THE RETURN OF D'SOUZA

THE RETURN OF D’SOUZA
The title of the movie appears to be an allusion to
the controversial 1915 film "The Birth of a
Nation," which lionized the Ku Klux Klan while
villifying blacks and Reconstruction era
Republicans.
"Through stunning historical recreations and a
searching examination of fascism and white
supremacy, "Death of a Nation" cuts through
progressive big lies to expose hidden history and
D'Souza's latest film appears to tread similar
ground to his 2016 hit film Hillary's America: The
Secret History of the Democratic Party, which
sought to portray Democrats and then
presidential hopeful Hillary Rodham Clinton in a
negative light.
In an interview with The Christian Post back in
August 2016, D'Souza noted that while he had
some issues with then candidate Trump, he still
preferred him to Clinton and therefore supported
the Republican nominee.
"There are things I like about him. There are
things I don't like about him. I like the fact that I
think he's unquestionably a patriot. He loves the
country. He's also a kind of unrepentant
capitalist. I like that," explained D'Souza at the
time. Trump is an unknown figure. He's coming
from the outside. The Republicans have the
outsider; the Democrats have the insider. There
are a lot of question marks around Trump."
"Death of a Nation" comes at a time of increased
political tension in the United States, with the
recent announcement of Supreme Court Justice
Anthony Kennedy retiring and the upcoming
midterm elections.
"If you see anybody from that Cabinet in a
restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline
station, you get out and you create a crowd and
you push back on them and you tell them they're
not welcome anymore, anywhere,"
declared Rep. Waters, who later clarified that she
opposed such confrontations being violent.
CONCLUSION
The support of Dinesh D’Souza for Donald Trump
is one of many prominent Christian politicians
and Christian Evangelists who publicly throw their
weight behind Trump as the tyrant sent to shake
up the establishment and temporarily derail the
plans of the global elite.
D'Souza’s case is unique however because it is
highly unusual for Indian or Asian immigrants to
join any political movement, let alone the
conservative rank and file.
In a country with 13 million Asian-Americans
(almost 5 percent of the population) - nearly 2
million of them Indian-Americans are there any
other Asian-American conservatives more vocal
than D'Souza? A Google search of "Asian-
American conservatives" brings up 15 webpage
citations; one online club lists three members.
From Hawaii, Japan, Vietnam, China, the
Philippines, India, who has a speaking part in the
republican party.
In recent weeks, incidents of Trump
administration officials being denied service at
restaurants and calls for increased confrontation
of political opponents have dominated the
headlines.
Democrat Congresswoman Maxine Waters of
California garnered controversy when in a
speech late last month she called on supporters
to harass members of the Trump administration
whenever they appeared in public.
Truly a unique man with a unique agenda and
with a unique pardon from a unique US
president. The unique man has returned.
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