‘Hannity’ to Devote Tonight’s Show to Controversial New Film, ‘Generation Zero’
by John Nolte“Generation Zero” screened at CPAC to a standing room only crowd and when it was over they were still standing … and applauding. Steve Bannon’s in-depth look at what caused the most recent financial crisis kept the audience engaged throughout thanks to fascinating visuals made up mostly of film clips (everything from nuclear mushroom clouds to June Cleaver) and a large and impressive list of smart, engaging commenters (full list below) who, through clever editing, break down a very complicated financial story into bite-sized pieces even a clod like me could understand.
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“Generation Zero” is not a partisan political screed. Not even close. Republicans deservedly take it on the chin just as frequently as Democrats; Big Business is exposed as just as corrupt and dangerous as any academic socialist or union boss. What “Zero” is is a pro-capitalist, pro-middle class documentary that uses incontrovertible data and historical precedent to make a concrete and frequently frightening case for a coming financial collapse caused by decades of creeping socialism. And the bottom line message of the fast-moving 90 minutes is a compassionate one concerned only with the everyday, hard working Americans who are stuck with the bill.
Thanks to the cowards in DC, the corrupt in the business world, and the stupid, spoiled Baby Boomers whose selfish grasp of entitlements have left tens of trillions of dollars of deficits and unfunded mandates on their children and grandchildren, it is the Middle Class getting royally screwed here. And the film’s condemnation of the Baby Boomers — of The Entitled Generation — is spot on. Recently, I heard Jonah Goldberg sum the problem up perfectly: “America’s gone from self-discipline to self expression.”
You’ll have the chance to see some of “Generation Zero” on “Hannity” tonight. More info from the press release below:
Fox News’ Hannity to Present One-Hour Special on Controversial New Film, ‘Generation Zero’ Tuesday, February 23rd at 9:00 p.m.
Sean Hannity will devote his entire Fox News program to the discussion of the new film, “Generation Zero” this evening, Tuesday, February 23. “Hannity” airs on the Fox News Channel at 9:00p.m. EST. This is the first time that Sean Hannity has dedicated an entire hour to focus on the subject of a film.
Generation Zero – Teaser 2 from Citizens United on Vimeo.
“Generation Zero” is a searing look at the financial meltdown and the economic debacle it triggered through the prism of the cultural collapse in the United States, commencing in the 1960’s. The film debuted in a special screening at The National Tea Party Convention earlier this month in Nashville, garnering rave reviews.
“We want to thank Sean Hannity for the opportunity to get the message out regarding this important and revealing film,” stated David N. Bossie, President of Citizens United Productions and Producer/Executive Producer of the film. “‘Generation Zero’ has particularly struck a chord with those Americans who oppose ‘big government’ and wasteful spending and are themselves one of the country’s best hopes in making sure the ominous predictions of ‘Generation Zero’ do not come to fruition.” Citizens United Productions produced the film in association with Victory Media.
Citizens United Productions, the leading production company for conservative films, released “Hilary The Movie,” the film that recently brought about the landmark First Amendment decision by the Supreme Court. In addition, Citizens United has produced such award winning films as “Perfect Valor,” “Border Wars”, “Hype: The Obama Effect” and “Rediscovering God in America,” among others.
“Generation Zero” was written and directed by awarding-winning director, Stephen K. Bannon (“In the Face of Evil,” “Titus Andronicus”). In addition, Mr. Bannon and Alan Peterson (“Hillary The Movie,” “Hype: The Obama Effect”) acted as producers. Featuring more than 40 leading experts, from a center-right perspective, “Generation Zero” focuses on the wages of fiscal irresponsibility and the reckoning to come.
“This film is about a crisis – one that is as profound as The Revolution, The Civil War, The Great Depression, or World War II,” says Generation Zero’s writer/director, Stephen K. Bannon. “The title ‘Generation Zero’ is ironic, as it refers to both the Baby Boomers and the generation born today: the one generation whose greed and fiscal mismanagement has destroyed the financial legacy and inheritance of the other.”
Commentators appearing in “Generation Zero” include, among others: Dr. Charles Krauthammer, Lou Dobbs, Larry Kudlow, Shelby Steele, Victor Davis Hanson, Amity Shales, Dick Morris, Peter Schweizer, Tobin Smith, Heather McDonald, Myron Magnet, Daniel J. Mitchell, John Fund, Dr. Arthur Brooks, Michael Barone, Michael Novak, Dick Morris, Thaddeus G, McCotter, Stephen Moore and Newt Gingrich.
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Hahaha yeah, it's totally not partisan! Just look at the list of interviewees!
Christ, they've even got Morris listed TWICE
That looks like a good one…must DVR it!
So, does the film address the financial hit our country took when we launched a trillion dollar war in Iraq without coming up with a way to fund it?
How do I watch the actual, 90 minute documentary Generation Zero? Can I find it on the net?
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I'm in.
Will definitely DVR this one!
Two Part comment – Part I
I'm looking forward to seeing Generation Zero.
As a former liberal who rethought my world view after 9/11, I realized much of what I thought I knew growing up as the kid of San Francisco Hippies (i.e., if we just "Make Love Not War" peace will magically happen) needed to be rethought. So I did. I rethought.
I thought about how my parents as nineteen-year-olds in the mid-60s were able to buy a home on only my dad's income (the American Dream). My young mom stayed home with her two babies, my sister and I. I thought about how safe that all felt to me. Then came the late Sixties – my parents and their friends started ranting about the "hell" their parents (from the depression era and WWII) put them through in the '50s: all the structure – rules, religion, etiquette… it was all so oppressive, my parents and their friends said. They stopped the pretense of raising their children with that structure.
So they dropped out and took my sister and me with them. We traveled the world, living on a nude beach in Greece one week or in a Czechoslovakian snow-covered field next to gypsies the next. There were moments I absorbed and questioned, but didn't get real good answers: about why East Berliners couldn't leave beyond the Berlin Wall; who was the "great man" in the posters (Stalin) around Eastern Europe?; why were buildings bombed around Germany; Why were there concentration camps?; why did the Moroccan women cover themselves from head to toe, and why did the men point at my mother when wearing T-shirts bral-ess?
