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Michael Moore Isn't Through With George W. Bush. Not By A Long Shot!


New Moore Film, 'Fahrenheit 911,' Will Expose Bush Administration's Complicity For 9/11!


Controversial and Oscar winning film director Michael Moore is no fan of
republicans or democrats, but he thinks he has the goods on George W.
Bush and will present them for the world to see in his new film "Fahrenheit
911." Adding insult to injury, the film is scheduled for release just as
election 2004 kicks into high gear!


Variety online is reporting the filmmaker is working a deal with actor Mel
Gibson's production company to finance the film, a documentary that will
trace the roots of terrorism against the United States. Moore will also spell
out dealings between two generations of the Bush and bin Laden families.

"The primary thrust of the new film is what has happened to the country since Sept. 11, and how the Bush
administration used this tragic event to push its agenda," Moore said in the Variety report.


Moore said the film "certainly does deal with the Bush and bin Laden ties," and "asks a number of questions
that I don't have the answers to yet, but which I intend to find out." The trade paper said Moore has done
research for the film for a year.

Moore plans to release "Fahrenheit 911" in time for France's Cannes Film Festival in 2004 -- a release timed
before the presidential election that fall.

Moore's latest book, Stupid White Men, currently sits atop The New York Time's best sellers list and is the best
selling non-fiction book this year. However, the book was almost never released.

After 9/11, the book's publisher, HarperCollins, was pondering whether the book might be "too offensive" to
those who supported George W. Bush. Moore was told that unless he re-wrote large sections of the book
(sections mostly dealing with criticisms of Bush), change the title cover, and reimburse the publisher of up to
$100,000 so the new version could be reprinted, the HarperCollins would destroy the ENTIRE run of 50,000
copies that had already been printed and he would have to wait over a year to shop the book to other
publishers.

Fortunately a group of librarians organized a letter-writing campaign to HarperCollins and, after weighing all
their options, decided to release the book unchanged and uncensored on Tuesday, February 19th, 2002.

Though Moore was met with little resistance in filming his Oscar winning documentary "Bowling For
Columbine," which also took swipes at the American conservative agenda, the information that 'Fahrenheit
911' will potentially present could set off a political firestorm in Washington - touching both republicans and
democrats - but perhaps causing irreparable harm to republicans in particular.

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Michael Moore = Rosie O'Donnell w/a little more testosterone. *barf*

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He doesn't have the balls to really expose what went down.

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I think he would if he could find some proof.

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After all, when you have Charlton Heston himself saying that America's murder rate can be attributed to the fact that it has "more ethnicities" than other countries, the rest doesn't seem to be that big of a stretch.

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