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  • WorldThreats.com Response to Michael Moore Part II

    07/16/2004 10:37:04 AM PDT · by Blindboy16 · 11 replies · 1,235+ views
    WorldThreats.com ^ | July 12, 2004 | Ryan Mauro
    Response to Michael Moore - Part Two By: Ryan Mauro tdcanalyst@optonline.net Again, as previously stated, WorldThreats.com respects Michael Moore’s film-making abilities and ability to get his opinion across. He is extremely convincing, yet extremely deceptive. This second part of our response will go over more errors in his film and explain why the movie is influencing some people, particularly the young. An interesting fact must be explained, regarding Moore’s patriotism and bias. Hezbollah, a terrorist group with an alliance with Al-Qaeda, and sponsored by Syria, Saudi Arabia and especially Iran (and by Saddam Hussein before 2003) has helped promote Fahrenheit...
  • Reverse McCarthyism: Unfair Stigmatization of the Political Right

    01/19/2003 9:06:31 AM PST · by BurkesLaw · 3 replies · 577+ views
    The Washington Dispatch ^ | January 19, 2004 | Murray Soupcoff
    How does that little children's ditty go? Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me! Well, that might be an appropriate maxim for the playground, but it certainly doesn't apply to modern-day North American politics. Name calling has turned into one of the most sophisticated weapons of the political left (and its sympathizers in academia and the media) -- and probably its most effective stratagem in the cut and thrust of everyday political combat. And what name calling would we be referring to? Why the use of such pleasant labels of disapprobation as right wing,...