Posted on 07/30/2004 11:05:33 AM PDT by A2J
There are many articles which have pointed out the distortions, falsehoods, and lies in the film Fahrenheit 9/11. This report compiles the Fahrenheit 9/11 deceits which have been identified by a wide variety of reviewers. In addition, I identify some inaccuracies which have not been addressed by other writers.
The report follows the approximate order in which the movie covers particular topics: the Bush family, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, and Iraq. This report focuses solely on factual issues, and not on aesthetic criticism of the film.
To understand the deceptions, it helps to understand Moores ideological position. So let us start with Moores belief that the September 11 attacks on the United States were insignificant.
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"Fifty-nine deceits in Farenheit 911."
Then in the next minute of film...
In the congressional interview section I had heard - sorry no hard evidence here- that one congressman had stated "no, that he would, but his son was 7; and even if he was old enough it would be his decision to make, not mine."
Supposedly Moore only showed the word no.
Apologize if I'm not correct on this.
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bump
unsure. I know he left out the part about my Congressman,
Mark Kennedy, when he said he actually did have a nephew
in Iraq.
What you're talking about may have also been part of that
ambush.
btw, Kennedy is running against Patty "I just don't have
an opinion on that yet" Wetterling.
bookmarked.
ping to dispel the myth.
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