Moore is a "maggot that eats off the dead"

[dude1394]

I just couldn't resist putting this from our allies the australians in it's own thread.

Moore maggot eating surrender monkey

Documentary "a lie"
ANDREW BOLT
25jul04

I HAVE long thought Michael Moore a liar, and should not have been shocked when I saw his "documentary" Fahrenheit 9/11. Even so, I was horrified. This film – breaking box-office records in the United States – is so deceitful it makes the infamous Triumph of the Will documentary by Hitler's propagandist, Leni Riefenstahl, seem balanced.

But what shocked me even more than Moore's hymn of hatred of the US and its president was the reaction to it of the small audience at the preview I saw.
Many clapped when the dis-credits finally rolled. True, this wasn't the bellowing, stamping, weeping ovation that a poisonously anti-American crowd at the Cannes Film Festival gave Moore before a jury of Leftists and nihilists handed him the Palme d'Or.
Still, it was enough to worry anyone who prizes truth and civilisation, and I looked at the people around me, and wondered: are they so cretinous or so easily misled that they do not know that Moore lies?
Or are they, like many of the Left, so immoral or frivolous as to not care that he lies, as long as his lies are sweet?

Before I tackle just some of the dozens of deceptions, distortions, evasions and half-truths Moore peddles in his film, let's look at the Big Lie he builds with them.

If there's an argument in Fahrenheit 9/11, it is this: George W. Bush stole an election to become US President, and invaded Afghanistan and Iraq to please the Saudis who bribed him, the oil companies who hired him and the armaments companies who squired him.

Bush isn't fighting a war on terror – look at how pally he is with the family of al-Qaida boss Osama bin Laden.

His war is really against Americans.

This is Moore's Big Lie, and few of his fans mind that it's as incoherent as it is mad. For a start, the Saudis bitterly opposed the war on Iraq, not least because they didn't want Iraq's oil to flow again.

So if Bush has been bought off by the Saudis, he's chosen a crazy way to please them. In fact, he undermined the Saudi regime by bringing freedom to Iraq and Afghanistan, and inspiring Saudis to ask why they can't have some, too.

Let's now look at the "facts" behind Moore's Big Lie. Fahrenheit 9/11 opens with scenes from the US presidential race in 2000.

We see Democrat candidate Al Gore boogying under a big "Florida Victory" sign, as TV anchors declare he's won the vote in Florida and, therefore, the election.

But, Moore says, Rupert Murdoch's Fox News channel, which hires a Bush cousin, suddenly breaks in to announce there's been a mistake and Bush has won instead. Conspiracy!

But how could Bush steal the election in Florida?

Simple, says Moore. "Make sure the chairman of your campaign (Florida Secretary of State Katherine Harris) is also the vote-count woman." And knock voters off the rolls "who aren't likely to vote for you – you can usually tell them by the colour of their skin".

Lastly, get your pals on the Supreme Court to ban another recount of votes, because, as an "expert" tells Moore in the film, "under every (recount) scenario Gore won the election".

Already we're up to our knees in Moore manure.

The shots of Gore partying were taken before the polls opened.

It was not Fox, but the left-wing CNN which was the first network to say Gore hadn't won, after all.

Harris was not in charge of counting votes. Convicted felons, not specifically blacks, were cut from the rolls under a Florida law that was nevertheless widely ignored.

And a six-month study of the Florida votes by mainly left-wing media organisations, including the New York Times and Washington Post, found Gore would still have lost even if disputed votes had been counted just the way he wanted.

From the start of this lying film there is barely one "fact" that can be trusted.

Then comes September 11. Moore shows none of the bodies – not even the hijacked planes hitting the World Trade Centre.

Such unusual restraint – especially from a propagandist who later gives us pornographic close-ups of Iraqi children blown up by American bombs or shot in cross-fire.

But where in the film does Moore show any real interest in the terrorists who have declared war on the West?

Where does this grotesquely irresponsible man even hint how he would deal with fanatics who have pledged to destroy our cities with any weapon they can find – nuclear, if possible?

Instead, Moore dodges these grim truths that real leaders must confront, and whisks us into yet another conspiracy – that Bush was bought off by Saudi money, and so didn't go hard after the real villains, the Saudis.

First, the "White House" is accused of letting 142 Saudis, including 24 members of the huge bin Laden family, fly out of the US just after September 11 without even being grilled.

