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Since his fat ass hasn't had enough interfering with the US' political process, now he wants to interfere in Canada's.

I wanna see his face when he sees PM Stephen Harper taking office.

1 posted on 06/24/2004 3:31:33 PM PDT by El Conservador
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You mean Moore is not a Canadian?


2 posted on 06/24/2004 3:32:48 PM PDT by gilliam
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What a hate-filled anti-American jerk!


3 posted on 06/24/2004 3:36:37 PM PDT by Unam Sanctam
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Since when has the Upper West Side of Manhattan been "on the Canadian border"?


4 posted on 06/24/2004 3:41:15 PM PDT by Kiss Me Hardy
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Hey Canada! Michael Moore wants to be one of you and influence your elections!

Please take him in and make him Canadian. We'd gladly trade him for Wayne Gretsky... or Brian Mulroney... or some softwood lumber... Heck, we'd give you him for free, as long as you promise never to let him leave.

Please be a good neighbor and give this piece of refuse a home.

Thanks.


6 posted on 06/24/2004 3:53:54 PM PDT by conservative in nyc
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"And that ethic says: 'We're all Canadians, we're all in the same boat. If one of us gets sick, that person should get health care 'cause we're all affected.'

Moore's just standing up for his fellow fatties, knowing that they suck up more health care resources than those not 100 pounds overweight. How could a fattie expect to pay for his own health care? You need a nation to support such gluttony.

7 posted on 06/24/2004 3:55:28 PM PDT by zoyd (Hi, I'm with the government. We're going to make you like your neighbor.)
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This seems apropos.

From Filibuster Cartoons.

9 posted on 06/24/2004 4:02:51 PM PDT by NovemberCharlie
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I think Moore needs some geography lessons. Manhattan is not on the Canadian border.


10 posted on 06/24/2004 4:09:20 PM PDT by macrahanish #1
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More horsepoo from Michael "Citzen Genet" Moore. Who was Citizen Genet, and why do I compare Moore to him? From a weblogging historian... The French Revolution arrived in the United States in April of 1793 in the form of a young well-spoken man. Edmond Charles Genet, known by his revolutionary salutation as Citizen Genet, was the representative of that French republic that had been created after the king was deposed.(snip)

After landing in Charleston Genet tarried for a few days, issuing letters of marque and reprisal to four privateers which would be manned by American sailors and arranging with the French consul in Charleston to set up a prize court. On April 18 Genet left for Philadelphia so that he could officially be received by the United States Government. Genet chose to travel by land, calculating that the enthusiastic reception he had received on the docks of Charleston might well be repeated along his journey.(Clinton's book tour)

He calculated correctly, for every village and hamlet along the 28 day journey (Cannes Festival standing ovation)turned out to cheer the personification of the French Revolution. His trip was a grand progress and not a simple journey. When Genet arrived in Philadelphia on May 16, he was greeted with an even more enormous festival(There's that word).

The American Revolution had engaged in a few moments of dramatic public theater, but only in a few. The French Revolution had used political theater at every instant, from dramatic confrontations to formal set pieces. The king(Bill and Hillary) had his long tradition of pageantry and spectacle, and the French Revolutionaries countered with their own pageants, their own stylized gestures. Genet brought this theatricality, this sense of making grand gestures and of playing to the balconies, with him to Philadelphia.

Washington, Jefferson, Hamilton (Bush, Cheney, Rummy) and the other American leaders were very familiar with the politics of personal presentation. Their accustomed venue was not a street full of cheering citizens but a drawing room or other circumscribed site. The American cabinet tried to decide what to do with this flamboyant and charismatic Frenchman. They had a good idea of his intentions, having quickly heard of the privateers and of his attempts to raise a force of American soldiers to spread the principles of the French Revolution to Louisiana, Florida, and Canada.