Only after rethinking my childhood did I realize while my parents and their peers ranted about the hell their parents put them through, it wasn't quite as in vogue for me to question mine (them). If I do, I'm labeled a "whiner". But they had two parents who, due to those antiquated societal standards, didn't divorce as mine did; they had stability, structure, religion as a path they could stray from if they wished; they had the opportunity to home ownership at young ages; they had the freedom to leave all that behind.
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Heck, the Boomers eventually became The Man they used to question, but stopped questioning (ie Bill Clinton and the Community Reinvestment Act and the mess that's left behind).
And I began realizing, after 9/11, after all the American bashing I'd received growing up, that we are a really special country after all. I've raised my own daughter with stability of home and two parents and with an optimistic and realistic view of the country she's lucky to be born in.
Sadly, the opportunity my parents had as teens who were able to buy a home is no longer available to my daughter. And the dismissal of "evil" standards of societal expectations (divorce is only a last option, rather than very likely) are something that has affected the generations to follow the Boomers, only making relationships harder. And, of course, the sexual revolution which the Boomers brought in has made relationships more complex, that's another gift my daughter has inherited from the '60s generation.
These are only some surface level thoughts, but I think them every time I hear a new documentary glorifying the '60s without mentioning the mess they've left behind for generations to follow.
If Generation Zero addresses these things, I'll be impressed.
You mentioned Dick Morris twice! Not that he doesn't deserve it, mind you.
Gonna have to watch this sometime, but won't be able to catch Hannity.
And I'm wondering… Where the heck was I at CPAC when they screened this??
I've haven't seem it but it seems to me:
The Boomers are Generation Zero as in "What a jerk, a big fat zero."
The rising generation is Generation Zero as in Ground Zero, the location that takes the direct hit.
When is Hannity going to be waterboarded for charity?
He's chickened out on that. Why has he chickened out?
What gets me is all the hype about the boomers. I have to believe the war generation started it all. They traded being parents for having 2 jobs so their children wouldn't suffer like they did. Rejected at home, the boomers found love elsewhere, albeit the wrong kind of love. The 60's are a perfect example of what happens to a generation that has no self-esteem. They turned to drugs, alcohol, social violence, unrestrained sex, communes, etc. looking for that thing that they could never find. No wonder there was a hatred for their parents and their parents' ways. Sadly, that behavior doomed the next generations.
I bashed the teaser trailer in another thread as being short on substance and large on "eye-burning montages" but I'll tune in Hannity tonight…
Let me guess — this film will prove that the entire meltdown was the fault of poor people. Oh, and minorities.
You have a novel in the life you had to live. Write it!
I disagree. The War Generation came home from the war went to college on the GI Bill or got a job. They married and the wife stayed home and both parents reared the offspring. In the Sixties, however, in order to conduct his "war on poverty", Johnson and the Dems raised taxes to the point that in order to pay them the family needed two jobs; one to support the family, the other to pay the taxes necessary for a welfare state.
Poverty is an unsolvable problem; at least to my knowledge no society/culture/civilization has been able to solve it. Taxing the industrious and ambitious into poverty seems the least likely answer, however.
Huh? The WWII generation didn't start the double-income-women-have-to-work phenomenon, that was totally the boomers as a result of the so-called Women's Movement in the 60's. I guess some of the leaders of the feminists back then were 'tweeners from the WWII generation – too young to have served in the war but too old to be boomers. Anyway, my experience as a boomer was that my Mom stayed home while Dad worked, and this was the norm. ALL of the moms were at home during the day, unless they were schoolteachers. It wasn't until the "free love" nonsense from the 60's that everybody started getting divorced, and marriage went from "as long as we both shall LIVE" to "as long as we both shall LOVE" (which I have actually heard as a marriage vow).
You could read the synopsis above. Here, I'll help:
“Generation Zero” is not a partisan political screed. Not even close. Republicans deservedly take it on the chin just as frequently as Democrats; Big Business is exposed as just as corrupt and dangerous as any academic socialist or union boss."
Then you could watch it and see for yourself.
We all know we are on a precipice but it's like the 1000lb elephant that no one in the room wants to address.
i admit, i am one of those. My motto is "move forward" and think positively. History has no been written yet.
Anyone who wonders why the Tea Party exists has their head firmly planted in the sand, IMVHO.
The writer says the documentary is not "partisan political screed," but just a few sentences later tells us that it is "pro-Capitalist." How can it then be non-partisan?
try a select group of elitists controlling sleazy politicians who get elected buying the poor's vote with feel good unproductive entitlements that do nothing to solve the root causes of suffering, while at the same time assuaging middle class liberal guilt who in turn are offered their own unsustainable entitlements.
the cause of poverty is not lack of money. its a lack of productivity. The US is no longer to producing enough to cover all of the IOUs we have given.
You have expressed a great truth eloquently. As a member of that Boomer generation, I wish we could atone for the damage we did. I was born in 1949, graduated high school in '66 and drank the kool aid until Jimmy Carter finally got my attention. I have been trying to make amends ever since – I had my kids late and they were all raised with '50's values. Most (though not all) of my boomer friends think I'm nuts; one called ma a Nazi. They can't retire too soon.
"Republicans deservedly take it on the chin just as frequently as Democrats; Big Business is exposed as just as corrupt and dangerous as any academic socialist or union boss."
That troubles me to hear that. Republicans have played a part in our financial problems — but not NEARLY as much as the Left.
"Big Business" as Nolte puts it, has also sleazed with whomever was in power, but "Big Business" has been a far more positive influence than union bosses and academic socialists … it's not even close.
A majority of this better be about the Community Reinvestment Act, the repeal of the Glass/Steagall Act (in which the GOP plays a part), and other social engineering schemes of progressives, leftists, and collectivists in the last 40 years.
Love that, Zelda: "The writer says the documentary is not 'partisan political screed,' but just a few sentences later tells us that it is 'pro-Capitalist.' How can it then be non-partisan?"
Since Democrats are anti-capitalist, I suppose that does make it partisan.
I think there is enough blame to go around for everyone to have a chunk on their soul. The best thing is to FIX it before we completely fall apart. The only way to do that is go back to basics.
I hate to break it to you, but 'Capitalist' is not a party.
Yup … also, everything in our Declaration and Constitution is the antithesis of any sort of Collectivism. Any politician who introduces a whiff of this disease, should immediately be removed from office, and directed toward the nearest college, where he or she can fester with the rest of the Marxists.
