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So...gonna go see Farenheit 9/11?

So...gonna go see Farenheit 9/11?

I'm not big on politics, but this is one movie you should spend $9.50 on. It opens in theaters tomorrow, so clear up your schedules and go buy the tickets!

For those who haven't heard the buzz/controversy about this movie, here's the trailer. http://www.fahrenheit911.com/trailer/
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Reply #126 Top
IPlural: Sometimes the people actually doing the murdering are at fault.


I am not that thick to think otherwise...

Blaming the US or the CIA or any other organization for the murderous behavior of the terrorists is akin to blaming society for the actions of a serial killer.


I do not see it as blame, but acceptance of the responsibility for being a part of the cause...

This is one of the key issues we are all going to face in the future when the understanding that you can not just go out and kill all terrorists and expect it to ever end finally sinks in.

1. look at the past and present and see what part each plays in the existence of terrorism at it's core.

2. find what part our nation has played in the birth of it and plays in it's continued existence.

3. openly accept this responsibility.
3a. See that we make the changes needed over a period of time which will work in taking us down the path we seek, sometime we will have to decide exactly what that path is ( I hope it is figured out before mucking up the trail to much so we can find the damn thing in time )

3b. figure out where we can make some kind of adjustments with actions that prove we mean what we say and do, that it is not only a temporary thing we will toss aside the first time we see something we want and can not figure out how to trade for.

Quit saying this is not a religious war only to turn around and blast the Cable News and Papers with how nasty the Muslim religion is. I am not saying everyone does this, but when you have people calling into talk radio shouting about how the only way to end terrorism is for all Muslims to convert or die, it pretty much paints a pretty picture of a desire of equitable co-existence don't you think?

Have the government quit trying to push the UN and NATO to exclude the US Government and Military from being brought up on charges of War Crimes and such. The prison in Iraq is a blatant advertisement that even the USA is not above such a thing.
There is not any means with which the government or the people of the USA can honestly say there is any reason we should not be under the same laws and restrictions as every other member nation. What do we have to fear if we do not fear that we would do something that would allow someone to bring charges?

As far as Iraq and Afghanistan, Sudan, Haiti and various other hot spots go. I hold all member nations in contempt for their lack of action and their innate ability to stand up with some kind of self righteous wrapper while explaining the moral stance behind not taking action to end such destitute, vile, reprehensible and murderous existence that many on this planet go to sleep only to wake up with each and every single day of their short lives which end without ever really living.

Why did it take 20 years to do anything in Afghanistan or Iraq? Because we only used those places as a mean to fight our battles against foes we did not want to face toe to toe in the fear of all out global war. Was that in fact the moral path to take? I guess it depends on if you happened to be gassed on the Iraq/Iran border, or your son, father or husband was you would not need to wonder.

Hell, those who did not pretty much could care less to being with, at least a huge percent of the US citizens didn't and don't give it a second thought or apply some distant passing thought it "sucks for them".

Afghanistan we supported fighting Russia to give the USSR their own Vietnam. We poured money and weapons in, trained, even had operators working with them because it was against Russia, not because it was for Afghanistan. The proof that is the case is there for all to see when we pulled out everything and left them to the Taliban and then ignored them until 9/11/2001. Then when faced with the fact that we cut and run on them so many years before, what do we say? "We made a mistake" That is almost laughable except it is so sad and so common in our past. We've made many mistakes along those lines to different degree's.


That was and is my point in all of this.

As far as Mike Moore goes, hell he is the Rush of Liberal Screens. Both of them spew screed to the masses that will suck it up like manna from heaven. The difference is, this movie, graphically depicts exactly what took place. It might be twisted to hell and back with his voice bantering our screed in the in the back ground. But if you look at the screen and tune out his opinions and view the things in it. Then you alone own what you leave with, screw HIS message and screw Rush while we're at it

I find it rather odd that if ones child was to come home and say that they had beat the hell out of someone at school because someone else had told them something that was not quit right but it was OK because the beat to hell needed it anyways. The parent would blow a gasket.

Yet when the President of this Nation pretty much does the same thing on a more extrema level it is not only defensible
but totally acceptable?

On that account I think he lied, knew he was lying and continues to lie.
On the account of the UN being pointless or otherwise a Hog with Teats, yep they are.
How they can sit back and think it is OK to let someone like Saddam rule and kill as he did is beyond me.

Where Bush went wrong was he lied. He did so partly because he knew this country would not agree with going to war to remove Saddam because he needed to be remove. This is where I hold the citizens of the USA at fault in all of this.

