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| Photo: Ileana Johnson 2017 |
More than
107 northern Virginians came to hear the introduction by Trevor Loudon and to
watch the 89-minute film, highlighting well-documented evidence of the advance
of communism in America, specific past and current members of Congress who are self-identified
communists and Islamophiles, allegedly involved in anti-American activities whose
end-goal is the targeted destruction of our country.
Among those
present were special guests, Phil Haney, Jim Simpson, and Max Friedman, who
appeared in the documentary.
Trevor
Loudon, the producer and writer of the documentary, is an activist from Christ
Church, New Zealand. He started his political
action in 1986 when he campaigned then against the Soviet Marxist subversion of
his country, pursuing a halt to diplomatic and trade relations with the Soviet
Union on the grounds that it is a “hostile totalitarian dictatorship seeking
world domination.”
As Loudon was introduced, the audience learned that Accuracy in the Media
brought Trevor Loudon’s political activism to the attention of the American
public. Some Americans heard Loudon speak for the first time at the National
Press Club in Washington, D.C.
Hailing from
the “real south,” the south Pacific, Loudon introduced his friend, Max
Friedman, who “used to get into the face of Bill Ayres, went to all of the
commie meetings, looking just like any other long-haired hippie. He is a
walking encyclopedia of the left. He understands how insidious these people are
and how much damage they have done to this country.”
America, as
the freest and richest country in the world, is populated by the world’s most
generous, benevolent, kindly, and tolerant people, said Loudon. But a little
bit of “naiveté and complacency” make it hard for Americans to understand “evil.”
Loudon argued that it is difficult for Americans to understand that their own “Senators
and Congressmen want to do this country harm.”
People who
had lived under communism understand this kind of “evil” that had enslaved
them, killing millions if they dared to protest or question the totalitarian dear
leader. But Americans take the gift of freedom for granted, a gift their Founding
Fathers had to pay for dearly, said Loudon.
Why would a
New Zealander come to America and worry about this country’s future? Loudon explained
that the first reason was gratitude. It was the American men, our fathers and
grandfathers, who saved New Zealand from imminent Japanese occupation. Hopping
from island to island, the Japanese were so sure of their victory, that they
had already printed the currency which they were going to use in Australia and
New Zealand. Your fathers, uncles, grandfathers took them on at Guadalcanal and
Midway and stopped them “stone cold.” Every older New Zealander understands and
is grateful for the sacrifice these American men had made.
The second
reason is a bit more selfish, said Loudon. As Ronald Reagan had said, “this is
the last hope for mankind,” If you lose your Constitution, your liberty, your economic
dynamism, and your military superiority, all of which have been totally trashed
for the last eight years,” the bad guys of the planet will take over.”
The entire globe
owes Americans a huge debt of gratitude for having elected Donald Trump. If it
was not for your activism, we would have Hillary Clinton sitting in the White
House and the whole world would be in terror of what was coming next.”
And then
there was divine intervention, not unlike the divine intervention during the
Revolutionary War. This is a special country with a special destiny, said Loudon.
“This country, with its farmers and settlers, took on the biggest world power
at the time, the British Empire, and they beat them. How miraculous was that?”
“We have
been given a four-year reprieve. Donald Trump is not a miracle cure-all. We
have to do anything in our power to set this country back on its successful
course, to be the leader of the free world once again.”
Brexit “was
the warm-up act,” Donald Trump followed, and we must make sure that the success
defeating the globalists will continue in the future, for many terms. It took
one hundred years or more to get to where we are today, and we cannot reverse
course overnight. The Western world depends on individual citizens’ activism.
We must fight and defeat the hardened American-grown revolutionaries who have
been working tirelessly for over a century to bring about global communism.
Loudon is
preparing a series, America Under Siege,
as a follow up to the documentary, Enemies
Within. According to Loudon, “there are at least 100 members of Congress (such
as Gerry Connolly) and 20 members of the Senate (such as Tim Kaine) who are so enmeshed
in the Muslim Brotherhood, neo-communism, or both, they could not pass an FBI
background check to sell you stamps at the post office.” There are zero
background checks for our Congressmen and Senators yet they are serving on the
Intelligence Committee, on the Armed Services Committee, and on many others of
the sixteen key intelligence committees.
The evening
ended with the viewing of the documentary and a short Q & E.