As a member of the Baby Boomer generation I can attest to all of the flaws of that group, but would like to point out that there were plenty of baby boomers who didn't fry their brains on LSD and the evil folly of people like Timothy Leary.
That is not to say I didn't avail myself of the drugs that mushroomed onto the scene (pun intended) during that period, but I personally distrusted many of the older Boomers, having seen their hypocrisy first hand. They were against violence, but blew up buildings and rioted. They postured about peace, love, and acceptance, but hated the "squares". The hypocrisy was rank.
The problem with tarring a generation is the same as tarring a race, or gender, with all of the blame. Not all boomers were the problem, just the loud, arrogant, narcissistic, self-righteous ones. They may have been the majority, I don't know, but it was the activists, and their followers who did the damage, along with a complicit media that seemed to instantly become advocates of everything 60's. The media fostered the mentality that being hip was essential for happiness. Hollywood churned out the most pathetic propaganda since Goebbels, political correctness was born, and common sense went into a coma. Certainly the 60's spawned the bete noire of American culture inverted, but not everyone living then agreed with it. Now we have to expose the layers of lies for what they are, and it starts with "reefer won't hurt you, maaaan."
I was in the derivatives and risk management business for quite sometime, providing software and consulting to price these products and to manage the market and credit risk of these products. I actually sold AIG their risk management technology, so I know a little bit about the topic of the financial crisis and I'm unimpressed by the list of commentators mentioned in the trailer for the film. I'm not sure there that more than a couple of them would know what a derivative product is if one jumped in their lap and hugged them.
One of the biggest problems in this country is the absolute economic ignorance of most of the population – and yeah, I mean you if you are reading this comment. Until people actually trouble themselves to understand basic economics and finance, only then can they begin to really understand how completely rigged the current monetary and financial system is in the U.S – and the world, for that matter.
Governments already control banking and the trading of securities – did you know that? They also control the insurance industry, for that matter. By control, I mean that a company can't engage in these activities without license and oversight from the government. Our real problems all stem from this problem, in that the politicians invariably game the system to their political advantage and the participants in these industry arbitrage the regulatory structures in place while collecting a 'rent' (this is specific economic term that you should bother to look up, btw) on the rest of society. As a result these interests and entities all deal with each other to their own advantage, secure from real competition and the consequences of their actions on our society.
The above, absurd situation is further compounded by our monetary system, run by the Treasury and the Federal Reserve. The ability to manipulate currency is devastating to a functioning economy in the long run as the temptation for politicians to game the system to their advantage is too great. As well, the other interests i mentioned above all seek to benefit from manipulation of the monetary system. Fyi, the Federal Reserve pumped 24 TRILLION in capital into our economy since the beginning of our current financial troubles in 2007, so next time Obama talks about how the 300 billion spent so far from the 'recovery act', – most of which went to prop up state governments – think about what impact that amount of money could possibly have compared to the activity of the Federal Reserve. Either Obama is lying or he is ignorant – my opinion is that he doesn't understand the first thing about economics, finance, monetary systems or capital markets, fyi, along with most politicians and talking heads (Beck, Olberman, Couric, Limbaugh – take your freaking pick).
We are blowing up our own country and until we deregulate all financial services and rid ourselves of rigged money by either abandoning currency altogether (very feasible, even if it sounds strange to you – remember you are economically ignorant, so don't reject this idea just because you don't understand it) or adopting the gold standard, all else is rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic, folks. Watch this documentary, sure but also read Friedman, Hayke, Nozick. Take the time to learn about the monetary system! Learn about how the current financial services industry is organized, or better said, rigged and how the politicians, bankers and regulators actually act. You will quickly realize that most politicians and talking heads – certainly many of the 'commentators' listed in the ad for this movie – don't know what the heck they're talking about either. Then, and only then, do we have a chance. For more from me go to http://www.libertariancomment.com
it was at 8pm while the reagan banquet was going on. i had to leave banquet early to catch the movie.
Sorry, no pass. Going back to the 'good old days' is neither desirable nor possible. I'm 47 and grew up in the thick of what this women speaks. The prosperity bubble of the post WWII U.S. resulted from our industrial advantage over the rest of the world, which lasted for 20 + years. Even so, the standard of living for our parents was very different. They lived in smaller homes, didn't drive new cars, didn't have cell phones, air conditioners, cable TV – you get the point, yeah? They spent less on clothes, went out to dinner less, okay, can I stop now?
Second, morally, the country needed to change. Children were beaten without any recourse, women were oppressed, racism was common, and religion was so removed from the real world that most Americans were 'Sunday Christians'. We blindly followed our politicians as they lead us to war in Vietnam needlessly, overthrew govts around the world (we are still paying the price for this – I mean, why do you think Iranians hate us so much?) and created huge government entitlements that are bankrupting us today (Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security weren't created by 'boomers'). The stultifying world of 'Leave it Beaver' was okay if you wanted that milquetoast life, but for many other people who wanted to live in other ways, the world was much more hostile. Quiet desperation was the watchword of the day for many people and society was intolerant. Sex was much the same as it is today, it just went undiscussed and happened behind closed doors.
My truth is just as valid as hers, btw. I can write impassioned verse on all these subjects, but the real point is that societies change, they must in fact and many of the changes were good. What's really been lost in the upheaval of the 'boomers' is responsibility for one's actions. I see this as the real corrupting legacy of the Left, the collectivists, the Nanny Staters like LBJ and Ted Kennedy and those who went along with them. People feel more victimized and less powerful than ever. They have been entranced and pacified by public education and are now fed simplistic garbage by the likes of Rush Limbaugh (himself no great paragon of '50s values, btw). Wake up, stop whining – and let's fix the problems in our country, not complain about them. We can do this while being more open minded and rejecting mythical religious guidance or hoping for the halcyon days of the 50's that never really were so great in the first place.
This should be great. Can't hardly wait.
"My truth is just as valid as hers…" Spoken like a true post modern product of the sixties and public education post 1970. No, it is not and truth is not relative! You did not live through shit but know only what you heard about it through the propaganda that the useful idiots taught you in the 70's. I suggest you tune in tonight, tune out and turn off the MSM for one night, and then you might find yourself dropping back in to reality and critical thinking rather than your so-called openminded, anti-religious, post modern dribble.
I am this "women", and, again, I ain't whining, Bud. Just hoping there'll finally be a documentary that won't glorify what I experienced first-hand as most documentaries do. You speak as if it has to be ALL one way or ALL of another: a choice between two extremes. I only want some common sense.