If we are going to wrap ourselves up in the flag and wear a moral halo of justice and righteousness then we damn well best put up and allow our nation to not only talk the talk but do the walk also or shut up. That goes for all the others nations of this world who make some claim of being moral and just...

This whole mentality of don't get involved has to end or we need to quit trying to being a leading part of the global village and be happy with holding a charter membership.


anyway back to not thinking with me...

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Reply #127 Top
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5335853/site/newsweek article on movie from the left
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Reply #128 Top
Where Bush went wrong was he lied.


Remember Clinton?

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boggling...

Yeah Cliton lied and he is also a scum bag, so what?

He did not LIE to send our troops into war, he did not LIE to the UN in an attempt to get them all to join him.

You totally ignored or really do not care one iota about anything else in the post other than throwing up Clinton?

FYI Bush is President, not Clinton. He owns it lock stock and barrel...

totally mind boggling...

Reply #130 Top
why is it that people always have to jump on that party band wagon?

Clinton lied...

Yeah I guess he did, you know, I was at a total loss when I was watching Al Gore on TV constantly tying Bin Laden, Saddam and 9/11 together with solid proof which could not be shared. I was flabber ghasted when Clinton went to Congress and promised all kinds of things before actually going to war, only to turn around and insult everyone at the UN and go to war without honestly attempting the first thing he promised. Oh he play acted at it just so he could say, I did what was asked and THEY SUPPORTED ME...

I could care less if he is republican, democrat or a Purple Elephant with Pink Pokadots and a Green Belly wearing a Flower Hat with bright Red Rubbers on his feet. HE FREAKING LIED on a regular basis and continues to...


You also ignored the fact that I did not say he was wrong in wanting to remove Saddam, but the means he used was very wrong and if you can not figure that out EH I am at a loss to understand how and why...


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Reply #131 Top
They all lie, They all cheat , They all steal! In every town, In every state, In every country! I can't speak for other planets yet though.
Reply #132 Top
What it boils down to is this: Politics is the art of lying.

It's salesmanship, it's convincing the other guy .. the other group .. the other party, that you've got the better idea.

That being what politics is about, why are some politicians condemned for practicing their art? Maybe because they are so good at it?

My observation is that President Bush must have been pretty good at it to convince a lot of people, including the majority of Congress, and Michael Moore is not so good at it.
He doesn't seem to have as many believers.
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Reply #133 Top
Satan's Child........go to your room and create something
Reply #134 Top
I wana move to another planet, no politicians alowed.
Reply #135 Top
^ Good idea. Can I be President of the new planet?
Reply #136 Top
No presidents, high counsil of ppl lead planet instead.
Change system completely. Could make a logical planet or LOTR world without the wars.
Reply #137 Top
Wait wait... Is that a communist planet you want there? Or anarchist, maybe.
Reply #138 Top
meh more towards logical/technologically advanced, Elvish art based planet.
Money probly wont exist.

if that doesnt work anarchy in space lol.
Reply #139 Top

Everyone thought Iraq had WMD. Clinton said he did. Bush said he did. Putin said he did. Heck, Saddam thought he did too!

Luckily, WMD wasn't the main reason the US went to war in Iraq.  Saddam violated the 1991 gulf war cease fire. That was the legal reason used.

But more to the point, after 9/11, a dangerous dictator like Saddam in that part of the world could no longer be tolerated.  I am quite pleased that Saddam is gone.

Reply #140 Top
They all lie, They all cheat , They all steal! In every town, In every state, In every country!


Exactly, that was my point, IP.

What makes you so sure that Kerry will be better than Bush, Clinton, or any other president?

Fact is, he wont, he will lie, cheat, and swindle, just like every other politician has done.

No, Dubya ain't perfect, but he's a lot better than that Psuedo-Catholic waffler who's trying to replace him.

As far as the WMD's, they could still be there, or maybe not. We havent checked everywhere, and I know that if I were Saddam, Id make sure I buried or otherwise hid them, rather than leave them out in the open for people to find...
Reply #141 Top
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/3861197.stm Polish troops obtain a quantity of warheads containing cyclosarin in Iraq, to keep them out of the hands of terrorists
Reply #142 Top
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/5341654/ I got the Hippy Hippy Shakes....apparently there really are happy people and happy children and god forbid....toy stores in Iraq
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http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=540&u=/ap/20040701/ap_on_re_mi_ea/iraq_saddam_99&printer=1


Saddam in Court: "This is all a theater by Bush, the criminal."

Looks like Kerry has one more vote...

