Marti Masters

The last great war movie regarding an Arab country that I watched was Lion of the Desert, about the great Omar Mukhdar. It's still one of my ffavorite movies of all time. There's one statement Mukhdar said that has helped me deal with life when something unfortunate happens: "What's lost, count as lost." When I found "The Ambush", I was truly delighted. I have some Arab friends - Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Syria... They are all good people. After reading the reviews of "The Ambush", I decided to watch it. To all my friends all over the world: God bless!

There were a lot of exellent movies made from the late 1930's - present day about the injustice done to Native Americans. Many of them had Native American actors and actresses. This movie is another good about the Cheyenne. That said, what we really need is a movie about the Governor of South Dakota and the Native Americans who banned her from their reservations, which is a big chunk of land that governor can't visit in her own state, LOL! She defamed Native Americans by accusing them of working for the Mexican drug cartels, when she probably should have demanded funds and FBI experts to stop Native American women from disappearing and/or being murdered. It's long past the time investigators find out who is responisble for those crimes.