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To: FlingWingFlyer
Makes you wonder why “Selma - The Movie” sucked so bad at the box office. It must have been a pretty bad movie.

To the contrary, "Selma" was an outstanding movie in spite of Orca Winfat's involvement. It ought to be on every FReeper's must-see list. It utterly excoriates DemonRATs such as the Klansmen who murdered the innocent children at the 16th Street Baptist Church (in a very unforgettable and LOUD scene). Other leftists are exposed as maniacal including the ultra-liberal Lyin' Lyndon Johnson -- a foul-mouthed, illiterate beast of a man. LBJ was born in Texas but he never embraced Texas values. Other DemonRATs are likewise lambasted including pro-union Governor George Wallace and his toady Al Lingo as well as Sheriff Jim Clarke.

The real hero of the movie is Judge Frank Johnson, a Christian Conservative Republican from Winston County, AL. Johnson fearlessly stood up to the DemonRAT machine and dismantled Wallace's jackboot 'RAT thugs. The movie also shows Patriot Charlton Heston joining the fight against the murderous communist goons on the side of the 'RATs. If you can get past Winfat's involvement with the movie, "Selma" does an excellent job of totally dismantling a rogue's gallery of violent 'RATs: LBJ, Wallace, Clarke and Lingo.

41 posted on 03/07/2015 12:06:29 PM PST by re_nortex (DP - that's what I like about Texas)
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To: re_nortex

If you can get past Winfat’s involvement with the movie, “Selma” does an excellent job of totally dismantling a rogue’s gallery of violent ‘RATs: LBJ, Wallace, Clarke and Lingo.
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That explains why the movie got nothing at the Academy Awards


50 posted on 03/07/2015 6:00:38 PM PST by ckilmer (q)
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