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adomer12888 reads

I hate idiots who bash Michael Moore and criticize his bias. He is a mere film maker who had a point to make and backed it up with facts.  Of course, there were plenty of editing done to make Bush look dumber than he really seems (is that really possible?).  But I have yet to hear anyone dispute the facts that were presented in the documentary.  If the same idiots have such disdain for Michael Moore, why won't they make a documentary depicting the better side of little Bush or the bad side of Kerry? Hmm...I wonder why.



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2sense9210 reads

I think the right is just envious that they don't have anyone with the talent to match Michael Moore. As has been mentioned before, Fahrenheit 9/11 does tend to make George W. & Co. look like the "Mayberry Machiavellians" that they are.

Hmm! Since Moore has been criticized for the money that he will be earning from Fahrenheit 9/11, maybe the right should try putting him on the payroll. Yeah, that should work!

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StartThinking!9192 reads

"In pure filmic terms, "Fahrenheit 9/11" is a second-rate documentary, but it is first-rate entertainment and top-notch muckraking".

A lot of people will see it.  It will have an effect on the election, not so much by convincing undecided voters to vote against Bush, but by "energizing the troops" to get out and work to defeat Bush in the election - the film does indeed preach to the choir, but what a good job it does of that.




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zinaval7649 reads

I think Michael Moore did a good job this time of curving his  sarcasm and wit to keep this movie mostly serious.  To have gone any further to try to make it "first rate," would have made it funnier and overshadowed the seriousness of the film. He wanted action taken, not dinnertime laughes, which is mostly what "Roger and Me" generated.

/Zin

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ccybersurfer9464 reads

Prime Minister of Cuba that is! Send him to Cuba! He and Castro will get along fine! Hail Moore and Castro!

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ccybersurfer9386 reads

"He is a mere film maker who had a point to make and backed it up with facts"

LMAO, before you say anything, please read some books, study and investigate the matter carefully and educate yourself on the subject!

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Poopdeck Pappy10381 reads

Point out 1 thing that is not a fact in the movie. He may have stretched some things a bit but it is factual.

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sdstud9531 reads

But he did say that it was a MAJOR reason.  And, in fact, the government of Afghanistan HAS signed a deal with Turkistan and Pakistan to begin such a pipeline.  Actual construction has not yet started, but the planning and design work is underway.

Related Link: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/2608713.stm

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southern_man8545 reads

Richard Clark did.  He says so in his book.

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sdstud11767 reads

Moore's film does NOT say that BUSH flew the Bin Ladens out early.  He says that the Bush ADMINSITRATION did, after getting a request from Prince Bandar.  Bandar has admitted this in a Larry King interview, the clip of which is shown in the film.  

And Richard Clarke, a member of the Bush Administration at the time, arranged the flights.  

What Moore's film states on this issue is in fact the truth.

Your contention that Richard Clarke was somehow NOT acting FOR the Bush Adminsistration is in fact a lie.

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Addictedandproudofit10032 reads

I really enjoyed it.  Moore is a great film maker and I look forward to his future projects.  Now, I am going to rent Roger and Me because I hear that was a great movie also.

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Number 68859 reads

But I think he didn't go far enough. He forgot to mention the 8/01 CIA meeting in Dubai with OBL. I was sort of curious how the heartland would have reacted to that had Moore told them. But then again, I s'pose he didn't want to end up in a plane crash, like Carnahan and Wellstone. You know how those neocons get when they're testy.

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bribite10202 reads

With all those boogiemen running around!

What a moronic post!

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StartThinking!8986 reads

It makes people tune out the things you have to say that are worth listening to.

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bribite7822 reads

Where in the fuck were you when sdstud called me a Nazi?  

BTW, I didn't call him a moron, I said it was a moronic post, which it was!  Take your BS political correctness and post it where someone might just give a shit about what you think!

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sdstud7646 reads

And, as I said then, I stand by the statement.  You have a tendency toward lumping groups of people together with your bigotry and hatred.  Including making the claim that all Liberasl are sufferring from mental illness.  That is exactly the type of thing that the Nazis did.  It just happens that the specific target groups for your hatred are Moslem Arabs, gays, and Liberals, but your characterizations of those groups is Nazi-esque in it's bigotry.

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snafu9298494 reads

in horseshit weather with a bad pilot to Northern Minnesota to do a campaign stump for an old union friend. You are an idiot if you think there was any foul play involved.  You should be ashamed.

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