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MICHAEL MOORE IS NOT TELLING YOU THE WHOLE TRUTH
FIND OUT THE TRUTH
Michael Moore is a media darling. The chances are that you have never heard any of the facts listed in this flyer. This is because the vast majority of the
people in the major media agree with Moore's viewpoints and will do virtually nothing to challenge him. There are, however, numerous online resources
where you can find out all of Moore's dirty secrets. The website address below contains links to get you started, as well as providing the sources for every
fact presented in this flyer. Fahrenheit 9/11 ends with Moore telling you to "Do Something." We think that is excellent advice..
moorewatch.com/f911
If you have recently seen Michael Moore's film Fahrenheit 9/11, there's a lot you haven't been told. If you
are interested in learning more about the man behind the message, his deceptive tactics, and what he
really thinks of average Americans like you, read on.
Michael Moore is a master manipulator and a very creative filmmaker, two things that do not often translate
into truthful documentaries. With this film he is actively courting the general public to his radical socialist
message. Before you accept what you've seen as the truth, we urge you to do some research and see if
what you find matches what you were told in Fahrenheit 9/11. Whether you are Republican or Democrat,
liberal or conservative, you owe it to yourself to learn about Michael Moore's agenda, his beliefs, and the
type of man he is. Consider both sides and make up your own mind.
IS FAHRENHEIT 9/11 FACTUALLY ACCURATE?
• Moore claims that President Bush arranged special flights to
get the bin Laden family out of America. The truth is that
former Terrorism Czar and Bush Administration critic Richard
Clarke has stated that the decision was his and his alone, and
the 9/11 Commission supports this claim.
• Moore claims that the only reason the US invaded Afghanistan
was to build a pipeline. As of this writing the pipeline still
has not been built, and there are no plans for one.
Space prevents us from listing more of the many gross lies,
half-truths, and distortions in this film.
MICHAEL MOORE HATES THE MILITARY
In Fahrenheit 9/11 Moore goes to great pains to paint himself
as an ardent admirer of the men and women serving in the
military, but the truth is remarkably different.
• Describing terrorists in Iraq: "The Iraqis who have risen up
against the occupation are not 'insurgents' or 'terrorists' or 'The
Enemy.' They are the REVOLUTION, the Minutemen, and their
numbers will grow -- and they will win."
• Calling for the deaths of American soldiers: "I'm sorry, but the
majority of Americans supported this war once it began and,
sadly, that majority must now sacrifice their children until
enough blood has been let that maybe -- just maybe -- God
and the Iraqi people will forgive us in the end."
MICHAEL MOORE HATES BUSINESS
Do you own a small business? Do you work for one? You
might be interested to hear what Moore thinks of your contribution
to America. On small businesses in Flint, Michigan: "You
know in my town the small businesses that everyone wanted to
protect? They were the peoplethat supported all the right-wing
groups. They were the Republicans in the town, they were in
the Kiwanas, the Chamber of Commerce - people that kept the
town all white. The small hardware salesman, the small
clothing store salespersons . . . F___ all these small
businesses - f___ 'em all! Bring in the chains! The small
businesspeople are the rednecks that run the town and
suppress the people. F___ 'em all. That's how I feel."
DOES MICHAEL MOORE THINK YOU'RE STUPID?
Moore has two different messages. In America, he plays the
role of "hero of the common man." When in other countries,
however, he debases and insults the very common Americans
that he claims to represent.
• To German fans Moore asked, "Should such an ignorant
people [Americans] lead the world?"
• When a Japanese interviewer remarked that Moore did not
appear to like America very much, his response was, "I like
America to some extent."
• In England, regarding American intelligence: "They are
possibly the dumbest people on the planet."
• Moore seemed relieved to not be around his fellow Americans
while in Canada: "Just for my own mental health, I need to go
and sit in a room with 600 Canadians and watch this movie
with them."
Are these the opinions of a man who respects you enough to
tell you the unvarnished truth, or is he manipulating you in
order to make money?
MOORE MANIPULATES VICTIMS
Moore held a screening of Bowling for Columbine in Littleton
and charged admission the families of the victims.
• Columbine victim mother Anne Hechter: "It's laughable that
Moore attempts to portray himself as an anti-establishment
liberal who is the voice of the common folk, when in fact he is
no better than the greedy capitalists he shuns. Maybe now that
he has made millions of dollars off the blood of our children he
could toss a DVD or two our way to view."
• Mark Taylor, one of the victims that Moore took to K-Mart
headquarters, on Moore: "I am completely against him. He
screwed me over. I had no idea what Moore's agenda was.
And he had an agenda. He had it all planned out, completely. I
believe that every American has the right to have a gun. We
should have the right to protect ourselves."

• Moore claims that President Bush arranged special flights to get the bin Laden family out of America. The truth is that former Terrorism Czar and Bush Administration critic Richard Clarke has stated that the decision was his and his alone, and the 9/11 Commission supports this claim.

This claim on the flyer is inaccurate.

At the end of March, Clarke testified before the 9/11 commission and said the following:

"The request came to me, and I refused to approve it," Clarke testified. "I suggested that it be routed to the FBI and that the FBI look at the names of the individuals who were going to be on the passenger manifest and that they approve it or not. I spoke with the – at the time – No. 2 person in the FBI, Dale Watson, and asked him to deal with this issue. The FBI then approved … the flight."

Then in May 25, 2004, Clarke said the following:

"I take responsibility for it. I don't think it was a mistake, and I'd do it again,"

So, was Clarke lying in March when he said he didn't approve the flights or was he lying in May when he said he did approve them?