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Bless your heart, I am saying MM's film wsa good and he was very effective in it. If I am faulting him for anything it is the film is too one sided to be touted as factual in general. But, that was his goal and he reached it by employing the same histrionics most employ. Thus, no fault can be attached. He meant to use these tactics. So, he and the film are without falut. Were I do find fault is with people that procliam the movie is the only version of events and facts. That is wrong. The movie is a one sided version. better! |
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IMO the more logical argument is the American govt., including the prior administration, was caught with its pants down. The govt. should have done more to stop this. That they did not is sad. But to imply W did 9/11 is just a farce to me. |
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"Well, it does." What am I not getting? You're faulting him for his approach, plain and simple. Why won't you admit it? And since when can a one-sided argument supported by facts be considered not factual?
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I think the animosity between the agencies (which has been there forever) was far more of an obstacle. In the end and given how the govt. works, I think it would have taken a lucky break to tie it al together. That did not happen. I also think the buck stops with W and he is to blame for the interagency aquabbling that prevented the lucky break even more. But, to say W knew we were going to be attacked on 9/11 and did nothing about it simply cannot be supported by any facts I have seen. |
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