What Moore doesn't say is that these Saudis were allowed to leave by the Bill Clinton-appointed counter-terrorism boss at the time, Richard Clarke, whom Moore uses elsewhere in the film to dish dirt on Bush.

Also not mentioned is that 30 of the Saudis were closely interviewed by the FBI before being allowed to leave.

But why spoil the Big Lie?

Moore then says an old friend of Bush, James Bath, managed money for members of the huge bin Laden family (which is estranged from Osama) and Bath "in turn invested in George W. Bush" and his oil company.

Again, not mentioned is that Bath insists his $50,000 investment was all his own money, not the bin Ladens'.

Moore also implies Bush was guilty of insider trading, selling more than $A1 million of shares in Harken Energy, of which he was a director, just two months before it posted a big loss. Moore typically fails to say that this loss was caused largely by factors not known when Bush sold, and the shares' value still doubled within a year.

He next claims the Saudis invested almost $A2 billion in the Bush family, their friends and associates through the Carlyle Group, a private investment firm that has Bush's father as an adviser of its Asian arm.

Is it rude to suggest that when the Bush family wakes up in the morning they might be thinking about what's best for the Saudis instead of what's best for you?" he leers.

In fact, about 90 percent of that Saudi money was invested in Carlyle before Bush Sr joined it.

Carlyle's boss, and many other advisers, aren't Bush Republican cronies, but former officials of Democratic presidents. What's more, George W. Bush has done few favours for Carlyle.

In fact, a Carlyle company was one of the few to have a big defence contract scrapped by Bush – the $A15 billion Crusader self-propelled gun project.

But I'll say it again: What do facts matter to the conspiracists of the Left?

Take Moore's claim that the liberation of Afghanistan from the Taliban dictatorship and its al-Qaida allies was "really" to help America's Unocal company get a gas pipeline built across that country.

Look, Moore says – Taliban envoys visited Texas when Bush was governor, the new Afghan president Hamid Karzai worked for Unocal, and a gas pipeline is now indeed being built.

Here we go again: Bush didn't meet the Taliban team, Karzai never worked for Unocal, Unocal scrapped its project three years before the war, and the pipeline Moore shows now being built is a different project with different partners in a different bit of Afghanistan.

So many deceits. So many wickedly doctored quotes. So many half-truths.

No, Bush didn't cut anti-terrorist funding to the FBI. No, his Attorney-General was never told terrorists were training as pilots in the US. No, Bush didn't fail to read a report warning of al-Qaida attacks.

No, the Saudis do not own anywhere near "7 percent of America".

No, that was not a dead Iraqi being mocked by US soldiers, but a drunk.

More deceits: no, the US soldiers who died in Iraq were not disproportionately blacks.

No, the coalition of the willing which freed Iraq didn't just include tiny countries with no army, but Britain, Australia and Italy, none of which Moore mentions.

And on and on.

But perhaps Moore's foulest distortion is to portray Saddam's Iraq as a happy, harmless country.

Iraq before the war is all laughing children. Boys fly kites and ride bikes, giggling girls cuddle smiling mothers. Nice men sip tea.

Moore shows not a single sign of Saddam's mass graves, his gassed Kurds, his torture centres, his official rape rooms, his critics with their tongues cut out – nothing to suggest, as Amnesty International said in 2002, that Iraq was a place of "all-pervasive repression . . . and widespread terror".

Instead, Moore suggests, that terror came only with the US bombs and bullets – in an onslaught so savage that every US soldier he shows seems shocked or warped by the devastation.

From his film, you'd think not one soldier backs this war, never mind one Iraqi.

But how carefully Moore must step to avoid knocking over his cardboard fiction.

We're shown, for instance, US National Guardsman Peter Damon, who's had his hands blown off, but we're not told he's furious to find he appears in this foul film.

Likewise, Moore shows us the burial of US Air Force Major Gregory Stone, without adding that Stone's grieving relatives say he remained a "totally conservative Republican", and by exploiting his death Moore is a "maggot that eats off the dead".

Moore ends his film by quoting George Orwell: "The war is waged by the ruling group against its own subjects . . . to keep the very structure of society intact."

Bush's America is the true terrorist, Moore argues, at war with its own people. But to believe that, you must believe every foul smear, every childish deception, in his deeply deceitful movie.

Sadly, though, many smart people do want to believe it. Facts mean nothing – they just want to hate the country that has fought hardest against tyrants and terrorists, from communists to Islamists. They will not even wonder what it means that the Hizbollah terrorist group has offered to help distribute this film they so love.