Reply #145 Top
Gee I think I'll vote for Kerry, but only if he can ever find a running mate. Maybe Jesse Ventura isn't too busy. You know Michael Moore really doesn't speak too highly of Bush and when Mikie wasn't sure about getting theaters to run his little home movie, the terrorist group Hezbalah offered to help and good ole Saddam Hussein says Bush is a criminal and I'm sure if I could get Osama baby on the line, he'd have some well informed advice as well.
Reply #146 Top
We can debate the morality of the actions and/or inaction of the USA over the last 30 years until we're blue in the face. We might get better results though by putting our political party affiliations aside for a moment and just looking at what we're dealing with.
"to know thy enemy is to defeat thy enemy"
For years islamic extremists have infiltrated American society, received college educations, procured very good jobs and started organizations that funneled extremely large sums of money back to terrorist groups who's sole purpose is our complete destruction. What was all that money spent on? Food, medicine, clothing?.....no. That money went to weapons, explosives and supplies to construct more terrorist training camps and draft more suicide bombers. Why do you think Saddam was handing out $25,000 to each of the families of suicide murderers?
Today, Wahhabism is the dominant Islamic tradition on the Arabian penninsula. As Osama bin Laden comes from Saudi Arabia and is Wahhabi himself, Wahhabi extremism and radical ideas of purity have obviously influenced him considerably. Followers of Wahhabi Islam do not regard it as simply one school of thought out of many rather it is the only path of true Islam - nothing else really counts. Simply put, you and I - and everyone else that does not submit to them are considered infidels. Only our complete annihilation can bring about the kind of peace and harmony that this form of Islam seeks. They are not a small, isolated fringe group but a series of interconnected organizations that are getting a foot-hold in many areas of the globe spreading fear and death on any that would attempt to oppose them. Wahhabi children are taught in their schools to hate westerners from day one and nothing we've said or done , from a diplomatic standpoint, would make them change those teachings. Do you think a diplomatic solution can be reached with Osama and his ilk? I used to think so many years ago. I used to believe we could negotiate at least some kind of resentful coexistence if only to stop the attacks and counter-attacks. Then one day I realized that while we've been sitting around for decades enjoying our lives of complacency, they have been planning, plotting and breeding a new generation of suicide killers that will soon have the capability to take out entire cities, not just the occasional building or two.

I, for one, do not want to see my country sit and wait for a 9/11 x10 regardless which party wins the next election.
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Followers of Wahhabi Islam do not regard it as simply one school of thought out of many rather it is the only path of true Islam - nothing else really counts. Simply put, you and I - and everyone else that does not submit to them are considered infidels. Only our complete annihilation can bring about the kind of peace and harmony that this form of Islam seeks.


Gee, sounds like....Hitler, Nazi ideology....glad we didn't wait around for that little production to play out in Europe. He never attacked the US, but we sure did do the right thing didn't we

Here's a little tidbit on popularity of US wars, very relevant this weekend here in the USA. Only 37% of American Colonists supported the American War of Indepence. In hindsight, do you think we made a mistake? Let's see, instead of the United States of America, we would be the Commonwealth of America, or something like that. The western extent of our country would've been the Mississippi River, 'cause I don't think the French would've sold the Louisiana Purchase to the British back then. The rest of the west coast would've belonged to the Russians or Mexicans, depending on the outcome of the Spanish-Russian war. Two things would've still happened though, we would've still been involved in WWI and WWII and in the Gulf wars as part of the British Empire, because it is the right thing to do.
Reply #148 Top
A little levity

http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2004/07/02/ap/headlines/d83irs603.txt The UN passed a resolution authorizing the multi-national force (that would include the USA, I'm guessing) to remain in Iraq, back on June 8th. Yemen and Jordan want to help with the security of Iraq. Will the madness of Bush's criminal regime, that allows small happy children all over Iraq to buy Hippy-Hippy-Shake Saddam dolls ever end?

Mikie, Mikie, where are you now? How can you let this happen? Surely you can grab your handy-cam and whip up Farenheit 9/11 part-II with this kind of madness going on. You already got the theme music...."I got the Hippy-Hippy Shakes"....and you could get Mr.T to reprise the re-enactment of Saddam's trial, since good ole Saddam will probably be taking a dirtnap by then. I can just see Mr.T up there now...."Mr. Bush, I pity the fool" Maybe you can even do a series of movies like Rocky and you could have Bush vs. Apollo Creed. "ADRIAN, ADRIAN" er.... that would be "LAURA, LAURA"
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I can just see Mr.T up there now...."Mr. Bush, I pity the fool"


Reply #150 Top
Maybe it's something to do with not being American, but I have no idea who Moore is. I decided to do a Google on 'Moore' to find out more. The first entry of any interest to me was Julianne Moore. I like her so I kinda got distracted for a while...