WE CAN'T WAIT - AT 5:48 P.M. ET:  I never cease to be amazed at the level of irresponsibility of some people in Hollywood:

Oliver Stone is making his most ambitious stab at American history yet.

The controversial director is creating a 10-part documentary series for Showtime titled "Secret History of America."

Narrated by Stone, the series promises to focus on events that "at the time went under-reported, but crucially shaped America's unique and complex history of the last 60 years," according to Showtime.

Subjects will include President Harry Truman’s decision to drop the atomic bomb on Japan, the origins of the Cold War with the Soviet Union, to "the fierce struggle between war and peace in America’s national security complex."

The project includes "newly discovered facts and accounts" from the Kennedy administration, the Vietnam War and the great changes in America’s role in the world since the fall of Communism in the 1980s “through this epic 10-hour series, which I feel is the deepest contribution I could ever make in film to my children and the next generation, I can only hope a change in our thinking will result," Stone said in a statement.

COMMENT:  It is simply incredible that this reckless "filmmaker" would be given a project like this.  Well, maybe it isn't so incredible.  Hollywood is run from the left, and many of those in its young executive ranks were educated in colleges where far-left thinking is considered mainstream. 

Stone made "JFK," which misinformed an entire generation of movie goers about the assassination of President Kennedy.  All you have to do is look at the subjects described in the story - the dropping of the atomic bomb on Japan, the origins of the Cold War, and Vietnam - to know exactly what this series will be.  It was all our fault, we're militarists, and we've been deceived by our leaders.

What's sad is that some "educators" will undoubtedly use this "documentary series" in the classroom.  The minds of kids will be poisoned by Stone's obsessive anti-Americanism.

August 18, 2009