Just like Breitbart News did with Clinton Cash, uploading the full length documentary to YouTube so people could watch it for free, Bannon has arranged for an online release of his own film after 1st airing on One America News Network. I don’t get that channel with my service provider so I, like many others, had to wait a while before seeing it. Now you can watch it here:
Since it’s finally out I’ve watched it all the way through I’d would highly recommend it to anyone who doesn’t understand what the “Deplorables” like us stand for and anyone who’s unaware of the violence, defamation, and slander we’ve all be subjected to. When I advertised this before it’s release it wasn’t because anyone asked me to, I didn’t get any money out of it, I just saw the trailer and thought it looked fucking glorious.
After watching it for myself I can definitively say I was right to think that. Overall it’s a bit long but not by much, and given all of the ground they cover in the way of Trump’s accomplishments I’d say it’s more than forgivable. Several people, including Sebastian Gorka and Corey Lewandowski, were featured throughout, and several of the most under-reported on wins of the Trump presidency were showcased, including the utter destruction of the caliphate ISIS laid claim to during the Obama administration.
Notice how – despite the focus on radical Islamic terrorism in 2016 campaigning – there’s not much to talk about on that front. That’s because when Trump said he would bomb the shit out of them if he won, he wasn’t kidding. When he was sworn into office he appointed James “Mad Dog” Mattis as Secretary of Defense, and he oversaw what at this point amounts to virtually the complete destruction of their totalitarian movement.
That’s a promise kept, and one of many. And before they get to that – as well as after – they go over several others, moving from one to the next at a fairly rapid pace as they go.
I’m not going to go over all of them, but they touch on the historically low unemployment, especially for African Americans and Hispanics, on the influx of jobs to our country, on the resurgence of various industries thought (and declared) to be toast in the Obama era… and so much more. That’s just a small taste of all the good shit Trump’s been up to. Bannon is on a mission to remind people (and to inform those who don’t know) that all of this has in fact happened. With all the fake news rags and so few willing to cover Trump honestly, the newspapers and news sites they read might not have covered it, or failed to do it justice if they did, but with this, Bannon sets the record straight, showcasing one kept promise after another.
It’s a great film, accurate, and though I wouldn’t say it’s as good or groundbreaking as the documentary Dinesh D’Souza released recently (Death of a Nation) it’s pretty damn close. Dinesh’s movie was a 5 out of 5; comparatively, I’d give ‘Trump @ War’ a solid 4 out of 5.
In case you didn’t catch the promo here on Sutter Media when Bannon dropped the first trailer, I’ll go ahead and use what appears to the the ‘official’ summed up overview:
2016 marked a revolution in American politics when a political novice upended the entrenched political classes on both sides of the aisle, and achieved a stunning victory for the forgotten men and women of the nation.
Running on a common-sense platform of America First, a revitalized economy, tax cuts, a reinvigorated foreign policy, and a promise to reestablish American sovereignty with immigration reforms, Donald Trump ignited a dormant passion in the hearts of his supporters, and won the presidency in what was arguably the most significant election campaigns in our nation’s history.
Trump @War is a retelling of that story and a look forward to the high-stakes midterm election in November, which will help cement his legacy, good or bad.
To those who hate the guy, and especially to those who aren’t aware of the level of violence we Trump supporters are subject to, and especially to those who don’t understand the amount of slander inherent in painting us all as a bunch of bigoted, racist, homophobic, woman hating, heartless neo-Nazi’s, this documentary show’s the ‘America 1st’ movement in a truer, more accurate light. Don’t take my word for it.
Watch it all the way through, see for yourself. And as for the Trump loyalists like myself, Bannon said he made this film as red meat for the base and he wasn’t lying, we’re largely the target audience. If you like Trump (or Bannon) you’ll probably love this flick, but I happen to be of the opinion that if you hate him, maybe this blunt rendition of the culture war we’re in – and how we’ve fought it and pushed forward so far – will jar you into rethinking the hatred, maybe it’ll show you a different, more truthful perspective.
Maybe you’ll see there’s not much of anything to legitimately, fairly hate so much. And, just maybe, you’ll see that there’s a hell of a lot to like about his policies and his victories so far. Even more than the Trump voter base, I think those who would benefit most from checking this out and giving it a fair shake are the people who hate him (and us) most.
Sutter Media 
Reblogged this on Infecting The World and commented:
“Bannon is on a mission to remind people (and to inform those who don’t know) that all of this has in fact happened. With all the fake news rags and so few willing to cover Trump honestly, the newspapers and news sites they read might not have covered it, or failed to do it justice if they did, but with this, Bannon sets the record straight, showcasing one kept promise after another.
It’s a great film, accurate, and though I wouldn’t say it’s as good or groundbreaking as the documentary Dinesh D’Souza released recently (Death of a Nation) it’s pretty damn close. Dinesh’s movie was a 5 out of 5; comparatively, I’d give ‘Trump @ War’ a solid 4 out of 5.”
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