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ArtKramr wrote:
Moore may well have put an end to Bush. If anything does Bush in, it'll be Bush himself, not anything Michael Moore can do. Michael Moore is nothing more than an opportunist. I can't be bothered watching his films... one was enough. -- Mortimer Schnerd, RN http://www.mortimerschnerd.com |
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ArtKramr wrote:
Subject: In Defense of Michael Moore From: (WalterM140) Date: 6/26/2004 2:12 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: You really must give Michael Moore credit! He can certainly spot fools when he sees them! "Fahrenheit 911" is worth seeing if for only one sequence. Towards the end of the film, Bush 43 is shown at a lectern. He says: "The people of Texas, I mean Tennessee, have a saying. Fool me once, shame on.....fool me........don't fool me!" Bush 43 is a moron. It' very clear. It comes right out of his own mouth. We can thank Michael Moore for shining a light on it all. Moore is a hero. Do you think he's really a moron (IQ 70), or a good example of the what happens when an empty headed child of privilege spends his adulthood challenged only by his capacity for booze and cocaine? Could a boy with a sub 70 IQ fly an F102 successfully? Surely he must have been in at least the 90+ range back in the 1960s. Cheers --mike I think some people want to stay away from slamming Michael Moore. He was after all, just exercising his First Amendment rights. Oh! The other sequence in the movie that makes it a must-see is near the beginning. Bush's limosene is pelted with eggs as he rides up Pennsylvania Ave. to take his (stolen) oath. Walt Moore may well have put an end to Bush. Arthur Kramer 344th BG 494th BS England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany Visit my WW II B-26 website at: http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer |
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"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message link.net...
"WalterM140" wrote in message ... "Fahrenheit 911" is worth seeing if for only one sequence. Towards the end of the film, Bush 43 is shown at a lectern. He says: "The people of Texas, I mean Tennessee, have a saying. Fool me once, shame on.....fool me........don't fool me!" Bush 43 is a moron. It' very clear. It comes right out of his own mouth. We can thank Michael Moore for shining a light on it all. Moore is a hero. Yup, Moore is a hero to partisan loons everywhere, no question about it. I think some people want to stay away from slamming Michael Moore. He was after all, just exercising his First Amendment rights. Exactly. I encourage idiots to speak out. How else could they be identified as idiots? It even works for you. LOL The pot calling the kettle black. LMMFAO @ U ! =-D ~ ! Oh! The other sequence in the movie that makes it a must-see is near the beginning. Bush's limosene is pelted with eggs as he rides up Pennsylvania Ave. to take his (stolen) oath. Is there nobody on the left that understands how the president is elected? Yeah...the President of Deibold voting systems promises the election to the highest bidder! What makes you think _you_ know anything about voting? http://www.blackboxvoting.org/ http://www.blackboxvoting.com/ http://www.votescam.com/ You get a receipt at the Automated Cash Station but you can't get one when ya vote. I suppose you never thought about that in your infinite (heh j/k) wisdom. You morons gotta stop with the fake left right paradigm. Most intelligent people are wise to that babies game. Go to the mans site who the NY Times admitted Micheal Moore ripped off for the rest of the story. http://www.infowars.com You can get his movies without waiting in line and laying out big cash for popcorn and better daily news for 15¢ a day at http://www.prisonplanet.tv if you're addicted to television and need a fix of some 60 cycle per second mind control. You gotta get offa the sugary syrupy news. It makes your brain fat and slow. When Alex Jones was railing against Clinton the pretend left called him a a conservative right wingnut. Now when he exposes Bush the neocons call him a liberal. Or just go on pretending that the so called left is more stupid than you are. It's easier than coming to the realization the Repulicrats and Demopublican bitch ho's of the corporate party pimps are any better than the other when they're on their knees or spreading their cheeks,or acting as a human toilet doing whatever they have to do to get their whore money. No wonder they call Nazi like torture "pressure". They willingly do those kind of things every day to get their treats from the lobbyists. Pot,Kettle same difference. The only thing lower than a "2"party politician is the press for playing along with the scam. They're playing Candid Camera on ya and you never get to Smile because they aren't about to let you in on the joke. Cuz the jokes on you and instead of you getting paid (like Candid Camera does when you sign the realease to use the footage) you're paying for it all... And some people are paying with their lives. Dead people don't need money. More for the murderers ya'know? |
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"ex_cathedra" wrote in message om... Yeah...the President of Deibold voting systems promises the election to the highest bidder! I'll take that as a "No." |
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"Emmanuel Gustin" wrote in
: "Mike Dargan" wrote in message news:ZRpDc.122581$0y.2004@attbi_s03... Could a boy with a sub 70 IQ fly an F102 successfully? Surely he must have been in at least the 90+ range back in the 1960s. The foolishness of George W. Bush and most people in his government has little to do with lack of IQ -- at least some of them are highly intelligent. The real problem appears to be intellectual laziness; they make too little effort to dig behind the surface of an issue and get a real understanding of all the factors involved. The result is that they get caught out, again and again, by issues that could have been easily foreseen -- if only they had been willing to look. Ironically, Moore seems to suffer from the same disease. Fahrenheit 9/11 isn't screened here yet, but from reviews his conception of reality seems as unreal as that of Bush; it is just a projection from the other side. Both Bush and Moore live in a cartoon-like virtual reality; they just use different colors. I get the feeling that, as much as I loathe Dubyah, I would probably end up defending him against Moore's attack after seeing this production. But probably I won't bother to watch it. Check out this URL about Columbine and Moore's method of assembling his footage,and apply it to F-911. http://www.hardylaw.net/Truth_About_Bowling.html Think this guy has any credibility? -- Jim Yanik jyanik-at-kua.net |
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Jim Yanik wrote:
Check out this URL about Columbine and Moore's method of assembling his footage,and apply it to F-911. http://www.hardylaw.net/Truth_About_Bowling.html Think this guy has any credibility? No. -- Mortimer Schnerd, RN http://www.mortimerschnerd.com |
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Dude, all I can say is that Bush is no idiot, he has outsmarted the
opposition too many times. In fact, I find it hilarious that people on the political opposition that Bush has outmaneuvered so many times continue to call him an idiot. If you argue that the person who has outmaneuvered your candidates or political interests is a fool, what does that make the people he has outsmarted? Hm. |
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"Emmanuel Gustin" wrote:
The real problem appears to be intellectual laziness; they make too little effort to dig behind the surface of an issue and get a real understanding of all the factors involved. The result is that they get caught out, again and again, by issues that could have been easily foreseen -- if only they had been willing to look. A pretty good characterization of it. I knew pre-election that he was an executive who tended to surround himself with experts, make a mixed decision based on their brainwork, and give them the means to implement it, and hold them accountable for it. That style has shown mixed results. In particular a lot of "foreseeable" issues like logistics, humanitarian aid (an amazing addition to modern battlefields), a bunch of "PR" for various aspects of the whole anti-terror war didn't get handled proactively. The result is us being bitten in the tail repeatedly. Chilling to say, but the urban fighting has been FAR less bloody than was predicted at the outset. ----== Posted via Newsfeed.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeed.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 100,000 Newsgroups ---= 19 East/West-Coast Specialized Servers - Total Privacy via Encryption =--- |
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