The glass bottom boat of the cultural press
For weeks, the media has been awash in the tide for and against Michael Moore’s latest bombshell – Fahrenheit 9/11, which among other things investigates connection between the Bush and bin Laden families. James Mann explains why it is about more than your politics.
Fahrenheit 9/11,directed by Michael Moore,starring George Bush, and a bunch of lying warmongers. ,James Mann,Fahrenheit 9/11,directed by Michael Moore,starring George Bush, and a bunch of lying warmongers. ,James Mann
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