Fahrenheit 911

[dusken]

[patlajan]

"Since when is propaganda criticism?"

-To crisize the american system does that make it propagandaa? oh oh oh wait its socialist propaganda!?

When your critism is based on half truths and bankrolled by a milloinare arab businessman who used to make million dollar deals with saddam, yes you can call that propaganda.

[Anonymouse]

Since when is propaganda criticism?

Everything is propaganda eggplant, because everything is direct by people who have an agenda, who want you to accept something. The human mind is an empty thing made to be filled, it is made to be conditioned, but with that? Correct ideas or incorrect ideas?

Still, Michael Moore is a quasi-Socialist idiot.

[Anonymouse]

"Since when is propaganda criticism?"

-To crisize the american system does that make it propagandaa? oh oh oh wait its socialist propaganda!?

I am not a fan of Michael Moron but I welcome his criticism, nor am I a fan of the neoconservatives, or the Imperial Administration, but then again, neither am I a fan of Socialistic countries such as Sweden or France.

[Tres Bien]

Sweden is getting more and more like usa for each day.hurahh.

[Anonymouse]

I saw this documentary last night, and for all the idiocy Michael Moron has produced over the years, I must say this is the best one yet. Minus his obvious attempt at trying to give him credit for spreading the wisdom that Bush is an idiot and capitalized on 9-11, he presents some nice facts that the general masses need to see. All in all it was a terrific documentary highlighting perhaps one of the most corrupt stages of the American government. I highly recommend it to anyone, except for myopic eggplants who like to revel in his ignorance and not explore the forbidden territory that might crack his edifice of thought.

[Anonymouse]

By the way, maybe Ardenik or The Dusken can answer this question. When you go to the website www.fahrenheit911.com, and you view the trailer for the movie, there is a rock song that plays toward the end of the trailer. It sounds very familiar but I can't quite put mind on it. I really want to know which song it is and who it is by. Bob Dylan? The Grateful Dead? Anyone? My guess is as good as yours.

[dusken]

By the way, maybe Ardenik or The Dusken can answer this question. When you go to the website www.fahrenheit911.com, and you view the trailer for the movie, there is a rock song that plays toward the end of the trailer. It sounds very familiar but I can't quite put mind on it. I really want to know which song it is and who it is by. Bob Dylan? The Grateful Dead? Anyone? My guess is as good as yours.

I believe the band is called Ten Years After. I do not know the name of the song. They are a late 60's early 70's band.

[Anonymouse]

I believe the band is called Ten Years After. I do not know the name of the song. They are a late 60's early 70's band.

Finally someone knows. Thanks. Although I'd like to get the name of the song, that's a start though. I noticed it had a very old sound, more of a classic rockesque sound.

[dusken]

Run a search for it. I am sure you are not the only one to wonder. Anyway, they were a short-lived band. You can probably get their entire discography for $50.