by Thomas Lifson
Quite clearly, the Americans who died are going to be seen as heroes, and it doesn’t look as though Hillary’s State Department will come off as exactly heroic.
Hillary Clinton isn’t catching a lot of breaks from her former friends in Hollywood. Or so it seems, considering the fact that big-name, big-budget director Michael Bay is premiering his latest move, 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi on January 15, 2016, two hours before the Iowa Caucuses.
You can see the trailer here.
It looks pretty exciting. Bay is best-known for Transformers, which leads Moe Lane to comment, “It looks … a bit more serious than the stuff that Michael Bay usually does.” But Bay also has Pearl Harbor on his list of credits.
Quite clearly, the Americans who died are going to be seen as heroes, and it doesn’t look as though Hillary’s State Department will come off as exactly heroic.
Will the demonstrators be portrayed as outraged by an obscure video? It hardly seems likely, and it wouldn’t be nearly as good a story as the truth.
We have all got to keep our fingers crossed that Hillary’s hold on the nomination endures, for she is getting easier and easier to beat.
You can see the trailer here.
It looks pretty exciting. Bay is best-known for Transformers, which leads Moe Lane to comment, “It looks … a bit more serious than the stuff that Michael Bay usually does.” But Bay also has Pearl Harbor on his list of credits.
Quite clearly, the Americans who died are going to be seen as heroes, and it doesn’t look as though Hillary’s State Department will come off as exactly heroic.
Will the demonstrators be portrayed as outraged by an obscure video? It hardly seems likely, and it wouldn’t be nearly as good a story as the truth.
We have all got to keep our fingers crossed that Hillary’s hold on the nomination endures, for she is getting easier and easier to beat.
Thomas Lifson
Source: http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2015/07/big_budget_hollywood_movie_on_benghazi_attack_due_out_2_weeks_before_iowa_caucuses.html
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