Let's go line by line here: the house my parents bought is apples to apples in comparison to the ranch home I own now. No way, no how would my daughter be able to afford this house at 19 years old. I didn't say we are poorer now as a generation – so you're throwing in the cable and cellphones doesn't matter. I know poor today is not poor of yesterday. But the income my daughter makes at 20 years won't cover a mortgage as my dad's did.
Did I say I wanted to go back to when kids were beaten? You speak as f they aren't today. and not abandoned at alarming rate due to drugs and neglect. Did I say I wanted to go back to racism? Please! As for sex – I'm not stupid, I know that teens have been doing "it" since the end of time. But without any form of standards today, men and women know they can screw anything at anytime – it complicates monogamous relationships. And as for sex being discussed behind closed doors in the '50s, I could've used a tad more of that growing up since I was over-exposed to sex as a kid. That's not healthy for children. Over-sexualization of kids is one more complication of what should be innocent: childhood. As for women being oppressed, sure things have improved, but strong-women were kicking ass long before the '70s feminists came around telling me how to think: ie, raising children is beneath me and my real worth is in an office bringing home the bacon and frying it up in the pan. Newsflash! I tried that while raising my kid – I never felt so stressed, over-worked and unfulfilled. Being male, you may not know the crap stay at home moms were given by feminists. I can think for myself don't need a "group" of women – or anyone – telling me what my goals in life should be.
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True there were some dumb Boomers, but some diamonds in the rough.
Dr. Robert Jarvik, who, after watching his own father succumb to heart disease, invented the mechanical heart.
Part II of my reply to Glenn:
You're swing to the extremes is a little odd. All I'm asking for is common sense and to stop glorifying everything that came out of the 60s movement, as every half-assed Peter Coyote-voice over documentary does about the "generation that changed the world"… leaving out it's effects on real children, rather than Flower children.
Funny, I write two freaking paragraphs and I'm the whiner? I had to hear the Boomers whine since the 60s about their oppressive parents.
PS, you sound very defensive. You're sure you weren't one of those Flower Children I saw holding a sign in Golden Gate Park "Like father like son, like hell"?
Nah, they didn't whine a all.
BTW, societies do change and we are going to take ours back! Punk! 100 years of progressivism and left wing lies is enough..stop pretending you are for personal responsibility and against huge entitlements. Spinkle a few conservative ideas in there for cover, right? I know what you trolls do…
Part I to Glenn –
I am this "women", and, again, I ain't whining, Bud. Just hoping there'll finally be a documentary that won't glorify what I experienced first-hand as most documentaries do. You speak as if it has to be ALL one way or ALL of another: a choice between two extremes. I only want some common sense.
Let's go line by line here: the house my parents bought is apples to apples in comparison to the ranch home I own now. No way, no how would my daughter be able to afford this house at 19 years old. I didn't say we are poorer now as a generation – so you're throwing in the cable and cellphones doesn't matter. I know poor today is not poor of yesterday. But the income my daughter makes at 20 years won't cover a mortgage as my dad's did.
Did I say I wanted to go back to when kids were beaten? You speak as f they aren't today. and not abandoned at alarming rate due to drugs and neglect. Did I say I wanted to go back to racism? Please! As for sex – I'm not stupid, I know that teens have been doing "it" since the end of time. But without any form of standards today, men and women know they can screw anything at anytime – it complicates monogamous relationships. And as for sex being discussed behind closed doors in the '50s, I could've used a tad more of that growing up since I was over-exposed to sex as a kid. That's not healthy for children. Over-sexualization of kids is one more complication of what should be innocent: childhood. As for women being oppressed, sure things have improved, but strong-women were kicking ass long before the '70s feminists came around telling me how to think: ie, raising children is beneath me and my real worth is in an office bringing home the bacon and frying it up in the pan. Newsflash! I tried that while raising my kid – I never felt so stressed, over-worked and unfulfilled. Being male, you may not know the crap stay at home moms were given by feminists. I can think for myself don't need a "group" of women – or anyone – telling me what my goals in life should be.
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Do you realize how many of todays social ills could have been avoided if we dropped a bomb on Woodstock?
The elimination of shame and individual responsibility, blame someone else for your mistakes attitude came right out of the 60s culture.
The drug culture
Free love
Destabilization of the family unit.
Divorce
Out of wedlock children
Hate America, Blame America
King and Queen of the prom are square
Jocks are evil
individual achievement is wrong
The non conformist is always right
enough to make you puke.
wow i am soo impressed !!! Will you marry me ..lol very well spoken also as a former liberal spoon fed publicly educated freak who has awoken i agree with you 100% literally one day it was like a switch went off in my head and i kinda lost it it was liek my body as a man was tring to spit out all of this nanny state crap and get rid of it but teacvhers and councellers and all of the other 's were just shoving it right down my throat . Anyway i am a canadian and we have had this issue much longer than america and we to beleive it or not are starting to wake up as well i support the tea party movement and i wish there was something liek that here in canada also you guy's need to start listening to micheal savage …that is a man on fire he is in love with his country and is seing her being beaten and abused and you need to support his views on boarders language and culture. also you must be very careful of the tea party movment being hijakced by wolves in sheeps cloathing . god bless you and fight thegood fight
AprilGirl..he is wrankled that you escaped the brainwashing and found your own life and discovered the truth and was bold enough to write about! You are a beautiful intelligent woman and I am guessing a great mother..you keep on writing and fighting for what is true and good. We admire you!
Very well said. Thank you and keep fighting for the truth!
Amen.
By that statement you are admitting that Democrats are Anti-Capitalist, indirectly, which would leave the only option of being Pro-Collectivist i.e, Pro-Socialist.
Gloria Steinem is one of the most useful idiots of all time. She bragged that the CIA was aiding the Women's Liberation movement. What she didn't know was that the CIA was using her and her movement to disrupt the family structure.
"Republicans have played a part in our financial problems — but not NEARLY as much as the Left."
But they DID play a part and are therefore open to scrutiny.
I'm skeptical of the premise. It is the 21st century and the 1960's are now such a long time ago. So much as happened since then. We really didn't have 40 years of liberal policies. We've had Reagan, Bush 1 and 2. I think we've changed too much politically and socially in the intervening decades that the typical blame or credit everything on the 60's may not be valid anymore.
