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Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Tue, 11 Sep 2012 17:12:19
by Deadpatriot
Good day,
I'm new to your board so I hope you don't mind me introducing myself to you in this way.
My partner and I are Emmy award winning producers from Northern California. Two years ago we started working on a film about street gangs invading rural California. Due to my repeated contact with gang members, it was recommend that I obtain a CCW permit - which I did. The process led to me learn about the backward gun laws of California compared to the rest of the Union. Through research I discovered that there has never been a positive documentary about the 2nd Amendment and gun ownership in America.
Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire will be such a film. Supported by the CalGuns Foundation and Second Amendment Foundation, this PTV/PBS documentary will look at how California is the front line in gun control battle. The film will look at the current assault weapon ban proposals in California and Washington, DC, as well as, CCW permitting across the USA.
Here are a few links to learn more about the film:
http://kck.st/OllEYn (Our Kickstarter funding campaign where you can see the trailer)
http://www.AssaultedFilm.com (The project website)
http://www.examiner.com/article/docu...rms-under-fire (An article from the Examiner)
Thank you for reading this post.
Re: Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Tue, 11 Sep 2012 17:34:47
by SpanishInquisition
Make sure you interview that snake Feinstein!
From your site: "The documentary is currently been filmed." You might want to make that "being".
Re: Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Tue, 11 Sep 2012 19:13:25
by Reverenddel
No offense, but someone from California, coming to a VIRGINIA Gun Forum to try to get a positive spin?
Every time I hear the words "PBS", and "Documentary" I remember how many times I've been insulted as a Southerner, as a gun owner, and as a conservative.
Eeehh, I've bitten that hook too many times from the Left Coast Folks... Think I'll sit this one out.

Re: Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Tue, 11 Sep 2012 20:49:41
by Deadpatriot
Here is a little more on the film. This is an interview I had today on GOA RADIO (the interview can be found on the last 1/3 of the program)
http://www.stickam.com/viewMedia.do?mId=193658879
Reverendda, please listen to the interview before you past judgement. BTW, I was raised in Alabama, Texas and Maryland...oh, and born in Oklahoma.
Re: Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Tue, 11 Sep 2012 21:06:27
by ShotgunBlast
Wow, with a welcome like that no wonder there aren't more people willing to help preserve the 2A.
Saw the kickstarter page. Nice trailer. I'll see if I can kick in at least enough to get the download when it comes out. Keep up the good work!
Re: Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Wed, 12 Sep 2012 02:18:25
by Deadpatriot
ShotgunBlast wrote:Wow, with a welcome like that no wonder there aren't more people willing to help preserve the 2A.
Saw the kickstarter page. Nice trailer. I'll see if I can kick in at least enough to get the download when it comes out. Keep up the good work!
Thanks!
Re: Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Wed, 12 Sep 2012 08:06:30
by mamabearCali
Looks good. I have family in CA and they hate hate hate the gun laws there. My DH grew up in NY but has his CHL and is known to even carry openly. I follow the trust but verify on most things.
Like shotgun I would t minimum download it when it was available.
Theaters are hard for us with four little ones. $20 for tickets, $20 for popcorn, $40 for a baby sitter--a two hour movie can cost us $80.
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Re: Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Wed, 12 Sep 2012 08:24:49
by Reverenddel
Not trying to offend, but after the way we've been portrayed in movies, tv, newspapers, Main Stream Media, it's just everytime I get my hopes up that THIS time we're gonna be treated fairly, we get hammered.
Treat every opportunity with hope, but skepticism to check the facts.
I also think I'm jaded after working on local movies here in Richmond, and seeing the way we're talked about behind the scenes. If I had one more "PA" say "round up the hicks", I was gonna tell her off, and walk off set.

Re: Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Wed, 12 Sep 2012 11:45:35
by Deadpatriot
mamabearCali wrote:Looks good. I have family in CA and they hate hate hate the gun laws there. My DH grew up in NY but has his CHL and is known to even carry openly. I follow the trust but verify on most things.
Like shotgun I would t minimum download it when it was available.
Theaters are hard for us with four little ones. $20 for tickets, $20 for popcorn, $40 for a baby sitter--a two hour movie can cost us $80.
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A $10 pledge get you the film when it's done.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/assaulted/assaulted
Re: Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Wed, 12 Sep 2012 21:10:53
by Deadpatriot
Here is a better link to yesterday's interview on Gun Owners of America Radio
https://www.yousendit.com/download/TEhX ... aWIwZXNUQw
Re: Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Sat, 15 Sep 2012 19:35:55
by Deadpatriot
Reverenddel wrote:Not trying to offend, but after the way we've been portrayed in movies, tv, newspapers, Main Stream Media, it's just everytime I get my hopes up that THIS time we're gonna be treated fairly, we get hammered.
Treat every opportunity with hope, but skepticism to check the facts.
I also think I'm jaded after working on local movies here in Richmond, and seeing the way we're talked about behind the scenes. If I had one more "PA" say "round up the hicks", I was gonna tell her off, and walk off set.

