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Fahrenheit 9/11

Any comments?Some of the war scenes from Iraq were horrendous, and I had to turn away, but was determined to see the film through to the end.I am not at all surprised at the allegations about "President" Bush.Till the day I die, I will not forget his face when he was told  about the attack on the World Trade Centre; he was totally at a loss as to what to say or do.  Now realising that seven minutes actually passed while his  'minders' stood waiting for his reaction...seven minutes...I am more certain than ever that the man is a complete moron and puppet.Tony Blair frightens the life out of me now;  it is only a matter of time before Bush will be sending troops into Iran, and Tony (brown tongue lolling out, hanging onto Dubya's coat tails) will accede to any request from the White House for more of our young men.Am I hot under the collar?  You had better believe it.  

Ann S. Allridge ● 7392d8 Comments

Good on you Ann for looking.The information there is for everyone of every background and there's no time like the present. Their gameplan is based on our continued ignorance.

Paul Davis ● 7392d

Paul,I've taken a peek at the "Wilderness" site, and at presentI don't think I'm up to it!I have a grandson just about to start his 6 weeks training with the R.A.F......

Ann S. Allridge ● 7392d

Michael C Ruppert's website:www.fromthewilderness.com

Paul Davis ● 7392d

Dear all,I've been investigating 9/11 for about 18 months now. F9/11 is just the tip of the iceberg. It gets real nasty when you start getting into the nitty gritty, so much so you may well come across info you wish you hadn't such that your view of the world geopolitics will change significantly.F9/11 is just the stretch and yawn, if you really want to wake up read Michael C. Ruppert's "Crossing The Rubicon: The Decline of the American Empire at the end of the Age of Oil".http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0865715408/qid=1106929314/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl/026-8249393-1007635

Paul Davis ● 7392d

Gerry, Paul and Phil,I am still shaking with rage over this film.The American public had access to it prior to their election, so how on earth did they put Bush back into the White House?How is it we don't see the Texan oil rig workers in any of our news visits to Iraq (according to a young GI interviewed, they earn five times his salary!).Does Saudi Arabia really have such a foothold in this country and in the USA?  Amputation for theft, stoning for adultery...very forward thinking people!Only one US senator with a son serving in the American forces, out of 500 or so?The sooner we (Britain) break with Bush and his friends in the oil industry, the better for all of us, and get our troops back home.Friends here laughed at me when I said Iraq will be another Vietnam;  I think I also heard that comment made during Fahrenheit 9/11 last night.

Ann S. Allridge ● 7392d

It was truly terrifying.  It is beyond my comprehension that we can be taken into a fraudulent war in which over 100,000 innocent lives were needlessly lost, and that the people responsible can be returned to office (or in Bliar's case will be shortly) as though nothing had happened.  Thousands of those who marched against the war will be campaigning in a month or two for this man's re-election.  Can you see now why I get so angry with these cretins?

Phil Andrews ● 7392d

ANN & PAUL, I'm getting really frightened about George Dubya and our Tone.If I ask a very simple question like:IS THE WORLD A SAFER AND A BETTER PLACE IN WHICH TO LIVE, THAN IT WAS FIVE YEARS AGO?...the simple answer should be YES! But I'm really frightened now, because the simple truth is that the answer is NO! :-(

Gerry Tan ● 7392d

I watched the film on SKY TV a couple of months ago and i must admit its a superb film but for all the wrong reasons of course.

Paul Fisher ● 7392d