• Truth ignored in movie about American sharpshooter.
By Bill White —
Christopher Scott “Chris” Kyle, the subject of the flag-waving fluff film, American Sniper, was hardly a role model. An invader, he looted, murdered and pillaged during the American invasion of Iraq like a savage of old. A Navy SEAL, his job was to break into the homes of innocent people and murder them if they resisted. Often, like a common burglar, he would steal from his victims. The United States military credits Kyle with murdering 160 people, many of them women and children, whose crime was to resist a foreign invader intent on making their nation part of the New World Order.
“Iraqis who resist U.S. troops under any circumstances, including from within their homes, must die,” scholar Michael Hoffman wrote in a recent American Sniper review. “That is the substance of this movie, and one that American super-patriots who embrace it may have cause to regret in the future—when U.S. troops come kicking down the doors of their homes in Missouri, Texas, Wisconsin or elsewhere, because they failed to comply with some agenda concocted in Jerusalem and executed by Washington.”
Respected filmmaker Clint Eastwood has endeavored to make Kyle a hero, portraying Kyle as a “model Christian” of the modern American kind—the kind willing to justify any crime in the name of Christ as long as America’s Zionist masters approve. But, the film is somewhat deficient in reflecting the truth of Kyle’s character. While Eastwood portrays the psychopathic Kyle as ignorant and hard-drinking, he neglects to show Kyle as the psychopathic liar he was well known to be.
“And then there were the tales Kyle told about himself, which came under increasing suspicion after numerous journalists tried—and failed—to corroborate them,” The Washington Post reported on January 20. “Among them, Kyle once said he shot dead two armed Texas thugs who wanted to steal his truck. He said he traveled down to New Orleans and killed 30 bad guys in the chaos following Hurricane Katrina. And he also falsely claimed he punched out former Minnesota Governor Jesse “the Body” Ventura after Ventura, a former member of a U.S. Navy Underwater Demolition Team [the precursor to the SEALs], disparaged the Navy SEALs.”
In the end, Kyle, meanwhile, was executed by a Marine, Eddie Ray Routh, whose mind had been shattered by the Iraq War. Speaking to police investigators, Routh referred to Kyle as a “demon” and said that, had he not murdered Kyle, Kyle had planned to take Routh’s soul.
Media commentators have lauded Kyle and demanded Routh’s life in penance. For the moment, Kyle is the hero of the deluded masses who dance along to the beats of the electronic hallucination—to the audio, video and, virtual reality complex of America’s media.
But when this manifest-action of the eternal evil has passed, and humanity awakens from this effort at one world tyranny, it is not clear who will wear the laurels.
Bill White is a freelance journalist and publisher based in Virginia. He has also written articles for THE BARNES REVIEW (TBR) magazine. Bill is also the author of a new book entitled National Socialism: Yesterday & Today. Proceeds go to White’s legal defense fund.
At the end of the movie, the audience (every seat taken) was totally silent for several minutes. Then the applause began—something I had never experienced in a movie before—and this lasted for several minutes.
The only thing more stunning than this movie was your editorial response. Unbelievable that you would not understand the merit and courage that Clint Eastwood showed in making this film.
Eastwood should be ashamed to have his name associated with this war mongering, propaganda-oriented, Hollywood garbage.
How often has the rage-filled author of this post witnessed for Christ? Oh, too busy ranting I assume. This is a disappointing blog, and for the record, I am no Zionist but then again neither are most Jews.
It boggles my mind, your lack of compassion, Kyle was raised on Gobbels TV.
That movie was simply sick ‘murder porn.’ A big hit among the America boobousie.
What Nick said goes double for me.