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How hard is it to find disgruntled people to make your case?
M Moore found a couple of them in Iraq...piece of cake....and its America! Punishing them would bring even more credibility and advertizing to the propaganda...The morons knew what they were doing was against both rules and ethics but had ther moments of fame! You know, the "wistleblowers": they are part of the problems but turn into heroes when selling off the other guys!!! ![]() Contarily to most of you, I did see the piece in order to be able to argue my points (remember: know your "enemy" if you want to fight him...) and my comments were even published in the local (how liberal!) major newspaper. If Moore were a Republican, he would have directed a "documentary" (Skerry Movie?) based on the Democratic candidate for the White House. He would have exposed the foreign campaign contributions and emphasized the "flip-flopping" and voting history on major issues. He would have shown interviews of Heinz employees complaining about their jobs moving overseas, staged a re-enactment of the anti-Vietnam War meetings and medal dumping. And he would have shown Kerry as a fame and medal seeker who blew minor scratches out of proportion. The left-wing French elite in Cannes voted against President Bush. So will the United States. It does not make Moore's piece a prize-winner or his radical propaganda a documentary. - Eric XXXXXX, Folsom http://www.sacbee.com/content/opinio...10793512c.html |
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"Ah, the arrogant display. How .. silly."
Well....you know these French!!! ![]() Actually I re-read the postings and agree I kind of miscounted the # of people confessing they did not see it ![]() What is it again: Think, Push, Talk ![]() As far as the law goes, I am not trying to argue or justify what they did...it is wrong...but has become so common lately... Here in CA, our local news interviewed and displayed dozens of reserve or active duty personnels commenting on their deployment, torture, Iraq... It looks like the duty of reserve attached to the job has been eroded... Add to that the coverage of high profile cases of desertors or consciousness objectors and the speeches by their lawyers or associations that defend their "rights" and yes....you will end up with people giving interviews such as the one debated here. |
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We've always had deserters during times of war, their numbers are few and far between and until the recent PC boom, they never had much of a voice. Now, they are being used and even using themselves as a means to fulfill a political agenda. |
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If you want to see excellent, erudite, hard-hitting commentary on Fahrenheit 9/11, go to www.victorhanson.com, and click on "What's Wrong With Fahrenheit 9/11?" by Joey Tartakovsky. It will shed some light on Michael Moore's dubious footage, and why, as one reader said, "something just didn't feel right". Enjoy!
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Topic: two more cents
relax man...
asking somebody who have ever lived in communist countries. Only those who ever lived in both sides can tell the difference. Have you ever lived in communist country? most you heard about communist might just propaganda from this free world. I totally agree communist is not good thing at all. But, do you know the real difference? A soldier in communist country cannot reject order, and cannot question the order. A soldier in free word can NOT reject order, but, shall express the opinion about the order, it means, can question the order, can he? I think that makes the difference. what's your opinion? |
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he is not allowed to undermine authority. he can only question an illegal order and even then he must do it privately, these soliders aren't being punished they might have been in a communist country. this forum happens to believe they should be punished, because many of us are ashamed.
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