http://zeenews.india.com/news/world/meet-prez-obamas-slumdog-half-brother_793006.html
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soule: i was moved while watching the interview between George Obama, Obama's half brother, and Dinesh D'Souza, the producer of the movie, "2016 - Obama's America."
an obviously very intelligent man who consented to be interviewed by Mr. D'Souza, in which for me there was a startling revelation--Mr. George Obama...a soft spoken, humble human being (unlike his famous brother) and deeply reflective of his own personal life experiences.
this man definitely made an impact during the interview.
George Obama also wrote a book entitled, "Homeland, An Extraordinary Story of Hope and Survival." (available on amazon.com).
this movie is getting bad PR by the left that I believe is unwarranted.
it is well-written, well-researched and well-produced; a documentary helping one understand how Obama's experiences and certain people in his life influenced, contributed to and solidified his anti-American, anti-West views.
all of us are shaped by family and outside circumstances as we grow up and President Obama is no different.
the truly interesting part i came away with was this...if somehow things had been different back in 2008 and George Obama was running for president and not Barack--and George won.
the differences between the two are striking.
and today, would we really be enjoying a more meaningful existence?
leaves you wondering.
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soule: i was moved while watching the interview between George Obama, Obama's half brother, and Dinesh D'Souza, the producer of the movie, "2016 - Obama's America."
an obviously very intelligent man who consented to be interviewed by Mr. D'Souza, in which for me there was a startling revelation--Mr. George Obama...a soft spoken, humble human being (unlike his famous brother) and deeply reflective of his own personal life experiences.
this man definitely made an impact during the interview.
George Obama also wrote a book entitled, "Homeland, An Extraordinary Story of Hope and Survival." (available on amazon.com).
this movie is getting bad PR by the left that I believe is unwarranted.
it is well-written, well-researched and well-produced; a documentary helping one understand how Obama's experiences and certain people in his life influenced, contributed to and solidified his anti-American, anti-West views.
all of us are shaped by family and outside circumstances as we grow up and President Obama is no different.
the truly interesting part i came away with was this...if somehow things had been different back in 2008 and George Obama was running for president and not Barack--and George won.
the differences between the two are striking.
and today, would we really be enjoying a more meaningful existence?
leaves you wondering.
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