Fahrenheit 9/11 could light fire under Bush

stay out of small aircraft :evilfrown:

unstable foreign countries, large strange cities, expansive wilderness areas. Having the cabal W/ arbusto as the figure head, all things are possible (but most seem like bad type ones with that bunch)

they cannot stop it

Howzabout, "Stay out of aircraft, period"?

Oh never mind...keep those whistles silent...just let it burn.

:shrug:

"We cannot leave this to the Democrats this time to fuck it up and lose." :evilgrin:

And the plan for avoiding that would be....?

:)

The truth is getting out about Bush's betrayal of truth to Americans about Iraq! At last! I've never seen the conservative sheeple in more of a tizzy fit than they are now in. But the true sick Bushie sheeple could care less if he authorized torture and violated Geneva Convention rules and probably dooming our captured troops to inhumane torture because of Bush's actions in the future. They got their blinders on and they're voting Bush.
What a bunch of wimps and anti-Americans.

nt

then everyone can buy or rent it and view it at home with friends and family . . . he won't make as much money, but more people will see the film before November . . .

... he could still do both. Hit the theaters for a few months, while the DVDs are being created.

it being distributed via BitTorrent?

Well, regardless of whether he minds or not, it'll certainly be up on BitTorrent sites soon. Then it doesn't matter what the powers-that-be do, there will be no way to censor or hide from it.

So I guess I've answered my own question.

He is truly nobility that has fulfilled his obligation. :)

NYT:

A Film to Polarize Along Party Lines

By JIM RUTENBERG

The Michael Moore documentary the Walt Disney Company deemed too partisan to distribute offers few new revelations about the connections between President Bush and prominent Saudi Arabian families, including that of Osama bin Laden.

But this film, "Fahrenheit 9/11," which is scheduled to make its debut today at the Cannes International Film Festival, contains stark images of civilian casualties and disillusioned soldiers from the Iraq war zone that have rarely, if ever, been shown on American television. And the muckracking craft evident in this nearly two-hour attack on President Bush's tenure in the White House is likely to have a galvanizing effect among both conservatives and liberals should the film be widely distributed this summer.

A reporter for The New York Times was invited to a screening of the film last week. "Fahrenheit 9/11" focuses on longstanding ties between the Bush family, its associates and prominent Saudis and on whether those ties clouded the president's judgment in recognizing warning signs before the Sept. 11 attacks and hampered his response afterward.

But Republicans predict many viewers will discount the film as an anti-Bush screed, and that it will ultimately have no effect on the election. Democrats say they hope it will feed growing discontent in the United States with Mr. Bush's Iraq policy and help the campaign of Senator John Kerry, his presumptive Democratic challenger.After hearing a description of the some of the connections made in the film, Dan Bartlett, the White House communications director, said, "It's so outrageously false, it's not even worth comment."







http://www.nytimes.com/2004/05/17/movies/17MOOR.html?ei=5062&en=bde611aaa940658f&ex=1085371200&adxnnl=1&partner=GOOGLE&adxnnlx=1084766550-ieSz/yx6TCtjqy+JQiM93Q&pagewanted=print&position=

"But Republicans predict many viewers will discount the film as an anti-Bush screed, and that it will ultimately have no effect on the election. Democrats say they hope it will feed growing discontent in the United States with Mr. Bush's Iraq policy and help the campaign of Senator John Kerry, his presumptive Democratic challenger.After hearing a description of the some of the connections made in the film, Dan Bartlett, the White House communications director, said, 'It's so outrageously false, it's not even worth comment.'"

This film is gonna kill the * government. (If they'll allow it to be released in the US.)

film to be released into theaters....there is always BIT TORRENT!!!!

In the age of the high speed Internet there are ways to get this film out to people.

national guard records, so there wouldn't be anything in them that might be embarrassing to the (then) governor.

Dan Fucking Bartlett. He has as much to say about this that's credible, as Hitler would say about the joys of celebrating Hannukah.

And they though that "The Passion" created a shitstorm. Holy mother of god. This should not only light a fire under chimpy, it could take the whole house.

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of Michael Moore's films, but I agree it was a POS.

michael moore is cool.

will vilify this film with all wrath they can muster. Good.

Fucking hell, that is extraordinary.