Jackass Michael Moore at it Yet Again
Michael Moore is at it again. (full story below) This time in front of a group at the University of Texas. He starts with his nonsense about Bush not being rightly elected (occupying the land at 1600 PA Ave.), then he goes on to babble about how the war in Iraq really wasn't about WMD. We all know that's nonsense, and if Moore wants to try to amend the US Constitution (the electoral college which put Bush in office), then I suggest he try to get that ball rolling. He only needs 2/3 of the states to make it happen! Good luck, Mikey! This guy is a tactless loser, and he always will be. He will continue to go around and spout of his nonsense and lies, and I will keep posting about it.
On a lighter note...I am going to go see that new movie Holes at 11...which is in a little over 2 hours. Then I have an appt. with someone at 4 PM. I know you all wanted to know, so I'm sharing...
Filmmaker Moore Criticizes Bush Again
Tuesday April 15 3:31 PM ET
Filmmaker Michael Moore, who slammed President Bush and the U.S.-led war in Iraq during his Oscar acceptance speech, continued his criticism before a university crowd in Bush's home state.
The documentary maker said Monday night that the president's approval ratings are high because the American people rally around their leader after a tragedy, and Bush "is the one occupying the federal land at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue."
But Moore said the United States is at war with Iraq because of the former Texas governor's need to keep the public's eye off his domestic failures as president.
"It's not about the weapons of mass destruction; it's about the weapons of mass distraction," he told 4,400 students and guests at the University of Texas.
Pulling his Oscar from a bag, Moore passed the gold statue around the audience, joking, "What are the chances I'm going to get that thing back?"
Moore won his first Oscar last month for "Bowling for Columbine," an examination of gun violence in America. He received a standing ovation when he won and a mixture of cheers and boos with his fiery criticism of President Bush a speech he said he hadn't prepared.
Moore told the Austin American-Statesman before his lecture that 90 percent of the response he's gotten has been positive and that, despite having investigated the roots of violence in his most recent documentary, he hasn't received any threats.
"Should I be getting death threats?" he said, jokingly. "It is pretty risky of me to be coming to Texas, don't you think?"
Posted by Josh at April 21, 2003 08:46 AM
Michael Moor is just a never was director with a single mid range hit (bowling for columbine *sp?*)
He's just catoring to the hippie, social reject population most of his movies are directed towards..
So what a better way to do that than to "oppose" the war?
The man is a farce...
Jackass Michael Moore at it Yet Again
Michael Moore is at it again. (full story below) This time in front of a group at the University of Texas. He starts with his nonsense about Bush not being rightly elected (occupying the land at 1600 PA Ave.), then he goes on to babble about how the war in Iraq really wasn't about WMD. We all know that's nonsense, and if Moore wants to try to amend the US Constitution (the electoral college which put Bush in office), then I suggest he try to get that ball rolling. He only needs 2/3 of the states to make it happen! Good luck, Mikey! This guy is a tactless loser, and he always will be. He will continue to go around and spout of his nonsense and lies, and I will keep posting about it.
On a lighter note...I am going to go see that new movie Holes at 11...which is in a little over 2 hours. Then I have an appt. with someone at 4 PM. I know you all wanted to know, so I'm sharing...
Filmmaker Moore Criticizes Bush Again
Tuesday April 15 3:31 PM ET
Filmmaker Michael Moore, who slammed President Bush and the U.S.-led war in Iraq during his Oscar acceptance speech, continued his criticism before a university crowd in Bush's home state.
The documentary maker said Monday night that the president's approval ratings are high because the American people rally around their leader after a tragedy, and Bush "is the one occupying the federal land at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue."
But Moore said the United States is at war with Iraq because of the former Texas governor's need to keep the public's eye off his domestic failures as president.
"It's not about the weapons of mass destruction; it's about the weapons of mass distraction," he told 4,400 students and guests at the University of Texas.
Pulling his Oscar from a bag, Moore passed the gold statue around the audience, joking, "What are the chances I'm going to get that thing back?"
Moore won his first Oscar last month for "Bowling for Columbine," an examination of gun violence in America. He received a standing ovation when he won and a mixture of cheers and boos with his fiery criticism of President Bush a speech he said he hadn't prepared.
Moore told the Austin American-Statesman before his lecture that 90 percent of the response he's gotten has been positive and that, despite having investigated the roots of violence in his most recent documentary, he hasn't received any threats.
"Should I be getting death threats?" he said, jokingly. "It is pretty risky of me to be coming to Texas, don't you think?"
Posted by Josh at April 21, 2003 08:46 AM