GINNI THOMAS: Dinesh D’Souza - Obama Mobilizes Resentment Towards America To Grow His Power
In a 23 minute video interview, Dinesh D’Souza said, “In my opinion, President Obama believes in American exceptionalism. I believe America’s exceptionally good and he believes America’s exceptionally bad.”
He went on to say, “He doesn’t equate America’s sins with the rest of the world. If he did, he would be pressing the Chinese to use less energy resources. He would be demanding that they stop buying all the land and minerals in Africa. He would be demanding that they reduce their nuclear arsenal.”
To D’Souza, Rush Limbaugh was right in 2009 to hope Obama fails with his “destructive” worldview. Reminding viewers that progress is not always beneficial, D’Souza said, “If I am a termite, for me, progress means eating the building and making it fall down.”
President Barack Obama has turned success on its head and is scapegoating the successful in America, he added. D’Souza’s analogy in the interview is to a bandwagon — where good-hearted, successful Americans are pulling those depending on government assistance. Obama says to those riding inside the bandwagon, “You are the morally most wonderful people in America.” And, instead of thanking those who pull the bandwagon, Obama calls them “the most greedy, most selfish, materialistic we’ve ever seen,” as he requires they pull harder.
“Even the Democrats are starting to realize something very fishy is going on here,” he says.
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