[Drango]

I worked on this documentary that airs this thursday on PBS.

No offense, but you work for the left then, although this one film may be balanced.

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Please consider how PBS is funded AFTER they take your TAX dollars. Donate what you can to FreeRepublic today. We can do better than PBS/NPR/Pacifica!

Average per-person contribution in current dollars	1980	1999
Public radio	$24.84	$73.22
Public television	$30.12	$77.05

Source: Corporation for Public Broadcasting

[justshutupandtakeit]

It is false that this individual must "work for the left." Independent film makers often work only for themselves. PBS may have been the highest bidder for the work.

FC pay no attention to the neanderthals, it is good to see FReepers doing constructive things and insinuating themselves into the media and other positions of influence.
Those who love to piss in the punchbowl are generally not useful for much else.

[The Great Satan]

PBS has done outstanding documentaries on the threat of al-Qaeda and Saddam Hussein. Their work going back to the late nineties blows the doors off anything else I've seen. Check out the PBS Frontline web site for the best backgrounder on Saddam Hussein on the web.

[js1138]

No offense, but you work for the left then, although this one film may be balanced.

PBS has aired some excellent documentaries. During the Clinton era they did an expose of the Lums that should have killed Clinton's political career, but everyone, including FR, ignored it.

[RJCogburn]

You shoulda watched, silly fellow.

A wonderful program!