Oh man, that is a direct hit!
Are these the pictures of the people that died on 9-11?
Michael Moore is cut of the same cloth as American born Nazi propagandists "Axis Sally" (Mildred Gillars) and Lord Haw Haw (William Joyce). Both were convicted of treason after WWII; Mr. Joyce was hanged by the British. Miss Gillars was sentenced to prison.
Mr. Moore's use of interview footage with wounded soldiers in Fahrenheit 911 was akin to Miss Gillars' own broadcast edited interviews with captured American soldiers (she posed as a Red Cross representative). See FahrenHYPE 911 to see one of the soldiers protest the exploitation of his hospitalization by the antiAmerican Michael Moore. It is why I call him Axis Mikey.
There is footage in FahrenHYPE 911 of some critics (soldiers? Dick Morris?) comparing Michael Moore's tactics to the propagandists of WWII (Tokio Rose?). I think it is good of them to draw the allusion. I think that they could have gone much farther with it. I would also steer clear of the "Tokio Rose" comparisons (in part because there was no one who broadcast with that name, the woman who was convicted, Iva Toguri, may have even been coerced into her broadcasts by the Japanese).
Michael Moore, like Mildred Gillars and William Joyce freely chose their sides. There are surprisingly similar sentiments expressed.
Don't let up on Michael Moore. He doesn't need to be hunted down by the authorities like a cur but he does need to be exposed for what he is. Jane Fonda was never prosecuted for treason in a time of war but few Americans doubt that she was guilty of the act (the photo of her with the North Vietnamese sitting on an anti-aircraft gun provided plenty of aid and comfort to the enemy).
I think it would be appropriate considering he's made millions benefitting from their deaths.
or pictures of the president of france in a neglige
Mike "Lumpy Reifenstahl" must be really frustrated and eating himself into a coma this week!
Is there software available that will make these mosaics based on my collection of images?
Mikey Moore and The Big Lie. Good job.
