A clip of a scene from a new Netflix disaster movie co-produced by Barack and Michelle Obama that suggests white people are untrustworthy is making the rounds on social media as more evidence of Hollywood’s twisted agenda.
In an early scene from the thriller “Leave the World Behind” which is about the aftermath of a cyberattack when the power goes out, two black characters, G.H. Scott played by Mahershala Ali who is the owner of a vacation home where white people are staying, and actress Myha’la Herrold who plays his daughter Ruth, are having an intimate conversation in the darkness.
Before they fall asleep, Ruth says: “If the world falls apart, trust should not be doled out easily to anyone, especially white people,” a line that if the races were reversed would have ignited a firestorm of outrage against the streaming service.
Barack & Michelle Obama just produced their first fiction film on Netflix called: “Leave The World Behind”
The plot is about a cyberattack that shuts down all the power & cripples the United States. (Predictive programming?)
They even managed to sneak in a scene bashing white… pic.twitter.com/55HPiEQSX2
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) December 11, 2023
Also starring in the apocalyptic flick are the “white people” who are vacationing at the property when the grid is taken down with Julia Roberts starring as Amanda Sandford, Ethan Hawke playing her husband Clay and Farrah Mackenzie, and Charlie Evans as their kids, Rose and Archie.
The scene is pure anti-white racist propaganda of the type that is pervasive in today’s movies, TV shows, commercials, music, and professional sporting events, particularly the NFL with its “END RACISM” slogan painted in endzones during nationally televised games despite racism against white people being openly encouraged by the most powerful institutions in America.
(Video: YouTube/Netflix)
That the Obamas would be involved in the promotion of such divisive messaging is disappointing but not surprising considering the role that the nation’s 44th president and his fellow Democrats have played in setting race relations back half a century.
“The Obamas are two of the most influential people on the planet. Politics aside, you have to agree that their potential power to create good in the world is monumental,” wrote legendary conservative actor James Woods on X, formerly Twitter. “That’s why seeing that power used to promote racial hatred is deeply disappointing.”
The Obamas are two of the most influential people on the planet. Politics aside, you have to agree that their potential power to create good in the world is monumental.
That’s why seeing that power used to promote racial hatred is deeply disappointing. pic.twitter.com/HpCuyVlgbI
— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) December 11, 2023
“Is this for real?” Elon Musk, the owner of the X platform asked.
Is this for real?
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 12, 2023
The scene drew a strong reaction from other X users who expressed disgust but not surprise that the Barack and Michelle Obama would be involved with a project that demonizes white people.
They’ve always used their appointed “power” to cause racial tension and discourse. It’s their entire purpose…
— Prophecy 13 (@prophecy__13) December 11, 2023
The Obamas are a very hateful couple. They hate America and everything to do with it.
— Carolina. (@realCarola2Hope) December 11, 2023
Switch the races and Media Matters would order Carron (Karen) to do a hit piece on the child actor.
They hate white people.
— Joshua Walker (@RedsRepair95) December 11, 2023
No president has done more to divide on racial basis
— Supercilious Sam (@SuperciliousSam) December 11, 2023
This is very telling on where our nation is headed. And also who was the spark to drive it that way.
— ProudPatriot (@StampedingNCali) December 11, 2023
According to Sam Esmail, the film’s director, Mr. Obama had major feedback on the script which was based on the book which the former president was a big fan of.
He had a lot of notes about the characters and the empathy we would have for them,” Esmail told Vanity Fair. “I have to say he is a big movie lover, and he wasn’t just giving notes about things that were from his background. He was giving notes as a fan of the book, and he wanted to see a really good film.”
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