[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.

[LiberationIT]

I've always enjoyed this movie, its one of three tapes I own. Even though the movie is meant to slam conservatives, it has always, to me at least, vividly demonstrated the profound ignorance and baseless paranoia of the left.

Screen away airheads. The parody is of you.

[cake_crumb]

PSSSSST....Jeanine, you idiot: the war in Iraq is over.

[cake_crumb]

Forty years after its filming, the dark and explosively funny "Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb" seems like a satirical time bomb planted by Stanley Kubrick and Terry Southern, set to detonate on Bush’s doctrine of unilateral warfare, anytime, anywhere.

Psssst, Jeanine, you idiot: the Cold War is over too.

[cake_crumb]

"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."

I'm still trying to get this straight in my head:

Not long ago, anti-war protestors were campaigning for Cold War-style 'containment' of Saddam.

So a war was forced on the coalition, which won - to the unending chagrin of the anti-war protestors.

...So NOW they're using a film about Cold War containment to protest a president who knew that Cold War-style 'containment' against the biggest supporter of terrorism in the Mideast FAILED for 12 years, and so didn't GO for more Cold War-style 'containment' of Saddam...which the left was originally calling for?

[BillF]

Flagging this to you as I understand that you are active in Tri-state nyc area FR activities.

[Chad Fairbanks]

Wouldn't these screenings constitute a violation of the law, if they charged people (i.e. so-called 'Donations') to view it?

[sauropod]

You going?

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

Gee, it's a real big surprise that Janeane Garbageflow would be involved in something like this.

[weegee]

[George W. Bush]

The Strangelove film isn't really all that relevant to use against Bush on the Iraq issue.

Well, I guess some weak-minded liberals will waste money on this so these wackos will get the money they want to run some more dopey Garofalo/Sarandon anti-war (anti-Bush) commercials.

[lowbridge]

[weegee]

A better headline would read:

Saddamites Gather At Homes For Strangelove

[weegee]

Terry Southern, the author of Dr. Strangelove, died in 1995. He missed out on hearing about about Bill Clinton's presidential hummer from a novice intern.

He missed out on hearing about Bill Clinton's bombing campaign (on Wednesday) when he was facing an impeachment vote on Saturday (Dec 18, 1998).

He certainly didn't have a say in the attempt to steal the election by lawyer teams in 2000.

He missed out on anthrax attacks, a second (and successful) attack desinged to bring down the WTC, and Saddam's shell games.

He most certainly did not voice in against President George W. Bush or against Gulf War II. His son is running his website and moving his lips like the kids in Weekend At Bernies.

He would have found elements of the above events that he missed both humorous and frightening. His son's a clymer for besmirtching his father's legacy.

[vikingchick]

Garafalo is an obvious testosterone-aphobe. Why doesn't she just take her strangelove DVD and sit on it and twirl?

[SpinyNorman]

Forty years after its filming, the dark and explosively funny "Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb" seems like a satirical time bomb planted by Stanley Kubrick and Terry Southern, set to detonate on Bush's doctrine of unilateral warfare, anytime, anywhere.

Yeah, sure Janeane. This is the seminal problem liberals have: the inability to distinguish fiction from reality. Probably a hideous side effect of working in a fantasy land.