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bodymassage3 · 07-06-2004, 08:12 AM

If one was to watch this movie, it would definately shed some light on how and why one would think that he did it to help his friends make lots of money, in turn helping himself. The keywords there are "watch this movie."

Accusations are a start. Accusations are suspicions made known. Do you think that any person in any of these high-ranking jobs/positions are going to say "Alright, guys; You caught me!"

I got it from BT 2 days ago, and I might have to watch it again...but I don't remember him even accusing them (flat out saying, "Hey, you guys did this!") of any foul play, or starting the war to make money. I don't follow Moore or what he or any other individual says day after day, and I wouldn't doubt that he's made flat-out accusations or given speeches on this just based on the fact of who he is and what he stands for; However, in *this* movie he did not. The attitude I got from the movie was "Isn't this funny how all of these people relate?" If I got a different copy, somebody let me know. What I saw was him (Moore) showing people who worked where, who was friends with who, and how that related to how things went down. That should make ANYONE stop and think "hmm...wait a second..."

07-06-2004, 08:12 AM	#120 (permalink)
bodymassage3 Upright	If one was to watch this movie, it would definately shed some light on how and why one would think that he did it to help his friends make lots of money, in turn helping himself. The keywords there are "watch this movie." Accusations are a start. Accusations are suspicions made known. Do you think that any person in any of these high-ranking jobs/positions are going to say "Alright, guys; You caught me!" I got it from BT 2 days ago, and I might have to watch it again...but I don't remember him even accusing them (flat out saying, "Hey, you guys did this!") of any foul play, or starting the war to make money. I don't follow Moore or what he or any other individual says day after day, and I wouldn't doubt that he's made flat-out accusations or given speeches on this just based on the fact of who he is and what he stands for; However, in this movie he did not. The attitude I got from the movie was "Isn't this funny how all of these people relate?" If I got a different copy, somebody let me know. What I saw was him (Moore) showing people who worked where, who was friends with who, and how that related to how things went down. That should make ANYONE stop and think "hmm...wait a second..." Last edited by bodymassage3; 07-06-2004 at 08:22 AM..