Neil Munro
The Daily Caller
10/25/2012
A group of ex-soldiers are buying TV ads attacking President Barack Obama that will run during the first showing of a pro-Obama movie created by his Hollywood backers.
The made-for-TV movie, “Seal Team Six: The Raid on Osama Bin Laden,” is slated to run Nov. 4 on the National Geographic Channel. It was produced by Obama supporter and mega-donor Harvey Weinstein.
Weinstein reportedly ordered that the film be re-edited to give Obama a central role in directing the daring raid that successfully killed Osama bin Laden. Weinstein’s movie is so pro-Obama that National Geographic refused to run until Weinstein removed a scene portraying Gov. Mitt Romney as an opponent of the strike.
The group, dubbed OPSEC, is buying the anti-Obama ads on local cable systems in swing-state cities like Tampa, Orlando, Miami, Denver, Las Vegas, Charlotte, Raleigh, Cincinnati and Richmond…
…The group has already produced a 22-minute video that criticizes the administration for leaking secrets to showcase its periodic military successes. Those leaks likely jeopardized future raids, according to the video, titled “Dishonorable Disclosures”.
The complete article, with video, is at The Daily Caller.
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They also inserted out-of-context footage of Romney in 2007 making a case for a larger effort against Al Qaeda, clipping his words to make it sound like he didn’t want to get bin Ladin…
Update 2: New Restore Our Future ad shows a different side of Mitt Romney A campaign ad that “features a double amputee who served in Iraq telling how Romney helped build homes for disabled veterans.”
There’s also a video at the link of Sgt. Peter Damon’s reaction to being exploited by Michael Moore in his propaganda film, “Fahrenheit 911.”
Update 3: Pentagon Waits to Tell Vets They May Lose Prime Health Coverage
Veterans in select areas of the country may soon be hit with a reduction in health care coverage, a proposal that has sparked outcry from lawmakers representing affected regions.
It looks like the announcement of the controversial move to discontinue TRICARE Prime for military members and their families in certain states, though, will wait until after Election Day…
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