Posted on 06/24/2004 5:53:05 PM PDT by TeleStraightShooter
Micheal Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 propaganda film style reminds of Joseph Goebbels' Der ewige Jude {The Eternal Jew}.
The parallels are unmistakable.
Crude and full of half truths, some segemts are absurdly laughable.
They both play fast and loose with the truth to create support for a lie.
For example, notice the footage of a kosher slaughter {still row 22} where a jewish rabbi is falsely shown to be gleeful because a cow is bleeding to death.
They both rely on a heap of innuendo and conspiracy theories, that if to be belived, one must take a leap of faith:
-Goebbels central premise is that jews are subhumans that were @ the root of Germanys ills.
-Moore's central premise is that Bush's motives are evil and Saddam was never a threat to, or never harmed a single american after the 1991 GW1 truce.
Whilst Joseph Goebbels' Der ewige Jude brews hatred towards Jews in the middle of a war,
Micheal Moore's F/9/11 brews up hatred towards Bush in the middle of the war we find ourselfs in.
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Some say it is fact
Some say it is fiction
"I say everyone should see it for themselfs"
I am cetain Joseph Goebbels would have said it himself.
Michael Moore piture and underneath that the words:
HERR
GOEBBELS
Also would like to see a graphic of Moore scarffing Hot Dogs with the words 'OVERWEIGHT 911.'
as in the 911 lb gorilla?
bttt
George W. Bush will be reelected by a margin of at least ten per cent
Heard on a local talk show this morning. Anyone that may go see F9/11, buy a ticket for a different movie and then go into F9/11 so Moore does not get your money. The libs were doing that to the Passion of the Christ.
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Great Idea
Michael Moore Is A Big Fat Stupid White Man
by David T. Hardy
and Jason Clarke
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