Is Loose Change ( 9/11 documentary) worthwhile? Why or why not?
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It's thought provoking until you find that it was just a manipulation itself, biased, innaccurate and a polished and creative, though very underhanded attempt to use propaganda against Bush and Iraq like so many liberals continue to do.
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Fahrenheit 9/11 is a oscar nominated documentary from Michael Moore and represents his view on what happened to the United States after September 11; and how the Bush Administration allegedly used the tragic event to push forward its agenda for unjust wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.\nIt is very polemic if you like Bush administration you will not like it and the other way round.\nDo not confuse with "Fahrenheit 451", a François Truffaut movie from 1966, based on the book of the same name from Ray Bradbury.
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Unfortunately, very close to the truth!\nAll the facts he pointed out in his movie are backed up with news publications, personal interviews, and eyewitness reports!\n\nI say very close because he still gave it a passive mainstream media Hollywood spin. The realities of the 9/11 situation are much more shocking than even he's willing to point out.
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Hahaha...I asked a very similar question a week ago. It's a really good question that liberals cannot answer. The funniest thing was that a couple of people told me to watch Fahrenheit 9/11 or Loose change...great sources(or so liberals think!)
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United 93 is a really good movie. It is emotional for some but i thought it showed the storie of what the people in the plane where going thru. Im grew up in NY and i was there when 9/11 happen so it was hard for me at first to watch them b/c it shows the planes flyin into the WTC on the United 93 movie. Its a very good movie just watch it the movie will give you better understanding on what happen.
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Stuff about 9/11 sounds interesting and there are many things that has not been clarified by our government. We can doubt what they do and I do not believe everything the politicians says. The video clip does not have many solid evidence and the creator is not credible enough.
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http://www.popularmechanics.com/science/defense/1227842.html\nhttp://wtc.nist.gov/\nhttp://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/06/05/911_documentary_removed/\nhttp://www.ccdominoes.com/lc/LooseChangeGuide.html\nhttp://www.abovetopsecret.com/pages/911_pentagon_757_plane_evidence.html\n\nNow let's have a second try?  G'head, let's see where you go with it.
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How about you do some more research, and then tell us what YOU think.  A little common sense will get you thinking the right way.  Good luck.\n\nhttp://www.abovetopsecret.com/pages/911_pentagon_757_plane_evidence.html\nhttp://www.ccdominoes.com/lc/LooseChangeGuide.html\nhttp://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/06/05/911_documentary_removed/\nhttp://wtc.nist.gov/\nhttp://www.popularmechanics.com/science/defense/1227842.html\nhttp://911myths.com/
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yes it is totally worth seeing it full of suspense,fear and intensity!!\n\ni give it 5 stars!
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Check out the movie Loose Change.\nGoogle it and watch for free.\n Also Check out In Plane View.\n& no your not crazy :)
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Annie, the issue really doesn't appear to be if global changes are happening but why. The movie has some truths to it but the alarmist nature of the movie is a bit over the top in my view and that of many others who have seen it. No doubt we must do what we can within reason to stop adding to a problem, but we also have to be able to reasonably show that us making a change would have an effect and not make decisions in haste that will negatively affect other unless they will make a difference. Not good to go off running and shouting about the sky falling unless it really is falling.\n\n\nedit: I applaud you thinking for yourself in this matter. Gather all the information you can find, check it out and make up your own mind rather than just fall in line.
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It brought women together for the first time to discuss these issues under the leadership of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott. These women had been active in the fight against slavery and were aware of women's second grade status - there is an interesting parallel with second wave feminism a century later. It used the rhetoric of the Declaration of Independence to appeal to American ideas of political participation.\n\nGood luck with the documentary.
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http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5137581991288263801&q=loose+change
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get the movie farneheit 9/11. if you havent heard of it, its a documentary by michael moore about how godd.amn retarded our president is SHOWING facts about why he is the worst president in history and why he should be impeached and imprisoned.
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Michael Moore is a very good presenter of films. He does get to the truth. His job is to bring his version of the news to us in a spectacular fashion. I have Fahrenheit 911 and Bowling for Columbine on DVD. Both are good films.
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I saw the movie last night (Thanksgiving) and it is one of the best movies I have seen in a long time. Well worth your time although more clips and storyline should have been about Kennedy; still in the end, he is what you will take away from this.\n\nI remember the day he died well and gave it 4 out of 4 stars. My brother who was 3 gave it 4/4 and my 16 year old nephew gave it 3/4. Do yourself a favor and see the movie. \n\nJFK and particularly RFK had a profound effect on my life. I was a teenager when Bobby Kennedy was killed. At age ten, I, on my own, went to JFK headquarters and got and passed out campaign fliers. His book, Profiles in courage, influenced deeply the rearing of my children. I taught them to always have the moral courage to stand up for what they believed even if they \nwere the only one or were ostracized. To stand up for good and the underdog, to be non conformist and dare to be different, I taught them buy having the courage to speak up boldly even if they were alone, they might give someone else who feels the same way but who is too scared or shy to speak up the courage to speak up too.\n\nI wanted to go into politics and read thick political books like "American Democracy in World Prospective" while peers read romance novels. (I got married instead subsequently.) But it was Bobby who captured my heart and soul. I memorized many of his speeches and some I still use and recall the words though it has been nearly 40 years ago. He so inspired me with his deeds and his words. He wrote me a letter. \n\nConcerning the movie, although I was disappointed there was not more focus on his life and footage at points during the movie, in the end, the film triumphed tying it all together. The film maintained my interests and had some great performances. But it is the emotions which it wrought within me at the end which cause me to give it a 10 and call it one of the best movies \nI have seen recently. \n\nI was very surprised at the extreme emotions that cursed through me, particularly at the end of the film. First the anticipation of what was coming caused me to tense up. Watching that final night play out like I saw so many years ago brought me right back to the moment it really happened. \n\nI could not stop crying. Indeed, I kept putting my face in my hands and really crying hard. I had to stifle back sobs that threatened to escape and embarrass me. I could not stop wiping the tears so it brought me back to that moment when America saw its 3rd assassination. Those words that so inspired and called us forth to be a compassionate, just, peaceful nation that strived to mends bridges and really look at how we spent our limited time and what we might accomplish would never again be there to guide and remind us of what a better world we might have. With him, those hopes seemed to die. It wasn't long when the wealthy elite began to escalate destruction of our country. \n\nBoth JFK and RFK had the unique ability to really make us look at ourselves and call forth the best within ourselves. When we lost these leaders of insight, intelligence, and empathy, we as a country lost a lot..our very souls and trust. It was a time in history of men of courage, idealism, and good mores that soon fled from all but those who still recall that "each time a man stands up for an ideal, acts to improve the lot of others and strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope and that ripple \ncrossing a million centers of energy and daring can build a wall that can sweep away the mightiest walls of oppression and resistance" and those who are mindful that "few will have the greatness to bend history itself but each of us can work to change a small portions of history and within those acts will be written the history of this generation." \n\n"It is from numberless, diverse acts of courage", he said. I didn't want to leave the theatre, but to reflect on all I was feeling. I con
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