[Dutchgirl]

I paid to see Michael Moore last night, in "Team America: World Police." He blew up real good!

That alone was worth the price of admission, but then the Tim Robbins puppet was imolated and I was tempted to stay for the second show!

[Dont Mention the War]

A Freeper posted earlier this week saying he was going to be in the audience for this. I hope he posts about his experience.

[kempster]

Thanks, but I'll pass.

[agere_contra]

Thanks for watching it, British. That's like taking a bullet for us!

[danceordie]

hmm, how did Frum get on alone against Blumenthal and Moore? and what was Littlejohn doing there!?

[wildandcrazyrussian]

The local college here in a small town in West Virginia paid him $20,000 to be on their "lecture series", and not only did he say that, but the reporter even printed it (and a couple of other examples) word for word in a followup article.

So not only it is OK to give this left-wing propagandist lots of money for a political rally days before the election, at which attendance was mandatory for many students, but they also provided three advance articles and built it up like the biggest and most important event in years. Yet when the rare conservative speaker comes to the same "lecture series", they don't even bother to publicize it! I heard of Alan Keyes (past presidential candidate), my favorite orator, coming to speak just one hour beforehand by word of mouth, and tried with little success to locate and pass the word to some other conservatives.

[Rebelbase]

How does the word "git" translate into Americanese?

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

Michael Moore was on BBC TV last night.

Cripes, one more thing they'll want us to apologize for. Maybe somebody will start a website with conservative Christians posing with signs saying "We apologize to the World for Micheal Moore, he does not speak for us."

BTW, aside from very brief snippets, I don't recall ever seeing der Fette (Goering's epithet) on the Telly in the U.S., but I don't fish much in those waters.

[Slyfox]