We Will Not Be Silenced

We Will Not Be Silenced Exposes Corruption and Manipulation in U.S. Politics

In an era marked by deep divisions and escalating rhetoric, True the Vote has sponsored the release of an explosive documentary collection, We Will Not Be Silenced, to shed light on a troubling pattern in American politics that many would prefer to keep quiet. This 41-minute film, together with additional video testimonials, chronicles the controversial tactics employed during the 2008 Democrat primaries—tactics that ultimately led to Barack Obama's nomination over Hillary Clinton.

Produced by Bettina Sofia Viviano, We Will Not Be Silenced is not a partisan attack, but a stark recounting of events from those who were there—Democrats who participated in the primaries and witnessed firsthand the corruption and rule-breaking. The film offers an unfiltered look at the inner workings of the Democrat Party during a pivotal moment in its history, revealing how the powerful Chicago political machine, with Obama as its figurehead, manipulated the process to secure his victory.

What makes We Will Not Be Silenced particularly compelling is the credibility of its narrators. The individuals featured in the documentary are not disgruntled outsiders; they are lifelong Democrats who believed in the system and were shocked to see it fail them. Their accounts reveal a landscape of voter intimidation, fraudulent caucus results, and a blatant disregard for the party's own rules—actions that led many to believe that Obama's victory was orchestrated rather than earned.

This documentary, however, is more than just a historical expose. It serves as a crucial warning about the fragility of democratic processes, particularly within the Democrat Party. The tactics exposed in the 2008 primaries didn't vanish with Obama's election; instead, they set a precedent that has only grown worse with each election cycle.

The 2016 Democrat primaries saw similar accusations against Hillary Clinton, as Clinton, with Obama's backing, was alleged to have used comparable tactics to defeat Bernie Sanders—a fact that further eroded trust among many Democrat voters.

As the 2024 election approaches, the lessons from We Will Not Be Silenced are more relevant than ever. The collection draws a direct line from the events of 2008 to the current political climate, suggesting that the same forces of manipulation and control are at play today. According to the documentary, these tactics have evolved but remain just as dangerous, threatening to disenfranchise voters and undermine the democratic process that drives our Republic.

The parallels between the Democrat Party's internal maneuvers and the political machinations seen in authoritarian regimes are striking. The collection doesn't shy away from comparing the Democrat primaries to the elections in countries like Nicaragua, Venezuela, Cuba, Russia, and China—where the outcome is predetermined by those in power, rendering the act of voting to little more than a formality.

We Will Not Be Silenced is not just a film; it's a call to action. It urges viewers to recognize the signs of decay and to take a stand against the erosion of electoral integrity. The documentary's release on Open.Ink is part of a broader effort to inform and educate voters who are increasingly disillusioned with the current state of American politics.

The collection also poses a critical question: If the Obama political machine is willing to subvert the will of Democrat voters to secure a nomination, what lengths might they go to in 2024 to maintain control of the White House? This question looms large as the nation braces for what could be one of the most contentious and consequential elections in its history.

By bringing these issues to the forefront, We Will Not Be Silenced aims to spark a national conversation about the state of election integrity in America. It challenges both Democrats and Republicans to look beyond party lines and to consider the long-term implications of allowing totalitarian tactics to go unchecked.

The release of We Will Not Be Silenced couldn't be more timely. As voters prepare to head to the polls, the film offers a sobering reminder of the importance of citizen engagement and the dangers of complacency. In a political landscape increasingly dominated by power plays and backroom deals, the voices of ordinary Americans—like those featured in this documentary—must be heard and heeded.

For those concerned about the future of the United States of America, We Will Not Be Silenced is essential viewing. It's a powerful testament to the resilience of those who refuse to accept a rigged system and a rallying cry for anyone who believes in the promise of free and fair elections.