An amazing authentic heartfelt documentary about a real American patriot who loved his family and served his country with honor and distinction, despite how the Washington swamp tried to do all it could to destroy him and what he loved the most because he got in their way. This is an in-depth look at what really happened to General Flynn and by extension, the country.
The film not only moved me to tears, it left me feeling encouraged that good people who fight for the soul of America and suffer grave injustice for their service can still prevail.
The documentary is not only intriguing, feeling like a political thriller throughout, but at many points it's raw with emotion. It's hard to imagine any honest person watching this would not be moved to want to cheer at the end for the underdog.
The message I got from the movie was about how faith is tested and how heroes and leaders are forged. It's a reminder that what it means to be an American is not the U. S. Government. It's in the hearts of people like the Flynn's and all the those who sacrificed and dared to do the right thing, even when the most powerful forces were against them.
The film not only moved me to tears, it left me feeling encouraged that good people who fight for the soul of America and suffer grave injustice for their service can still prevail.
The documentary is not only intriguing, feeling like a political thriller throughout, but at many points it's raw with emotion. It's hard to imagine any honest person watching this would not be moved to want to cheer at the end for the underdog.
The message I got from the movie was about how faith is tested and how heroes and leaders are forged. It's a reminder that what it means to be an American is not the U. S. Government. It's in the hearts of people like the Flynn's and all the those who sacrificed and dared to do the right thing, even when the most powerful forces were against them.