I'M WATCHING THIS NOW. VERY FRIGHTENING. WHERE AND WHEN IS THIS DOCUMENTARY COMING OUT!?
People running this country are off: off balance, off-world, off-putting, off their meds.
Gallows humor, a knot in your stomach when Obama speaks, poor sleep. Your body is telling you that something is wrong.
Even out here, things are starting to feel spooky. While it's always weird central in Berkeley, now there's a malaise in the air.
Yes, there are plenty of people so far into the communist schtick, they would gladly sacrifice their children, their granny, and their life savings for the Left.
But most liberals still want their houses, jobs, Hondas and iPods. When they voted for Obama, they weren't giving a thumbs up for the country to go the way of Ché.
So there's a strange, foreboding vibe in these parts; that creepy feeling you get when you know there's bad news ahead.
Many liberals look dazed and confused because they have no language, no information, no way of understanding what in the world is going on.
Interestingly, there's this eerie silence about Obama. You don't hear a peep about him. Or course, liberals are still foaming at the mouth about Sarah Palin, tea baggers, birthers, and all things conservative.
But adulation for Obama: Missing in Action. A telling sign: the life size black and white cardboard doll of Obama in a storefront near my office has been taken down. Where did it go — to the local recycling center with other discarded Obamabilia?
Because I'm a psychotherapist, I'm intrigued by what goes on inside and outside. People not only suffer because of neurotic minds, but because of what people do to us when they abuse their power.
The family dramas, problems at work, or dysfunction in D.C. unnerve us. As Presidential nominee, Michael Dukakis, indelicately put it, "Fish rots from the head down."
We have people at the highest echelons of our government who may be rotting this nation. They espouse twisted notions of humanity, like de-evolution and forced sterilization. They eat, drink, and sleep revenge.
III
But there's also new trauma, what's happening right underneath our noses; the never ending assaults on our freedom.
The daily force feeding of leftist ideology designed to control every aspect of our lives. The health care rationing that threatens our families. The strangling of business through Big Brother intrusions.
Joining with dictators; yawning when Iran and North Korea threaten; abandoning our allies. Indoctrinating our children and trying to turn them into the little Benedict Arnold's.
The trauma of Obama — it's all around us, it may be in us if we're having symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder (for instance, nightmares, intrusive images, numbing, physical symptoms, problems sleeping or eating).
But this isn't post traumatic, because there is no post here, and that keeps much of the nation in trauma/survival mode: fight, flight, freeze.
Fight: we're fighting back nonviolently through active participation;
Flight: we fantasize about fleeing;
Freeze: we can become frozen with fear, like a deer in the headlights.
Or a fourth reaction to danger, fawning: cow towing to Obama by doing his bidding. A Stockholm Syndrome, where the captive aligns with the abuser in hopes of winning favors.
There's a final "F," the most formidable one, the one taking root and flourishing all across the country: it's faith. Faith in a Higher Power or ourselves or the American system or its people.
Ordinary citizens rising up, like a phoenix. This awakening might prove to be Obama's most enduring legacy.
The miracle of a soccer mom attending a protest for the very first time; an elderly man bravely stepping up to the mike at a Town Hall; strangers forming life long bonds at Tea Parties or online, at sites like American Thinker. People like me snapping out of the leftist trance.
In time, the Trauma of Obama may be overshadowed by the Mock of Barack: people speaking up, from Bozeman to Boise to Boston — and refusing to become one of Obama's hench men or victims.
When I behold the courage and dignity of my fellow citizens, I recall a powerful Buddhist tale:
The cruelest, most violent Samurai in Japan decides he wants to become enlightened. He bursts into the home of an esteemed Zen Master and demands that the Master teach him how to become enlightened.
The Zen Master looks deeply into his eyes and says, "No. You are a dirty, vicious Samurai. I will not teach you."
Enraged, the Samurai yanks out his sword and places it right at the Zen Master's neck. He hollers, "Do you have any idea who I am? I am the cruelest Samurai in the world. I can cut your throat and not blink an eye."
Without skipping a beat, the Master calmly responds, "Do you have any idea who I am? I can let you slit my throat and not blink an eye."
The Samurai falls to his knees, sobbing, overcome by the presence of a man mightier than his sword.
Those of us who are paying attention know the truth. With our eyes and hearts and minds wide open, we see them; we're on to them.
Emboldened by faith and righteous anger, we confront the Powers that Be.
Carrying our children's future; sheltered by the strong arms of our forbearers; awash with grace; we speak in one thunderous voice.
We say,
"We know who you are.
"Do you have any idea who we are?"
(You may shoot me with your words,
You may cut me with your eyes,
You may kill me with your hatefulness,
But still, like air, I'll rise.)
Federal and state governments are anti- American business with their over-regulation, taxes, fees and everything else they come up with to interfere with you providing a product or service. Free trade agreements are real helpful too. They have ran off and closed down most of the large manufactoring businesses and are now dive bombing America's life blood, the small companies. I think we'll be in trouble until the Chevrolet Camero is made in the US again and not Canada (engine and body). Raising taxes and spending like crazy isn't going put enough people back to work. Politians and lawyers, how can you be so smart and stupid at the same time.
what you write resonates with me. I feel the weight of something terrible in this country. I'm glad I have faith (in my Creator). Take care.
Lol, your response is so presumptuous, it almost doesn't deserve an answer. My use of the word 'truth' is in the sense that her simplistic narrative is just as 'true' as mine, in other words not true at all, just one person's opinion. I went on to point out what I see as the real problem but somehow that evades you. As for your liberal use of the term post-modern, one doesn't have to be post-modern to be suspicious of truth. Modernism (which I count myself firmly rooted in) is based on reason and science, representing a rejection of religiosity and the divine right of kings, and any good scientist will tell you that the 'truth' of anything always subject to better reasoning. Even Newtonian gravity was recently found to be deficient in some ways, but does that make it true or untrue in the Manichean way in which you use the word? Don't use big words that you don't understand, it only makes you look even sillier than suggesting that I tune into that blathering mouthpiece for the neo-con Christian right, Hannity, to learn something. I'm not a leftist, btw, I'm a true libertarian (versus the lately fashionable LiBeckitarians) and I see through the propaganda of the right as surely as I do the lies of the left.