Yikes! That won't be happening on our documentary.
Re: Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Mon, 17 Sep 2012 14:33:22
by Kreutz
Deadpatriot wrote:Good day,
I'm new to your board so I hope you don't mind me introducing myself to you in this way.
My partner and I are Emmy award winning producers from Northern California. Two years ago we started working on a film about street gangs invading rural California.
I'm actually curious about this documentary, did you ever release it? There were similar problems with MS-13 in NY. I understand they're in the boonies of the border between SWVA and NC too. Just wondering what your work uncovered?
Re: Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Mon, 17 Sep 2012 15:01:11
by dorminWS
Kreutz wrote:Deadpatriot wrote:Good day,
I'm new to your board so I hope you don't mind me introducing myself to you in this way.
My partner and I are Emmy award winning producers from Northern California. Two years ago we started working on a film about street gangs invading rural California.
I'm actually curious about this documentary, did you ever release it? There were similar problems with MS-13 in NY. I understand they're in the boonies of the border between SWVA and NC too. Just wondering what your work uncovered?
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MS-13 is sure enough said to be here. Word is they followed one of their LEADERS to the Federal prison at Woodway (Lee Co.), VA, and have purchased a large farm in neighboring Scott County. We haven't had any media attention on it that I know of. The first responder community knows of it and discusses it. There've been no machete murders that I know of. One theory I heard from a local LEO is that they (1) know most folks around here are armed and likely to shoot back, and (2) they might figure these local good ole boys will, in the best traditions of their ancestors, reply to that machete-fighting-and-sideways-G17-firing crap with a long shot from a high-powered rifle that they'll never see coming. I don't know about that, but I'm glad they seem to be keeping a low profile. Then again, maybe they just don't want to draw law enforcement attention to their underground cocain railroad. Whothehell knows?
Re: Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Mon, 17 Sep 2012 15:02:51
by dorminWS
dorminWS wrote:Kreutz wrote:Deadpatriot wrote:Good day,
I'm new to your board so I hope you don't mind me introducing myself to you in this way.
My partner and I are Emmy award winning producers from Northern California. Two years ago we started working on a film about street gangs invading rural California.
I'm actually curious about this documentary, did you ever release it? There were similar problems with MS-13 in NY. I understand they're in the boonies of the border between SWVA and NC too. Just wondering what your work uncovered?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
MS-13 is sure enough said to be here. Word is they followed one of their LEADERS to the Federal prison at Woodway (Lee Co.), VA, and have purchased a large farm in neighboring Scott County. We haven't had any media attention on it that I know of. The first responder community knows of it and discusses it. There've been no machete murders that I know of. One theory I heard from a local LEO is that they (1) know most folks around here are armed and likely to shoot back, and (2) they might figure these local good ole boys will, in the best traditions of their ancestors, reply to that machete-fighting-and-sideways-G17-firing crap with a long shot from a high-powered rifle that they'll never see coming. I don't know about that, but I'm glad they seem to be keeping a low profile. Then again, maybe they just don't want to draw law enforcement attention to their underground cocaine railroad. Whothehell knows?
Re: Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Mon, 17 Sep 2012 15:05:44
by dorminWS
Kreutz wrote:Deadpatriot wrote:Good day,
I'm new to your board so I hope you don't mind me introducing myself to you in this way.
My partner and I are Emmy award winning producers from Northern California. Two years ago we started working on a film about street gangs invading rural California.
I'm actually curious about this documentary, did you ever release it? There were similar problems with MS-13 in NY. I understand they're in the boonies of the border between SWVA and NC too. Just wondering what your work uncovered?
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MS-13 is sure enough said to be here. Word is they followed one of their LEADERS to the Federal prison at Woodway (Lee Co.), VA, and have purchased a large (for these parts) farm in neighboring Scott County. We haven't had any media attention on it that I know of. The first responder community knows of it and discusses it. There've been no machete murders that I know of. One theory I heard from a local LEO is that they (1) know most folks around here are armed and likely to shoot back, and (2) they might figure these local good ole boys will, in the best traditions of their ancestors, reply to that machete-fighting-and-sideways-G17-firing crap with a long shot from a high-powered rifle that they'll never see coming. I don't know about that, but I'm glad they seem to be keeping a low profile. Then again, maybe they just don't want to draw law enforcement attention to their underground cocaine railroad. Whothehell knows?
Re: Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Mon, 17 Sep 2012 17:37:21
by Deadpatriot
dorminWS wrote:Kreutz wrote:Deadpatriot wrote:Good day,
I'm new to your board so I hope you don't mind me introducing myself to you in this way.
My partner and I are Emmy award winning producers from Northern California. Two years ago we started working on a film about street gangs invading rural California.
I'm actually curious about this documentary, did you ever release it? There were similar problems with MS-13 in NY. I understand they're in the boonies of the border between SWVA and NC too. Just wondering what your work uncovered?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
MS-13 is sure enough said to be here. Word is they followed one of their LEADERS to the Federal prison at Woodway (Lee Co.), VA, and have purchased a large farm in neighboring Scott County. We haven't had any media attention on it that I know of. The first responder community knows of it and discusses it. There've been no machete murders that I know of. One theory I heard from a local LEO is that they (1) know most folks around here are armed and likely to shoot back, and (2) they might figure these local good ole boys will, in the best traditions of their ancestors, reply to that machete-fighting-and-sideways-G17-firing crap with a long shot from a high-powered rifle that they'll never see coming. I don't know about that, but I'm glad they seem to be keeping a low profile. Then again, maybe they just don't want to draw law enforcement attention to their underground cocain railroad. Whothehell knows?
Hi Dormin & Kreutz -
The gang doc we produced centered around rural areas where Northern and Southern gang members are just getting settled in. Not as hard-core as MS13, but there is enough evidence that its only a matter of time before serious gang-rule takes hold. The production we put out was to alert kids, parents and teachers of what to look for, and how to prevent it.
Our current production which brought us here to your board is early in production. We need feedback, ideas, viewpoints, etc. to help add depth and understanding that we wouldn't get otherwise. We are hoping to be in post-production by the end of this year...
Re: Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire - Documentary
Posted: Sun, 07 Oct 2012 17:11:45
by Deadpatriot
Hiya, Folks –
I want to thank everyone for the support of our documentary,
“Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire.”
We have reached our goal for initial funding, and are now officially in production.
Thanks again for all of your ideas, information and viewpoints; its good to know you are here and ready for this film to be made!
Anita
Dead Patriot Films