It is all but scary how prophetic this 2006 masterpiece movie starring the late, great Robin Williams is. Even the names of the voting machine systems start with the same letter, D, and have the same amount of letters and syllables in their names: Delacroy and Dominion.
The only difference is that in the movie, the Delacroy system was inadvertently programmed to switch votes, whereas in our real world, the Dominion system was and is purposely programmed to alter voting outcomes. In the movie, only the corporate CEO and General Counsel are guilty of malfeasance. IRL, Dominion directors, the modern American Demoncat party and the progressive, prevaricating, propagandist press are all guilty of electioneering, felonious fraud and high treason.
Perhaps the most important portion of the movie that all Americans should hear and heed is the short speech delivered by the character portrayed by the ever brilliant Lewis Black, which encapsulates my university thesis, Television: The Evilest Invention. The powers that be won't let me insert the video clip, so for the full impact, go to YouTube and search for 'Lewis Black on why mainstream TV media makes us dumber'. In essence, he states:
"TV scares me. It makes everything seem credible. If everything seems credible, nothing seems credible. You know, TV puts everybody in those boxes side by side. On one side, is this certifiable lunatic who says the holocaust never happened. Next to him is this honored, noted historian who knows all about the holocaust. Now, there they sit, side by side. They look like equals. Everything they say seems to be credible. So, as it goes on, nothing seems credible anymore. We just stop listening."I wish that dumb mass Dummycrap Americans would stop watching mass media television; viewing, reading and listening to comparably propogandist portals as their sole sources of news.
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