What we did get is a slew of media personalities ignoring the history of the unknown Senator from Illinois running for president and slandering the unknown Governor of Alaska and vice presidential pick. In 2012, on the other hand, the media elites will no doubt criticize and run away from the wealth of information that they themselves failed to report. Nevertheless, it’s going to be an interesting campaign season watching Obama and his media pals defend against Obamas obvious failure of a record, Republican political attacks, and attacks from individuals like those at Breitbart.com and the likes of Gerald R. Molen & Dinesh D'Souza.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6QOscKvUjU"]Dinesh D'Souza - Obama & 2016 - YouTube[/ame]

waltky · Feb 21, 2013

Yea, how come there's no stuntment category for the Oscars?...

Why do stuntmen not have an Oscar?
20 February 2013 - As the big names of the movie industry tackle that all-important question of what to wear to the Oscar ceremony on Sunday, there is one group of people who are still waiting for their invitation. But why do stuntmen (and women) not have an Oscar category?

Many of the films which are tipped for Oscar glory - Life of Pi, Django Unchained and Skyfall to name a few - have relied on the spectacular work of the stunt team to capture the imagination of the viewing public. There are hundreds of stunt performers who, despite great improvements in safety over the years, still risk life and limb to enhance the cinemagoing experience. Jack Gill has been setting himself on fire and crashing cars in the cause of entertainment since the mid-1970s. He has worked with some of the biggest names in the movie industry. For more than 20 years, Gill has also campaigned for stunt co-ordinators - the head of a film's stunt department - to get the recognition he thinks they deserve from the Academy. The sense of injustice he feels watching Oscar night is clear when he speaks.

Jack Gill at work - he has been campaigning for a stunt co-ordinator Oscar for 21 years

He says: "It's disheartening because you've put your life and blood through it. "You're sitting by yourself watching all the other department heads, and you're not in there with them. "Every single successful stunt co-ordinator I know has been sitting at home watching his film winning an Academy Award and he's not part of it." So every year since 1991 Jack Gill has petitioned the Board of Governors of the Academy to include a new category for Stunt Co-ordinator. A simple majority vote of the board members is needed to add a new award, but every year the same result comes back, despite some high-profile supporters. Gill says: "When I got Steven Spielberg and Jim Cameron and Schwarzenegger and those guys signing a petition; once I took that into the Academy, I thought they would see that all of these eminent people really believe that we deserve this. "It's voted down every year. I'm baffled."

'Sidelined'

So why do the Academy keep saying no to creating a category for stuntmen and women? One suggestion is that most people, even in Hollywood, already believe stuntmen get their own award - one which is not televised in the main ceremony. Another possible reason is internal politics. The Academy is made up of people who work in all the branches of film-making who are honoured - from hair and make-up, to the directors and actors. Those leading the campaign, including Jack Gill, are convinced members are worried that creating a totally new award could lead to their own category being dropped from the live TV awards show - which is often criticised for being too long. Gill says he has told the Academy Board that is not an issue. "We don't even want to be part of the televised show," he said. Gill adds: "You can give us our award the day before in a hotel room banquet hall. Anything, so we at least have some acknowledgement."

'Mystique' of the actor

Ben Bray's work this year is once again within touching distance of a golden statue. He was the stunt co-ordinator on director David O Russell's film Silver Linings Playbook, which has 8 Oscar nominations, and worked on another film in the running for Best Picture, Argo. He has no explanation for the reluctance of the Academy to reward stunt folk. He says: "I always question why. I think simply the Academy still wants middle America to think that their heroes, the actors, are actually doing their own stunts. "It would be a wonderful thing to see the public and moviegoers love their stuntpeople as much as they love their actors. I really think that the public would embrace the stuntmen and women as heroes themselves but then again maybe that's not what the studios really want." That complaint, that actors take all the credit, is not a new one. Even the 1980s American drama series The Fall Guy - where Lee Majors played a crime-solving Hollywood stuntman - had a theme song to that effect.

More http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-21460202
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