[BillF]

Emphasis added by me.

I just found out about this last night.

As the Bush administration continues work to protect Americans from terrorists and their tyrant allies, the leftists continue work to protect tyrants from the U.S.

[dirtboy]

And most terrifying of all, an invasion begun for one overwhelming reason: precious fluids.

Funny, Slick's attack on Sudan and Afghanistan was all about that - certain precious fluids left on a certain blue dress. Don't recall Garofalo and others protesting THAT...

[Numbers Guy]

raise money for groups still working hard for peace, justice and relief in Iraq

Ah, so the money raised will go to DoD. The US military has done more in the last two months for peace, justice, and relief in Iraq than all the humanitarian NGOs combined have done worldwide in the last couple decades.

[bullseye1911]

God!!!I hate these people!!!

[annyokie]

Where's the picture of Slim Pickens riding the bomb? Yeehaw!

[justshutupandtakeit]

The movie is not relevent to Iraq.

It is incredibly funny and even with an overall Leftist message a great movie with great performances.

Watch those vital bodily fluids.

[Asclepius]

As the war on Iraq winds down (at least on TV), as the perils (and profits) of occupation loom, and as the Bushies plot the next pre-emptive strike, Operation Strangelove aims to show the warmongers in their true light.

That'll really stick it to those "Bushies". Watching films and stuff. Who says our anti-war brothers and sisters are bereft of ideas and opportunities?

The "warmongers" must be quaking in their combat boots as they quietly study satellite photos of Damascus, Terhan, Riyad etc.

[Psalm 73]

Dammit - they're after our precious bodily fluids.....

[jayef]

Republican war bad.

Democrat war good.

[Agent Smith]

With all the new info on floride...perhaps General Ripper was RIGHT!

Ice cream Mandrake! Childrens ice cream.

[finnman69]

These bufoons need to be reminded it was because of 'cowboys' like Ronald Reagan we don't have to fear that a Dr. Strangelove like doomsday did not and won't happen.

[js1138]

I love Dr. Strangelove. I don't think it supports a left wing view of the world. Kubrick was an equal opportunity cynic.

[CaptRon]

Just another photo-op staged by the left...

[NJJ]

It's a great idea putting on a classic movie that anyone would want to see, to get a good turn-out. It's like asking people to support a cause by turning their headlights on in daylight and then commenting on the great response. Of course, I have no control over my headlights anymore, since they're on all the time.

[My2Cents]

Don't these people get tired of being wrong?

[Dr. Eckleburg]

Kubrick is rolling over in his grave.

He was NEVER part of the idiot-left of Hollywood.

My favorite Kubrick quote is about Spielberg, whom he scorned, contrary to popular myth.

"Six million Jews died in WW2, and Spielberg makes a movie about the 600 who lived."

Unfortunately, with prompting from his friends, Stanley's slipping down the Memory Hole, too.

[Risa]

>>Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb" seems like a satirical time bomb planted ...set to detonate on Bush’s doctrine of unilateral warfare, anytime, anywhere. <<

The film's theme is about the Cold War and the absurdity of mutual deterrence, i.e. each side amassing an arsenal of nuclear weapons to deter the other from a first strike. I cannot fathom how this theme relates even remotely to the war against Saddam.

Of course, the people promoting this are reported to be of rather low intelligence, and I suppose capable of seeing connections where there are none. Yet, one would expect the article's author to have had enough education to drive him to do some research on the film, before subjecting the world to his stupidity.

risa

[AgThorn]

[Paul Atreides]

[P.O.E.]

And I wasn't invited?

[taxed2death]

"As the Bush administration continues work to protect Americans....."




Bla, Bla, Bla.

Sell your BS somewhere else.



Our borders are still wide open.

You've been watching too much network TV.