Obama Lawyers to Judge: Don't Watch bin Laden Film

The Osama bin Laden raid film "Zero Dark Thirty" opens in limited release later this month. It has received favorable “buzz” and reportedly focuses on characters that seem based upon the very individuals at the CIA and Pentagon to whom the Obama administration gave access to filmmakers Kathryn Bigelow and Mark Boal. So why are Obama administration lawyers desperately trying to dissuade a federal judge from watching the film?

Why indeed.

Judicial Watch is suing the Obama administration to gain access to records detailing the cooperation between the Obama CIA, the Department of Defense (DOD) and the filmmakers regarding their bin Laden epic. Records we’ve already uncovered demonstrate that the Obama administration gave Bigelow and Boal unprecedented access to information about the raid and those involved.

Obama administration officials also admitted that if the information released to the filmmakers were to be publicly known, it would cause an “unnecessary security and counterintelligence risk.”

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Hollywood/2012/12/10/Obama-Lawyers-to-Judge-Don-t-Watch-bin-Laden-Film

 

Almost enough to make one become a "conspiracy theorist"!

I have long believed, 5 years at least, that there were people behind Obama who had nothing but ill will for this Constitutional republic.

 

Yep!!!

A simple use of logic and reasoning, plus that ole standby - GUT FEELING - should have made this obvious long before the '08 election, but definitely before the '12 election.

 

That's right. Obama is the puppet, a device by which rich white globalists can manipulate and exploit American good will into ceding to their control.

 

I can't wait to see Zero Dark Thirty I just love a good fiction movie.

The Jessica Lynch and Pat Tillman fictions were sweet and remember the "incubator baby" fiction? That was really rad was but this promises to way better than all of them! :thumbsup::applause:

 

Zero Dark Thirty: new torture-glorifying film wins raves

With its release imminent, the film is now garnering a pile of top awards and virtually uniform rave reviews. What makes this so remarkable is that, by most accounts, the film glorifies torture by claiming - falsely - that waterboarding and other forms of coercive interrogation tactics were crucial, even indispensable in finding bin Laden.

In the New York Times on Sunday, Frank Bruni wrote: "I'm betting that Dick Cheney will love the new movie 'Zero Dark Thirty.'" That's because "'enhanced interrogation techniques' like waterboarding are presented as crucial" to finding America's most hated terrorist. Bruni explains [emphasis added]:

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A Hollywood fairytale that glorifies torture? I'm shocked! :rolleyes: