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Robert Redford to Play Dan Rather in 'Truth'
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Posted on 07/09/2014 6:40:09 PM PDT by TigerClaws

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To: Fungi

In the interest of keeping things tidy, I resurrected this subject. If you look at Drudge now, you will find a link to a vomit-inducing review in the Hollywood Reporter. Dan apparently got choked up in the accuracy of the film. I love the line, “some of the documents...were suspected of being forgeries”.

NO...THE MOST IMPORTANT DOCUMENT WAS PROVEN BEYOND EVEN THE TINIEST SHADOW OF A DOUBT, USING METHODS EASILY DEMONSTRABLE TO A 12-YEAR OLD CHILD, TO BE AN ABSOLUTE, COMPLETE, AND VERY BADLY DONE FORGERY.

But this is how the left works. After the spotlight goes off of something...start changing historical facts when memories start to get a bit fuzzy. At one time, this worked well for them, although not quite as well as it it did for their buddies in the USSR. It was hard for the average person to spend the time to research things through yellowing, crumbling old newspapers. But the Internet never forgets, it’s always on, and the facts are a few clicks away to anyone.


101 posted on 09/12/2015 9:23:20 PM PDT by The Antiyuppie ("When small men cast long shadows, then it is very late in the day".)
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