Will “Death of a Nation” Lead to a Rebirth of Our Nation?

The pictures and the gathering speak for themselves.

I had a wonderful time watching Dinesh D'Souza's latest documentary, "Death of a Nation."

The link between Abraham Lincoln and Donald Trump needed more attention and research, I think. 

I loved the part where D'Souza interviewed the LEFT-WING white supremacist Richard Spencer. That exchange was pretty eye-opening, and confirmed the fact that the left wing, the left-of-center movement is the racist movement.

The Democratic Party has been the party of racism since its inception.

This man later joined us in the movie theater down the street. He was a comedian willing to offer a service to the public for a buck or two.

Here's the question that I wanted to ask D'Souza:

I love this poster:

Check out Dinesh D'Souza in the theater:

After the screening, lots of us lined up to share our thoughts about the film, and why more people need to see this movie as soon as possible!

More people need to learn the truth about the Republican and Democratic Parties!

Keith Hardine of Los Angeles shared great insights about the movie and his views as a conservative Republican:

Here are Keith's comments in full:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OTEDemMnu0

Another member of the audience shared her views on the film (She highly recommended the movie, too)

This guy was wearing an AWESOME tie!

Check out this panel of young men declaring their commitment to Christian principles and conservative leadership.

Here are some parting videos of Dinesh D'Souza leaving the L.A. Regal Theater before the start of the movie:

Final Reflection

"Death of a Nation" was so chock-full of information, I think that the documentary suffered a little bit only because the director and narration could not dwell on everything as fully as needed. The different stories and frameworks, connecting the Democratic Party, progressive politics, Nazism, socialism, and final racism (including white supremacy) are such wide-ranging yet intimately connected topics.

D'Souza had to present the public something so that the rest of the country can start catching up with what everyone in deeper Republican circles has known about for the last five years.

I wrote a review of the film for Townhall.com (Click here).

It will be coming up on other news sites very soon, too.

Make sure that you watch this movie!