So heaven help America. Heaven help its allies, too, and all who defend freedom.

[Evilmav2]

This is as good a summary of the many, many half-truths and outright deceptions included in Moore's malformation as any of that I have read. Thanks for posting it.

[LRB]

Nice post Dude. It's shameful what Moore will do to make a buck. He makes a whore look moral.

[mavsman55]

Ain't nothin but the truth. Moore is a scumbag and everyone should know it.

[Drbio]

*bump*

For the flaming know-nothing liberals

[MavKikiNYC]

Anyone who would like to send a card or letter in support of or in opposition to Michael Moore's lies might do so at the following mailing address:

Michael Moore
225 W.83rd Street
Apartment 17L
New York, NY 10024

Make those envelopes heavy and stinky.

[dude1394]

I'll drink a toast when this fat piece of shit has a heart attack and croaks.

[quote]
Here’s a disturbing report from Army Spc. Joe Roche on Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11, now making the rounds at overseas military bases—and having, in Roche’s words, a “devastating impact” on morale: Fahrenheit 9/11 and Its Impact on Military Morale.

Michael Moore’s film, Fahrenheit 9/11, is making the rounds here at U.S. bases in Kuwait. Some soldiers have received it already and are passing is around. The impact is devastating.

Here we are, soldiers of the 1st Armored Division, just days from finally returning home after over a year serving in Iraq, and Moore’s film is shocking and crushing soldiers, making them feel ashamed. Moore has abused the First Amendment and is hurting us worse than the enemy has.

There are the young and impressionable soldiers, like those who joined the Army right out of high school. They aren’t familiar w/ the college-type political debate environment, and they haven’t been schooled in the full range of issues involved. They are vulnerable to being hurt by a vicious film like Moore’s.

There are others who joined for reasons of money and other benefits, and never gave full thought to the issues. For them, seeing this film has jolted them grievously because they never even knew where some of these countries were that we have been serving in. Imagine the impact this film has on them.

And there are those who are hurting from being away from family and loved ones. They are burnt out, already hurting inside from 15 months of duty out here, and now to be hit w/ this film.. it is devastating.

Lastly, there are those like me, who want to explode in anger and rage at this abuse of the First Amendment and the way Moore has twisted reality so harshly.

Specialist Janecek, who is feeling depressed because a close family member is nearing the end of her life, just saw the film today. I saw him in the DFAC. He is devastated. “I feel shitty, ashamed, like this was all a lie.” Not only is he looking at going straight to a funeral when he returns home, but now whatever pride he felt for serving here has been crushed by Moore’s film. Specialist Everett earlier after seeing the film: “You’ll be mad at shit for ever having come here.”

And there are others. Mostly the comments are absolute shock at the close connections Moore makes between the Bush family and the Bin Laden family in Saudi Arabia. “Bush looks really really REALLY corrupt in this film. I just don’t know what to think anymore,” is a common comment to hear. Some of these soldiers are darn right ashamed tonight to be American soldiers, to have been apart of this whole mission in Iraq, and are angry over all that Moore has presented in his film.

We know this is all based on Moore’s lies and deceptions. But we, I’m afraid, are a minority. Right now, just days away from what should be a proud and happy return from 15 months of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom, your U.S. soldiers are coming back ashamed and hurt because of Moore’s work.

[FishForLunch]

Isnt this what the democrats wanted in the first place.
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Fahrenheit 9/11 is Having "Devastating" Impact on Military Morale, Says Soldier Deployed Overseas

Soldier Says "Young and Impressionable" Soldiers Just Returned from Iraq Deployments Are "Being Made to Feel Ashamed" of Their Service

