The 4 Most Outrageous Lies in Robert Redford’s New Pro-Terrorist Movie
In The Company You Keep, Robert Redford stars in as well as directs a story of an ex-Weather Underground radical who has been living quietly as a public-interest lawyer in upstate New York for more than 30 years. His true identity is discovered by an annoying reporter (Shia LaBeouf) after the apprehension of one of his co-conspirators (Susan Sarandon), who was one of four terrorists who robbed a bank and murdered several security guards in the process.
Redford, that noted “liberal activist,” shows where his sympathies truly are. This is a movie that argues:
1. The Weathermen were fighting for peace.
The Company You Keep begins with a montage of real news clips (and a fake one) edited together to tell the story that the Weather Underground grew out of the antiwar group Students for a Democratic Society and that its activities were meant to end the Vietnam War by “bringing the war home.” Nonsense. The Weathermen loved war and wanted more of it. They were a murderous group of Black Power and Marxist revolutionaries bent on the violent overthrow of the United States. After the 1970 accidental explosion that killed several terrorists who blew themselves up with their own bombs in a downtown New York City townhouse, the true intent of the bombs was revealed: They were meant to be used to blow up a library on the campus of Columbia University. Not exactly a military target.











d of the day it is clear that
1. Communism is the most murderous and evil political force in world history.
2. The US military and the US have been the greatest force for freedom in World history. Whether this continues during and after Obama is open to debate. ha!
So in the end, the Liberals started the war. The Troops and the Conservatives WON the war. And the liberals turned around and gave it all away. Making it a wasted effort. There's a lesson in there somewhere.
They are hardcore bloody Bolsheviks without regard for the safety or lives of anyone in their path of violence.
The conspiracy to blow up Barton Hall on the Cornell Campus while a combined drill of all branches of the ROTC were drilling at the same time, shows the murderous intent of the RYM 1 (Weathermen). That would have been approximately 400 cadets on the floor at the same time.
There were many more such conspiracies we were able to prevent from within and still keep my radical revolutionary cover. For the one that got away from us. The left Press has turned the blame on us ignoring the findings of two Special Prosecutors from the Attorney General's Office cleared us of any wrong doing after a year long investigation. Cronkite coined the term "Agent Provocateur" to color his abusive news casts a bright yellow to favor his leanings to the Left.
Looking back from today, the slower revolutionary RYM2 with their Community Organization resolution has turned out more successful and deadly to our Country, than the Weathermen could have ever been.
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We can only hope.
But I'd also say that--despite the author-- in Vietnam, My Lai style incidents were in some places standard operating procedure. The number of civilian dead in Vietnam between 1965 and 1975 is put by most scholars at about 3,000,000. Let's say the real number is half that (it isn't). That would still be 1500 civilians killed *each week*.
Weatherman had been interested in Ft. Dix since the previous autumn, because of a prisoners' riot there the previous summer, and had tried to have a massive violent demonstration there in October.
These are BASIC facts about the group. The author clearly knows very little about them.
I say should - if it doesn't, we're even farther down the rabbit hole than I thought.
Guilt by association is when you have no choice of the association. When you choose an association well, you bought it.
The Lefties always try that one too.