Oliver Stone's Ukraine Documentaries

2016 Ukraine On Fire and its sequel that came out in 2019, Revealing Ukraine - 2 documentary movies on Ukraine produced by Oliver Stone. These should be viewed by all people specially the ill informed who are easily led by corrupt politicians, WEF, NGOs, globalists, and George Soros groups with an assist by their lap dog, main stream media. 

Ukraine has a long history supporting the Nazis and still is holding hands with the current Neo-Nazis/thugs. Watch these 2 movies with an open mind and decide for yourself instead of listening to the constant yammering Uniparty elite politicians and media.  

Antifa: Rise of the Black Flags

Uncle Tom - A Larry Elder Documentary Movie

 

tags: black conservatives, documentary, Larry Elder, nonfiction 

 A must see documentary movie for all Americans. Watch it here or here.

Herman Cain was one of the most amiable and humble self-made black man in my opinion. He should be emulated and celebrated not just by black youth but all young people. The Democrats called him an Uncle Tom for being a conservative Republican. Shame on them. 

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tags: adventure, documentary, wild horses

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Sixteen mustangs, four men, one dream: to ride border to border, Mexico to Canada, up the spine of the American West. The documentary tracks four fresh-out-of-college buddies as they take on wild mustangs to be their trusted mounts, and set out on the adventure of a lifetime. Their wildness of spirit, in both man and horse, is quickly dwarfed by the wilderness they must navigate: a 3000-mile gauntlet that is equally indescribable and unforgiving.

I read about this documentary way back in September when one of my favorite American actors, Jensen Ackles, mentioned on Facebook that he liked it. I agree with him. It is entertaining and a tad educational. The movie was financed through Kickstarter pledges of over $170,000 and the producers hired a first-time director who did an exceptional job.

It's admirable that the four young men chose to ride adopted wild horses instead of cars for their after-college American Wild West adventure. It's a beautiful film showcasing not just breathtaking scenery and friendship, but also promoting awareness of wild horses adoption program and wilderness preservation. There are lots of laughs and a few sad moments. I was charmed by the stubborn but lovable donkey, Donquita.

Highly recommended. Currently streaming on Netflix and Amazon.