Kepart

Absolutely sick. Especially the end when Jan 6 occurred and the mother of Ashli Babbitt insurrectionist had the gall to say that Capitol Police murdered her. These were not peaceful protestors. They were armed and were threatening any government official attending an official government ceremony. Instead of mounting legal attacks, MAGA chose lethal attacks. Now we are stuck with an absolutist president. Absolutely sick, that Republican leaders chose to reject all common sense and glorify in the attack on Capitol Police and government employees who may never overcome their physical or mental injuries. Absolutely sick for Republican leaders and influencers to parrot the foul-mouthed cheeto puff who just conned people out of money, just so he can proclaim that he is rich. Trump squandered his father's money, like any other self-important, hedonistic rich kid. And Trump's "blessed" appointed government officials are just that. There is not a shred of decency or Christian piety that can be recognized. They lie behind the Cross, claiming that Republican morality is better than Democrat morality. I am expecting a sequel, especially on Pete Hegseth.

Like the fiercely private and recluse Marion Stokes, I doubt her hard work and analyses will ever see the light of day, other than this documentary. She is a stunning woman, and sharp. She set up with her second husband a tv program called Input. With a social justice bent, Marion and her husband John would invite other activists or religious figures to discuss current affairs.

However she is known for her eccentricities as well. She has taped everything on her tv recorder. Whatever was on, it was taped. News stories that altered their perception, just ever so slightly manipulating their viewers. I just wish she made this documentary to point out all the discrepancies she has reviewed. We would have much from her.

My only complaint was the "score." Whoever decided to add Charlie Brown-esque music over war scenes just threw me out of it. The music is too "bouncy." I haven't finished the documentary yet.

This is the worst documentary I have ever watched. There is no information at all. What's the girl's name? How old was she? What grade was she in? What kind of person was she? Was she nice or was she a floozy? Where are the news reporters or law enforcement? I didn't bother to finish. I would liked for there to be some sort of introduction about the abducted girl. What was the motive? You're not giving me anything to go on here. Who are the people giving interviews? Did they really know Maria? Where is the family? Why is there no emotion? I know this isn't the best review, because there is no actual information about the story, but this girl deserved better. She needed to be remembered, not just some random girl. Unless that's what she was.