The National Center for Public Policy Research has posted online an e-mail received from a soldier, Spc. Joe Roche of the 1st Armored Division, who says Michael Moore's film Fahrenheit 9/11 is "making the rounds" among soldiers at U.S. military bases overseas and is "shocking and crushing soldiers, making them feel ashamed" of their service in Iraq. The letter has been published online by The National Center without abridgment. The full text can be found here. Some excerpts:
"Michael Moore's film, Fahrenheit 9/11, is making the rounds here at U.S. bases in Kuwait. Some soldiers have received it already and are passing is around. The impact is devastating. Here we are, soldiers of the 1st Armored Division, just days from finally returning home after over a year serving in Iraq, and Moore's film is shocking and crushing soldiers, making them feel ashamed. Moore has abused the First Amendment and is hurting us worse than the enemy has. There are the young and impressionable soldiers, like those who joined the Army right out of high school. They aren't familiar w/ the college-type political debate environment, and they haven't been schooled in the full range of issues involved. They are vulnerable to being hurt by a vicious film like Moore's."
"Specialist Janecek, who is feeling depressed because a close family member is nearing the end of her life, just saw the film today. I saw him in the DFAC. He is devastated. 'I feel shitty, ashamed, like this was all a lie.' Not only is he looking at going straight to a funeral when he returns home, but now whatever pride he felt for serving here has been crushed by Moore's film. Specialist Everett earlier after seeing the film: 'You'll be mad at shit for ever having come here.' And there are others. Mostly the comments are absolute shock at the close connections Moore makes between the Bush family and the Bin Laden family in Saudi Arabia. 'Bush looks really really REALLY corrupt in this film. I just don't know what to think anymore,' is a common comment to hear. Some of these soldiers are darn right ashamed tonight to be American soldiers, to have been apart of this whole mission in Iraq, and are angry over all that Moore has presented in his film."
"Right now, just days away from what should be a proud and happy return from 15 months of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom, your U.S. soldiers are coming back ashamed and hurt because of Moore's work."
"I sometimes want to be mad at my fellow soldiers for being susceptible to Moore's distortions, but I can't really blame them. These are good Americans, who have volunteered to serve our country. Nothing says they all have to be experts in Middle Eastern issues and history and politics to serve. That would be silly. ...But this is, of course, the vulnerability that Moore has exploited."
"I wonder how damaging and shocking a Moore project would have been in the 1940s making such a video of Franklin Roosevelt."
Spc. Joe Roche serves with the 16th Engineering Battalion of the 1st Armored Division. He and his unit were deployed in Iraq for 15 months. An archive of his e-mails can be accessed at www.nationalcenter.org/RochePage.html online.

[dude1394]

The marines tell Moore what they think of his carcass..

[Hitman]

Originally posted by: MavKikiNYC
Anyone who would like to send a card or letter in support of or in opposition to Michael Moore's lies might do so at the following mailing address:

Michael Moore
225 W.83rd Street
Apartment 17L
New York, NY 10024

Make those envelopes heavy and stinky.

Hey Mikey is my neighbor...I'll have to stop by tomorrow.

[Drbio]

It's pathetic and a blatant lie reeds. Moore did much for humanity? Sure, if you are talking about lying to humanity I suppose. Moore is a worthless liar. Nothing more.

[mavsman55]

My god. This is just getting worse and worse. Since when does creating a lie-filled deceitful propaganda movie and showing it to millions & millions of people in an attempt to change the outcome of our entire country count as doing "much" for humanity? Give me a break.

[reeds]

"My god. This is just getting worse and worse. Since when does creating a lie-filled deceitful propaganda movie and showing it to millions & millions of people in an attempt to change the outcome of our entire country count as doing "much" for humanity? Give me a break"

It does much for humanity because it could help in getting Bush out of the white house. If he hadnt won the election in the first place- 1000 soldiers would still be alive along with countless Iraqi citizens...so YES, he is doing his part for humanity... Moore is saving many lives...

[mavsman55]

Originally posted by: reeds
"My god. This is just getting worse and worse. Since when does creating a lie-filled deceitful propaganda movie and showing it to millions & millions of people in an attempt to change the outcome of our entire country count as doing "much" for humanity? Give me a break"

It does much for humanity because it could help in getting Bush out of the white house. If he hadnt won the election in the first place- 1000 soldiers would still be alive along with countless Iraqi citizens...so YES, he is doing his part for humanity... Moore is saving many lives...

WTF? Would you rather have Saddam still in office, killing thousands of innocent Iraqi citizens every day for being different than him? I think human lives are more important than just American lives. If you'd rather have the small number of soldiers still alive and thousands of Iraqis being tortured and killed everyday by a ruthless dictator who couldn't give a crap about anybody but himself, then fine. But it's not very thoughtful of you to think that way.

[LRB]

Reeds if Moore is doing this for humanity, then why is he not turning over all the proceeds of his film to humanity? Easy, because Moore is doing this for his own self interects and as far as he's concerned humanity can go F itself.

[dude1394]

If any of you leftist knuckleheads are going to sit there and defend the maggot moore, then don't come crying about decorated veterans speaking their truth about kerry.