In the end, we asked the Democrats...um...in France, to take him back. But the French Gov't had changed, and he would have been led to the guillotine. Washington let Genet stay in the US where he passed on in 1834. I say we let Moore stay in Canada.

11 posted on 06/24/2004 4:14:50 PM PDT by Keith (IT'S ABOUT THE JUDGES)
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Moore is originally from Michigan. He must be hanging out at his palatial estate in Detroit, mere inches from the Canadian border.
Har.
13 posted on 06/24/2004 4:30:33 PM PDT by muleskinner
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Why Michael Moore getting so much press. We should just ignore the obnoxious leftist trash.


15 posted on 06/24/2004 4:47:41 PM PDT by Jaded (Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society. - Mark Twain)
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The American way is pull yourself up by your bootstraps

So what the heck is wrong with that?

16 posted on 06/24/2004 4:49:26 PM PDT by mhking
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If one of us gets sick, that person should get health care 'cause we're all affected infected'. Infected by socialism.
17 posted on 06/24/2004 4:54:58 PM PDT by JayNorth
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When asked why he's concerned with Canadian politics, Moore responded: "Well first of all, I live on the Canadian border. I don't want to have to look across the border and see you guys going our way."

Manhattan's Upper West Side is on the Canadian border? Who knew!

18 posted on 06/24/2004 4:55:38 PM PDT by NYCVirago
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maybe they should BURN moore!

Fat makes a bright flame!


19 posted on 06/24/2004 4:55:52 PM PDT by steplock (http://www.gohotsprings.com)
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Wanna help health care?
Give everyone tax breaks for their premium payouts.
That'll help it - alot.
And find a network of doctors who deal in cash only so I only have to purchase catastrophic insurance.
That'll work.
I'll also sign an agreement that I won't sue.
There.


21 posted on 06/24/2004 5:11:58 PM PDT by mabelkitty
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If the Liberals are swept out of power Monday, that will be a political earthquake that will knock the Left down into an even deeper state of depression. I really can't wait to see the look on their faces after the weekend!


22 posted on 06/24/2004 5:14:33 PM PDT by goldstategop (In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives On In My Heart Forever)
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"The American way is pull yourself up by your bootstraps: 'Me, me, me, me, me. It's mine. It's mine.' You know? Don't go that way. Your Conservatives are trying to take you that way."

Don't think this 'gasseous bloviating' will impress the Canadians. I hope Moore keeps it up.

The only downside; is thanks to Moore; our neighbors will come to the conclusion that the 'worst they could think of us'; is really true.

23 posted on 06/24/2004 5:14:34 PM PDT by cricket
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Could this guy be any more of an idiot?


26 posted on 06/24/2004 5:32:04 PM PDT by Bullish
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This propaganda film reminds of Joseph Goebbels' Der ewige Jude {The Eternal Jew}.
The parallels are unmistakable.
Crude and full of half truths, some segemts are absurdly laughable.
They both play fast and loose with the truth to create support for a lie.

For example, notice the footage of a kosher slaughter where a jewish rabbi is falsely shown to be gleeful because a cow is bleeding to death.

They both rely on a heap of innuendo and conspiracy theories,
-whereas bold faced lies are presented as fact.

Whilst Joseph Goebbels' Der ewige Jude brews hatred towards Jews in the middle of a war,
Micheal Moore's F/9/11 brews up hatred towards Bush in the middle of the war we find ourselfs in.

27 posted on 06/24/2004 5:33:18 PM PDT by TeleStraightShooter (Kerry{D-Hanoi} plans to graff post-Vietnam policy on Iraq: Exit & let the Syrian Baathists take over)
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"And that ethic says: 'We're all Canadians, we're all in the same boat.

Who's this "we," fatboy?

Apparently Mikey hasn't figured out that the God-ordained purpose of his mouth is to stuff Double Whoppers into, not meddle in politics outside of his own country.

29 posted on 06/24/2004 6:47:00 PM PDT by RansomOttawa
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