Wow, your honesty is gripping, as are your observations…
Read the string, WOW! Got a single sister? LOVE your passion and LOGIC. STRONG!!! Flamed that bas*ard back to his dark, lonely hole! AWESOME! +1,000,000 or more! Glad you are back posting regularly… I am a HUGE fan! You rock!
One of the other things — strike that — among the 90 or so things the sexual revolution wrought for your children and our own: rampant STDs, many of which are incurable, some life-threatening.
I have a brother like Baby Boomer (emphasis on baby) Glenn who has not snapped out of it as have you and I: angry at the world and too blind to see his own inconsistencies wrapped in a snarling self-righteousness. I love when these people — yes, these people — say there is no right and wrong then insist their way is right and yours is wrong, not to mention evil, if need be. Such a convenient truth, as reliable and solid as the hazy, THC smoke wafting through their own halcyon memories.
Cribbin' from Maya Angelou there, aren't ya?
The point is not so much to blame one particular generation. If you want to, you can say the Greatest Generation spoiled the Baby Boomers, so it's their fault. But the real point is where we are, how we got here, and what is going to happen next. Read generationaldynamics.com as I have for the last few years, and you'll have a much better insight into what is happening and what is likely to come soon (hint: it's potentially much worse than we've seen so far).
Not at all. It's a generational cycle that (so far) we have not been able to avoid, though some cycles have been worse than others. My guess is that with today's interconnectedness and instant transactions and global culture, this cycle could be the mother of them all. Want to understand more in depth– read generationaldynamics.com as I have for the last couple of years. Saved me TENS OF THOUSANDS in the stock market.
You shouldn't take the writer's word for it. The writer and others in the conservative camp are seizing on certain parts of what the film and the Generational Dynamics theory uncovers, to score cheap political points. That to me is a pity, because Generational Dynamics should be understood by all Americans, and it really does transcend politics. Read more at generationaldynamics.com. It will take a good few weeks of your time to understand fully but it explains so much.
Actually it goes back farther and has been creeping up on us ever since. Like the proverbial frog in the boiling water. Try about 100 years ago with the Progressives. I recommend Liberal Fascism by Jonah Goldberg.
It's time to jump out of that water, turn off the heat and clean up the mess.
Why would wr1 let something like that get in the way of his sneering?
You had me at "stupid, spoiled Baby Boomers."
Literally the most selfish generation in the history of the world.
That every one of your Democrat Heroes in Congress and the Senate voted overwhelmingly to to participate in…!!!
Thanks for your kind words, everyone!
Why no Blu-ray Disc option on the "Purchase DVD" section of the Generation Zero website? It's not a good deal to pay $25 for just a standard definition DVD when Hannity showed HD footage of the movie during his show tonight.
Believe me, I want to support the cause, but I also want to get my money's worth and see this informative movie in HD.
It's so much simpler when you can just massacre people!
It's not that the war generation parents went to work and no one stayed home with the kids, though a few of them did. It is that they did their best to shield my generation from the harsh traumas they had faced. Dr Spock was telling them children must be free to express themselves, and too many of them believed that. When the hippies started demanding freedom and chanting "Make Love not War' (Which to me reads "make rut not work") our parents hadn't the authority left to stop them. Some of us were never so spoiled, but a majority were, and we who were not and have worked to carry our own weight have been drowned out by the left. We are joining the fray now as it has become obvious we can't afford to let the loud mouths dominate the public square. It is a terrible thing when our productive activities have to be put aside for politics, but leaving the politics to others has proven to be untenable.
You are a pompous windbag. Do not talk to us about not knowing about terms like post-modernism….nor do we need a lecture about newtonian gravity or modernism and the rights of kings.You made a number of statements and claims about how much you lived through the pre sixties era. You are 47 years old. By the time the sixties were over you were starting the first grade. You know nothing but what you were told. Your statements were riddled with exaggerations, downright distortions, and plain falsehoods. Get lost, punk, and take your half baked libertarianism with you. It is obvious that your not interested in an honest discussion about anything.
Maybe a little old-fashioned police work knocking a few heads, with no apologies. Including the ACLU heads that would have come bellowing onto the scene afterward…
Indeed it went back long before Joe McCarthy's campaign to attack it. FDR had aides that were on Stalin's payroll, they were still there under Truman, and fellow travelers were taking over the schools and newspapers in that same era. The 60's left is still with us in the forms of media (print, television and movies) and in the irresponsibility of a huge portion of my generation. Reagan slowed them down a bit, but Bush 1 and 2 did NOTHING on the philosophical front as neither of them had "the vision thing." Nixon before them had little philosophical input, governed with big-government policies, and was used by the press as a whipping boy to help them discredit conservatism, never mind that he was not very conservative and his failure in Watergate was a matter of paranoia rather than evil intent. We have not had a conservative philosophical leader in high office since the 60's, except for Reagan, and he was beset by the trolls of the left the entire time he was in office, his penetration thereby limited.
Like most liberals you start with a false premise and spin from that point a whole false argument. I loved this one, "they must in fact and many of the changes were good. What's really been lost in the upheaval of the 'boomers' is responsibility for one's actions". No, societies do not have to change and the changes are not always good. In this case most of them were NOT good. What was lost was the boomers moral and religious moorings. Their motto was, if it feels good do it. Their second mistake was believing the load of anti-american historical revisionist crap taught to them by the franklin school of german socialist that landed on our shores after the war. Utimately this led to you being an obvious inheritor and descendant of this "enlightened" tradition.
Not all of us, but enough to outvote us conservatives, and with the media amplifying their voice the whole time.
wr1 is one of the new crop of commucrat operatives, put back into action as ACORN re-organizes as various sundry splinter groups across the country. They've changed their name, recovered Federal funding (our taxes, used against us) and their propaganda teams are back in action; sucking on grape drink and smoking bong hits while they troll conservative sights with the daily talking points…Pay him no mind, he's temping till the grant runs out, then it's back to gaming 2 or 3 welfare checks and slinging dope to pay for his new rims. After a season of laying low, he'll receive his affirmative action acceptance to a state university and get a full ride, where Ayers' and Van Jones' disciples will prepare him for a life of community agitation and fraud. Power to the peoples!
