6/13/2004 10:02:11 AM|||Nathan Moore|||

I guess Michael Moore isn't done smearing public officials he disagrees with. If the attacks were at least honest, I would have little issue with them. After all, in the arena of ideas, fair is fair.

Michael Moore, however, could not be further from fair. Out of context editing, fabricated interviews and conversations, and distorted truths are all common fare in a Michael Moore production. On top of that, there are a sufficient number of naive and/or angry opponents of freedom out there who let him peddle his propoganda tripe as a "documentary," (note to Reuters - a proper use of "scare" quotes) and then give him awards for it!

When the truth is negotiable, the debate is pointless. Many say that neither side has a monopoly on the truth. This may be so, but one side does have a de facto monopoly on the truth, and its the side Michael Moore repeatedly attempts to harpoon.

UPDATE: Apparently, Michael Moore will NOT be doing a "documentary" about Tony Blair.

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