Thread by @ConceptualJames

Have you seen Beneath Sheep's Clothing yet? You need to. It's available now. People are saying it's a huge eye-opener. I'm going to tell you some about it.

Beneath Sheep's Clothing is a film we made to solve a particular problem: namely that Communism (in a new form) isn't just coming to American and the West, but it's already here, but people are struggling to see it. Books, articles, podcasts are great. We needed a film.

The film is the product of the admirable @JulieABehling, who traveled to Russia just after the collapse of Soviet Union and then studied Russian history and literature in order to make sense of uncanny observations she was making even back in the 90s about the US.

@JulieABehling Julie noticed that many of the things she encountered talking to people in Russia about Soviet Union, especially with regard to the Soviet uses and abuses of religion, had unsettling parallels already over twenty years ago in the United States.

@JulieABehling Eventually, Julie wrote a book titled Beneath Sheep's Clothing about it and presented an early copy of the book to me when I spoke in Utah just outside of Salt Lake City. She wanted to expose these parallels between USSR and USA religion and education.
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@JulieABehling A few months later, after what seems to be some divine intervention, Julie told me there was going to be a documentary made based upon the book and asked me to participate. I was eager to help, and we got it set up so I could. The budget was a shoestring and a prayer, basically.

@JulieABehling One thing led to another, and eventually the film got some major backing from executive producer Cristhian Palacios, and the opportunity for the production quality went way up. It looked like another bit of intervention to get this message looking good and get it out there.

@JulieABehling The film is meant to tell the story of how a new brand of Communism, called "Woke" in the slang, has established itself in American and how it works here, drawing parallels to Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China and Mao Zedong. It's powerful.

This subject is unfortunately difficult, and without a show don't tell approach, it's hard to help people see what's really happening in our country. Beneath Sheep's Clothing was meant to solve that problem by showing people exactly what's happening with clear explanations.

@JulieABehling Whether it's the many nefarious ways our churches have been infiltrated by Woke (Left and Right) in order to build a one-world "transformative" religion, agendas in education like Social-Emotional Learning, raging identity politics, etc., lines draw back to Lenin and Mao.

@JulieABehling Beneath Sheep's Clothing tells this story powerfully, visually, and with a kicking soundtrack. Every single person I have talked to who has seen the film has said the same things, that it's powerful and eye-opening. It's getting people off the couch. It's moving the needle.

@JulieABehling I hope you'll check the film out. Watch it. Show it with your friends, at your church, in your organization, or at a big screen in town. America and all freedom-loving people need to see this film. And yes, I'm in it. A lot. So the sex appeal is way up.
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