I enjoy your narrative. I have a similar one from the other side. Old man working 35 years in the mills. Passive placating mother who throws in the towel. The money was there but just for the old man. Only what he wanted. Physical abuse, alcohol, depression. So that was the 'family life' of the 60s, behind closed doors. The old man was dye in the wool democrat, squeeze anything out of the government he supports that he can, and he did. Like you, growing up with questions, no answers. "Gas is 16 cents a gallon today. Where does that come from and how long can it go on?" kind of questions. I am rambling but trying to cover a lot. You get it from both sides back then, Sister. I am a baby boomer, part of the self indulgent generation, but I got nothing left. What is the reason I am the problem if I have nothing? I am still asking questions. Thank you.
My "simplistic" narrative? You're an ass. Probably a very single and lonely ass.
Amazingly, the origins and purpose of all this chaos are predicted and accounted for in the best selling, prophetic, political Conspiracy Thriller book, BLACK ROAD 2012, which I bought on amazon, and was a real goose-bumpy, totally absorbing ride: http://tinyurl.com/amazon-BLACK-ROAD-2012
You're wrong.
Your writing is not impassioned.
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They are throwing much of this country, at least those of us who are paying attention, into a psychiatric emergency — into trauma.
They dominate. They control. They terrorize.
They are abusers.
Which is no surprise if you understand where Obama comes from. He was not schooled in the Martin Luther King, Jr. tradition of unity and nonviolence, as most naive liberals thought.
Obama was educated in the Malcolm X way, the American political mafiosi: the Weatherman, Black Panthers, Black nationalists.
What were these groups' lesson plans? "Blue eyed devils," "Jewish dogs," "By any means necessary."
While the media and schools have whitewashed history, these groups were filled to the rafters with gangsters. Today's young radicals use sociopaths like Huey P. Newton as their role models, not the beneficent King.
So when Sarah Palin's life is threatened for speaking the truth, this is the work of thugs.
When Michael Savage is banned in Britain for passionately defending our country, this is persecution.
When citizens receive death threats for deigning to ask a question about health care, this is terror.
Some people think that Obama is just a harmless sheep in wolf's clothing because he doesn't raise his voice. If his underlings cause mayhem, well, that's not his fault.
But the best and the brightest of abusers never get their hands dirty.
Their work is done through a look, a blank stare, a grin, a devilish laugh. They can incite trouble without lifting a finger.
So if you feel uncomfortable, and tense, and scared, this is why. This is what abusers do.
They cause terror in us because of something old and something new. The old: memories get triggered of past trauma: our bad tempered parent, or abusive spouse, or bully boss.
The body remembers. Suddenly you are 6 or l3 or 30 again, and you may respond with the same helplessness and anger and panic.
I was in the derivatives and risk management business for quite sometime, providing software and consulting to price these products and to manage the market and credit risk of these products. I actually sold AIG their risk management technology, so I know a little bit about the topic of the financial crisis and looking at the list of commentators in mentioned in the trailer for the film, I'm unimpressed. I'm not sure there that more than a couple of them would know what a derivative product is if one jumped in their lap and hugged them.
One of the biggest problems in this country is the absolute economic ignorance of most of the population – and yeah, I mean you if you are reading this comment. Until people actually trouble themselves to understand basic economics and finance, only then can they begin to really understand how completely rigged the current monetary and financial system in the U.S – and the world, for that matter – is.
Governments already control banking and the trading of securities – did you know that? They also control the insurance industry, for that matter. By control, I mean that a company can't engage in these activities without license and oversight from the government. Our real problems all stem from this problem, in that the politicians invariably game the system to their political advantage and the participants in these industry arbitrage the regulatory structures in place while collecting a 'rent' (this is specific economic term that you should bother to look up, btw) on the rest of society. As a result these interests and entities all deal with each other to their own advantage, secure from real competition and the consequences of their actions.
The above, absurd situation is further compounded by our monetary system, run by the Treasury and the Federal Reserve. The ability to manipulate currency is devastating to a functioning economy in the long run as the temptation by politicians to game the system to their advantage is too great. As well, the other interests i mentioned above all seek to benefit from manipulation of the monetary system. After all, the Federal Reserve pumped 24 TRILLION in capital into our economy since the beginning of our current financial troubles in 2007. Next time Obama talks about how the 300 billion spent so far from the 'recovery act' – most of which went to prop up state governments – think about what impact that amount of money could possibly have compared to the activity of the Federal Reserve. Either Obama is lying or he is ignorant – my opinion is that he doesn't understand the first thing about economics, finance, monetary systems or capital markets, fyi.
We are blowing up our own country and until we deregulate all financial services and rid ourselves of rigged money by either abandoning currency altogether (very feasible, even if it sounds strange to you – remember you are economically ignorant, so don't reject this idea just because you don't understand it) or adopting the gold standard, all else is rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic, folks. Watch this documentary, sure but also read Friedman, Hayke, Nozick – learn about the monetary system! Learn about how the current financial services industry is organized, or better said, rigged and how the politicians, bankers and regulators actually act. You will quickly realize that most politicians and talking heads – certainly many of the 'commentators' listed in the ad for this movie – don't know what the heck they're talking about either. Then, and only then, do we have a chance. For more from me go to http://www.libertariancomment.com
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As someone on the leading edge of the Boomer Generation, I completely concur with the assessment that a disproportionate number of us are self-absorbed, spoiled, and full of BS. I'm speaking mainly of the "Woodstock" types, for which a good number of us had nothing but contempt, especially as we got on the Flying Tigers Airlines contract flights en route to Viet Nam. Reading "Stars & Stripes" accounts of the peaceniks', Jane Fonda's, and so many other fifth columnists activities made me physically ill. Their behavior was just one of many manifestations of the warped, spoiled, and self-important outlook spawned by a lack of everyday responsibilities.
The "new" term that so many of my generation think they have discovered, "tough love," is not tough at all. I experienced it growing up from two sensible, rational parents. It was nothing more than a disciplined environment in which one met one's responsibilities from the age of reason (around 7 or so), and was rewarded or punished according to one's performance. Tough Love was the normal before Dr. Spock and the "If if feels good, do it" idiots came on the scene.
Delayed Gratification distinguishes real adults from children. Far too many of my fellow Boomers never learned that virtue.
For the rest of you, you had better reclaim the country from this bunch of greed heads or we'll continue this debt and values death spiral.
its a joke, lighten up joco!
