Anti-Moore movie "Weapon of Mass Destruction" opens in MARYLAND (10/22/04)From www.wmd-themovie.com/theaterlocations.html:
Washington, D.C.
www.IraqiTruthProject.com ^ | October 14, 2004 | RonDog [and FRiends]
Posted on 10/14/2004 6:28:54 PM PDT by RonDog
MARYLAND
LOEWS Wisconsin Avenue 6Washington DC
202.244.0882
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Now that's a man with a mission.
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MOVIE REVIEW - WMD: THE MURDEROUS REIGN OF SADDAM HUSSEIN
Doug from Upland, FreeRepublic | 10-7-04 | Doug from Upland
Posted on 10/07/2004 8:18:26 PM PDT by doug from upland
MOVIE REVIEW
WMD: THE MURDEROUS REIGN OF SADDAM HUSSEIN
Brad Maaske/Jano Rosebiani
Perhaps the most powerful and emotional film at the recent Liberty Film Festival in West Hollywood, California was WMD: THE MURDEROUS REIGN OF SADDAM HUSSEIN.
Filmmakers Brad Maaske and Kurdish/American Jano Rosebiani have provided the world with long overdue heart-wrenching visual evidence that millions of human beings were living a literal hell on earth. How ironic. Hell in the Cradle of Civilization.
Men, women, and children were beaten, tortured, gassed, imprisoned, and murdered in unspeakable ways. Tens of thousands simply disappeared and were never seen by their families again. Those who survived live with incomprehensible physical and/or mental anguish.
The death of innocents may total as high 1.3 million. While the United Nations supervised the notorious Oil for Food program, criminals and thugs made millions of dollars. As many as 3 million children died because of lack of food, medicine, and medical care. The world did not do that. The United States did not do that. Saddam Hussein did that. He kept perhaps $10 billion dollars for himself while letting the children die.
Rosebiani provided footage from Iraq possessed by no other filmmaker in the world. The voiceovers were not even necessary. We could look into peoples eyes and souls and feel what they were saying.
Let the sanctions work? Let the sanctions work? Are you kidding? No one who watches this film will again tolerate those who tell them that the sanctions were working. Sorry, that it ludicrous and insulting.
God bless America and its allies. They are not the coerced or bribed as a particular disingenuous presidential candidate calls them. God bless those dedicated brave men and women who continue to confront evil in Iraq. Bribed and coerced? Not on your life. They are heroes.
There are no finer heroes in the world than the Americans who volunteered, left comfort at home, and risk their lives everyday so that others may enjoy the freedom that too many of us take for granted. They are in both military gear and civilian clothing.
After 12 years and 17 resolutions, Hussein was still playing games with the world. Victor Davis Hanson provided remarkable insight about the United Nations and why it is incapable of solving any of the worlds problems. Their goal appears to be little more than trying to attack, embarrass, and humiliate the United States. China is on the Security Council. Syria and Libya are on particular human rights committees. There is something very wrong with that picture.
Operation Iraqi Freedom indeed shocked and awed the world. In less than three weeks, Baghdad was taken. It was the greatest modern military marvel.
WMD contains a great deal of powerful footage from September 11, 2001. Only a short three years later, far too many Americans seem to have forgotten. They seem not to realize that we are in a world war that will likely continue for a very long time. It is almost painful to watch some of the man on the street interviews in which those who loathe our president are staggeringly ignorant of history and world affairs. For those who refer to our president as a Nazi, I ask you, what word is left for Hitler? What word do you use for the real Nazis?
If anyone did not shed a tear at the end of the film when the story of a soldier named Daniel Unger was told, they are without feelings. Unger was from Maaskes hometown of Exeter, California. His heroic actions saved Iraqi lives but cost him his own. Ungers parents are devastated but spoke on camera and exhibited a rare courage and pride for what their son had done. Knowing their son, they would have been shocked if he had been anything other than a hero.
WMD: THE MURDEROUS REIGN OF SADDAM HUSSEIN must be seen by those who question why we went to war in Iraq. It might not change the minds of the most rabid Bush haters who are filled with hate because of their political agenda, but it will change the hearts and minds of those who have hearts and minds.
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Exactly what I was hoping for...more theaters in more states. Between this and http://www.fahrenhype911.com
These films might turn the tide along with Stolen Honor.
The truth MUST be shown and these films must be purchased and seen and passed onto as many people as possible.
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I am surprised that someone like Mel Gibson wouldn't help a guy like this distribute/market his film...
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bumpin' again
Someone send a copy to Roger Ebert.
...About 10,000 DVDs of the movie will be sent to American troops serving in Iraq.
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NOTE:
Brad Maaske sold most of his property and mortgaged his home to finance the $300,000 production titled "Weapon of Mass Destruction: The Murderous Reign of Saddam Hussein."
WMD Movie Brings New Energy to our troops
NewsMax ^ | Oct. 18, 2004 | Dave Eberhart
Posted on 10/17/2004 8:14:58 AM PDT by lward99
I just spoke with a few friends of mine in Iraq. I sent his unit 100 DVD's of the WMD Movie. He said he could not describe the emotion, and sense of pride it brought when they watched it.
I suggest every one buys a copy http://www.wmddvd.com and show it to all doubters about the war. You will win them over.
People have to know the truth about Iraq.
Dave Eberhart, NewsMax.com
Monday, Oct. 18, 2004
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Weighing the human and economic toll of going to war against a tyrant in Iraq, a new film answers the question millions of Americans are asking before going to the polls: Has the war been worth it?
Thats the essential question asked in a new documentary film by Brad Maaske, a Central California businessman who hastens to distance himself from Hollywood types voicing opinions that he says lack foundation.
Contrary to Moore's claims, this film shows that George Bush was right when he confronted axis of evil member Iraq -- and liberated the Iraqi people using armed force.
Alarmed by the wellspring of criticism of the Iraqi war and the American policies backing it, particularly Michael Moore's recent film blasting President George W. Bush, Maaske sets out to uncover the truth surrounding the war, Americas military engagement, Iraqs links to global terrorism, and in particular, the under-reported acts of atrocity committed directly by or under the command of Saddam Hussein.
WMD The Murderous Reign of Saddam Hussein, released theatrically in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles on October 8, followed by release in theatres in other major markets and on DVD...
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