I'm sorry vets to actually use a reference to you and the maggot moore in the same paragraph. Please excuse me.

[FishForLunch]

Would you trust McCain who did not serve in Kerrys unit or the swift boat unit who did serve with Kerry? Reeds seems to suggest that Kerry was the only war hero in the swift boat unit and the others were no good SOB's

[Mavdog]

Originally posted by: dude1394
If any of you leftist knuckleheads are going to sit there and defend the maggot moore, then don't come crying about decorated veterans speaking their truth about kerry.

I don't see anyone defending Moore, other than his right (just like yours) of speaking his mind. These guys sure can do the same, no matter how wrong they may all be.

I'm sorry vets to actually use a reference to you and the maggot moore in the same paragraph. Please excuse me.

From what I've seen, there's a great deal of parallels.

[dude1394]

I really haven't seen multiple refutations of the swiftboat vets yet? When you can show me the obvious lies, maybe I'll be more inclined to believe you.

I don't know if they are true or not, but I DO know the maggot moore lies on purpose.

[Mavdog]

Both are politically motivated character attacks. Moore has those who show his work to be manipulations, just like these vets.

Neither can claim the high road.

[dude1394]

Hmmm... again show me something before you call them all liars.

[FishForLunch]

One supposed lie was one of the swift boat veterans piloted another boat 50 yards away and was not up Kerry ass so he could comment on his conduct. Splitting hairs thats what it is.

[LRB]

Well at least the liberals are defending Hanoi Jane Fonda ...













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[dude1394]

MICHAEL MOORE MUST BE SO PROUD [ Jonah Goldberg ]

From a great piece by Amir Taheri:

The anti-Bush sentiment of the ruling elites in the Middle East is reflected in efforts to screen "Fahrenheit 9/11," Michael Moore's celluloid attack on the U.S. president. Last week, the mullahs running the Farabi Cinema complex in Tehran scrapped the season's program to screen Moore's "documentary."

"This film unmasks the Great Satan America," a spokesman said. "It tells Muslim people why they are right in hating America. It is the duty of every believer to see [this film] and learn the truth."

With the exception of Kuwait, which has banned it, Moore's film is shown or sold in pirated cassette form throughout the Arab world. Anti-American Arab television stations, including one owned by the Lebanese branch of the Hezbollah, have broadcast chunks of Moore's attack on Bush with commentaries more virulent than the original.

[LRB]

MIchael Moore is a traitor to his country and to humanity in general.

[vinnieponte]

Originally posted by: LRB
MIchael Moore is a traitor to his country and to humanity in general.

lol, you're a joke

[kg_veteran]

He is a friggin' traitor. And Mavdog, I'm ashamed at a smart guy like you for making such an illogical comparison. Sure, they're both politically motivated attacks, but that's where the parallel ends.

Moore has been proven a liar. The Swift Boat Vets have not.

Release the After-Action Report, John Kerry. Then we'll see who's lying. Heck, if they are lying, you probably get yourself some serious traction. Of course, if you were the one who's lying, well...

No wonder you won't sign the release.

[Drbio]

Originally posted by: kg_veteran
He is a friggin' traitor. And Mavdog, I'm ashamed at a smart guy like you for making such an illogical comparison. Sure, they're both politically motivated attacks, but that's where the parallel ends.

Moore has been proven a liar. The Swift Boat Vets have not.

Release the After-Action Report, John Kerry. Then we'll see who's lying. Heck, if they are lying, you probably get yourself some serious traction. Of course, if you were the one who's lying, well...

No wonder you won't sign the release.

Exactly!

[LRB]

Originally posted by: vinnieponte

lol, you're a joke

No moore is a joke albeit a very sick one, and your comment is trollish. Anyone who knowingly aids the enemies of one's country is a traitor. And since terrorist are enemies to humanity in general, then by aiding the terrorists, Moore is being a traitor to humanity. Of course you seem to like people who support organization that intentionally target and kill children to gain political power.

[mavsman55]

Originally posted by: vinnieponte

lol, you're a joke

You must be living under a rock.

[knowitall]

LRB Why is that a silly statement? Is Bush the only one that can use God's advise when it comes to making decisions? Is there a God that only the U.S. President can access? If there is then I take it all back. Did your God tell you that Moore is a traitor or did God tell you that anyone that disagrees with you is a traitor? Doesn't God love all life forms? Even the Iranians? Maybe you should ask God before you begin mapping targets in Tehran.