I'm not an avid Hannity viewer, but did catch a little bit of this last night. I'd really, really like to see this movie! The talking heads sounded very concise & lucid, and have evidence to back up their points, which isn't always the case with things like this. The film clips are used to illustrate arguments perfectly. I don't want to get my expectations up, but I would love this to catch as wide an audience as "An Inconvenient Truth" or "Fahrenheit 9/11."
Dems voting for it is no excuse for Republican support. As a conservative we need to clean our own backyard up before we go bashing everyone else. Bush expanded the medicare entitlement program, expanded the dept. of education, increased gov't regulation, created the worthless homeland security department, and like Titov said put us in the middle of two wars with no real aim and with no exit strategy or goals. Not to mention he did nothing to fix the coming SS collapse or to reign in Freddie and Fannie.
Try working in education and you'll see firsthand how prevalent 60s Counterculture thinking is. The ideology did not become mainstreamed until the 70s and early 80s, and has been hugely influential upon the previous and upcoming generations. The focus of US history, for instance, is on class/gender/race with little accuracy of perspective.
Where and when will I be able to see the movie in its entirety
"And Still I Rise" is still one of my go-to inspirational poems. I know she has few fans here, but I still like Maya Angelou.
you got it right Simon. Except, maybe, make it dribbled drivel.
David, you need to read the articles of the Constitution, about Congressional powers and Presidental powers.
Secondly, we aren't fighting two wars. We are fighting radical Islam and it is a world war—-one we didn't start.
Incidentally, radical Islam doesn't give a damn about Democrats and Republicans. If you are an American you are a target.
H8, I was in San Francisco in the 60s and watched the Hippie movement evolve——"up the system"; "don't trust anybody over 30"; "LSD is mind expanding"—-I was acquainted with three experimenters who decided to acid up and and get a real good luck at the sun—–it was the last thing they ever saw the rest of their lives.
For me the laugher about the Hippies was they were so intense about their anti-conformity that they became the worst conformists I ever knew—–dressed alike, talked alike, and found fault with everybody and everything but themselves.
The tragic side of it is a lot of kids who just wanted to belong ended up dead at very young ages.
I have these retired baby boomers living all around me….and they are deep in debt to have what they feel that mommy and daddy always told them they "deserve". They built homes that they can't afford, they drive expensive cars that they can't afford, they take extravagent vacations they can't afford….and they just can't understand how (or why) I live debt free. They are so truly mentally deranged to understand that I don't buy anything that I can't afford. This logic actually escapes them. They really ARE the stupid generation.
Wow! Very on target synopsis… this should be part of the teasers!
I don't have to read anything about Legislative or Executive powers, seeing that Republicans were in control of both branches and did nothing about the ever expanding size of our government.
2nd, we are fighting two wars, Iraq and Afghanistan. You can't wage a war on ideals. You are right radical Islamist don't care about Dems or Repubs, that was never a point I argued against though.
Like my initial post said, Republicans have not acted at all they are a fiscally responsible and small government minded party. Until the party starts to enact policy that shows that they believe in the core principles in conservatism, they are going to have to do more than the pathetic game of blaming Dems for everything wrong.
The professional politicians, talk show hosts, pundits and think tank experts making up the list of the "cast" of Generation Zero all like to rant and rave over what they think should be done in each of the "issue" areas they love to talk about…especially the financial condition of the country.
I think they probably all are patriotic well meaning American citizens, but indivually and collectively they are completely and utterly clueless about what the problems are that we face in this country (or anywhere else in the world for that matter). As Bugs Bunny would say "what a bunch of maroons!"
If this sort of thing interests you, consider visiting the web-site http://www.AmericaII.org and read the free essay on problem solving that you find there. You may just come away knowing more than all of the professional politicians, talking heads on TV, think-tank experts, and pundits put together, and be better equipped to help make a positive difference in the outlook for this and future generations.
At the bare minimum, you will be a lot harder to fool come the next election cycle.
I found your comments to be spot on! About the personal awakening. I went on to read several of your pieces about the Valley, and other experiences. I grew up in the Valley – albeit the really seedy, pepper-corns falling from the trees part. Pacoima in 1958 – 1965. We moved there from the Bronx. I thought I had been magically recreated into a quiet, "private house", on a dirt street, across from a nursery and garden center that let me and my friends run around under the avocado and lemon trees without having to climb a fence. I am one of the former 60's kids that actually remember the time. I met my wife and lifelong companion in San Fernando. I was an alum of SFHS ('64), she was in the 10th grade. we got married in '66. We will celebrate 44 this year! We have lived all over this great country, and still remember our time there as something special. We used to drive up to the overlook by the trailer park just off of Foothills, and look at the lights and dream of what our lives might be like. We danced on the roof of my 55 Ford while we listened to the Beach Boys and Righteous Brothers. Thanks for the memories. Thank you, too, for the call to speak our minds. To not be lulled into a trance by the "what's in it for me" mantra of all those with their hands out. Let's find those men & women of integrity that we can trust to represent for us, make the hard decisions that need to be made, and just possibly arrest the slide of our country and culture, so our kids and grandkids and their kids can live without the weight of debt and indenture that the "ruling class" want us to accept.
You both are missing the point. The money we are spending in the IRAQ War and Afganistan are only 2% of the National debt! So that is a NON ISSUE! Its not the reason we are were we are. Both parties are more concerned about being re-elected than making hard decissions. Before you start tossing politics around, watch the film. Again its NOT political its economic and hopefully folks like yourselves can put your political brainwashed minds on hold and look at this issue as a US issue and not a party issue.
It is not a part of the reason we are in debt, but it is not helping either. The fact is this, if you are a conservative, unnecessary wars are a wasted expense, along with all the entitlement programs. All of the waste needs to be cut.
Generation Zero is an extraordinary film.It is a walk down to the the bottom of Dante's financial Inferno. It is filled with the pathos of a Greek Tragedy .The film is a documentary about the history and causes of America's present financial and moral crisis. It merely chronicles the events that has lead us to the financial abyss.
The film is not a partisan polemic. It outlines the ideas and policies that have occurred over the past forty years that have lead us to this point. There is plenty of blame spread around to all parties.
Now you may think that this would be dull stuff. Well, you would be wrong.The documentary has all the sensitivity and artistry of Ken Burn's Civil War.You simply are transfixed by the subject matter and artistic presentation of the film. The words and ideas are unscripted and heart felt. You fell the presenters worry,pain and concern about the country they love.
Generation Zero is a much see film for any one who loves America.
John Denton M.D.
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