[dude1394]

knowitall really isn't worth the effort.

[knowitall]

Bush takes action without considering consequence. The world is going to tire of this pretty soon, and so will our allies. Instead of using intelligence he uses brute strength. When hundreds of thousands of lives are at stake you should know the final chapter before you publish the book. Any problem that he has he just puts his fist in? Are these the makings of a great leader? There will always be a group of people that refuse to hear the truth. But, I understand, it's hard to hear anything over the roar of your fully armed f-18. Hawks believe that destruction = solution. That's all their capable of.

[LRB]

Originally posted by: knowitall
Bush takes action without considering consequence. The world is going to tire of this pretty soon, and so will our allies. Instead of using intelligence he uses brute strength. When hundreds of thousands of lives are at stake you should know the final chapter before you publish the book. Any problem that he has he just puts his fist in? Are these the makings of a great leader? There will always be a group of people that refuse to hear the truth. But, I understand, it's hard to hear anything over the roar of your fully armed f-18. Hawks believe that destruction = solution. That's all their capable of.

Idiots and morons are only cable of throughing out mindless accusations without any evidence of even detailed explanations and examples. My question to you is where are you evidence, detailed explanations, and examples?

[knowitall]

Hey, I just saw the movie! No wonder you guys got your panties in a wad!!! Wow, who knew that the Bushes were so errrrrr...ummmmm "Connected"! I don't blame Bush for refusing to comment. Could you imagine the cross examination?

I think I gave Bush to much credit for the decisions he makes. Most likely, he's not making any of the decisions at all!

[Sinn Fein]

Originally posted by: knowitall
Hey, I just saw the movie! No wonder you guys got your panties in a wad!!! Wow, who knew that the Bushes were so errrrrr...ummmmm "Connected"! I don't blame Bush for refusing to comment. Could you imagine the cross examination?

I think I gave Bush to much credit for the decisions he makes. Most likely, he's not making any of the decisions at all!

Connections? To the whom? The Osamas? Here's a tidbit for you. The rest of the Bin Laden family disowned Old Osama years ago. Most of the Bin Laden family (all that flew out after 9/11) are Pro-west, disowned Osama and are sunni Muslims. Now, mabye its your mention of the Bin Laden family has a few mill in the Carlyle Group, as does Bush. Guess who else does? George Soros, big time liberal, founder of moveon.org with hundreds of millions in the Carlyle Group, is he connected?

Get your freakin facts straight, knowitall knows nothing.

[dude1394]

Originally posted by: dude1394
knowitall really isn't worth the effort.

repeat

[dude1394]

Originally posted by: dude1394

repeat

continue

[knowitall]

dude, don't be such an angry kitten. Why don't you just paste another "I swear this is true" article. It's much more entertaining, and you don't have to think for yourself.

[dude1394]

Tell it sister..

We are furious that Greg was in that casket and cannot defend himself,'' Kandi Gallagher, Maj. Stone's aunt, said. ''And my sister, Greg's mother … called him (Moore) a 'maggot that eats off the dead.''

''Michael Moore wants us to believe that the picture of President Bush's face — a mosaic of the lost lives of our soldiers in Operation Iraq Freedom — is a statement that President Bush is responsible for lives lost in vain. Let me tell you what I see: I see heroes who gave the ultimate sacrifice so we can continue to be free. I see faces that make up the face of our commander in chief who is not afraid to stand his ground, not afraid to say 'enough is enough' and will not back down to the terrorist, not afraid to cry with a mother, a wife when he meets with them, not afraid to admit he prays to the living God. I see honor, duty, commitment and courage. I see Semper Fidelis (Always faithful).

''I will continue to speak out against closed-minded co-wards like Michael Moore. I used to be afraid to say what I thought for the way someone would think of me. Not any more. You do not walk in my shoes, Mr. Moore. You do not know what I feel or think. Until you have stood where I stand, do not put words in my mouth.

''I have a voice, and it is about damn time I stop being silent. My son died giving me the right to speak, and speak loud. I will not allow his name or even his picture be disgraced.''

Tomorrow, because of Jeremiah and for Jeremiah, Eva Savage speaks. This Gold Star mother — not some Hollywood filmmaker — will have the last word about what her son died for.

It was pretty disgusting to see the maggot moore's propaganda being shown on the airline system. Maggot...