Message From Michael Moore to America Re 'Capitalism' Oct 2

[Irish Gal]

Looks like another academy award for Mike in 2010.


'CAPITALISM' AS COMEDY AND TRAGEDY NOW PLAYING IN NY and L.A.

...a message from Michael Moore

By Michael Moore Oscar and Emmy-winning director Sept. 25, 2009

Friends,

The time has arrived for, as Time magazine called it, my "magnum opus." I only had a year of Latin when I was in high school, so I'm not quite sure what that means, but I think it's good.

I've spent nearly two years on this new movie, "Capitalism: A Love Story," and have poured my heart and soul into this project. Many early critics and viewers have called it my "best film yet." That's a hard call for me to make as I'm proud of all of my films -- but I will tell you this: What you are about to see in "Capitalism" is going to stun you. It's going to make some of you angry and I believe it's going to give most of you a new sense of hope that we are going to turn the sick and twisted mess made by the last president around. Oh, and you're going to have a good laugh at the expense of all the banking and corporate criminals who've made out like bandits in the past year.

I'm gonna show you the stuff the nightly news will rarely show you. Ever meet a pilot for American Airlines on food stamps because his pay's been cut so low? Ever meet a judge who gets kickbacks for sending innocent kids to a private prison? Ever meet someone from the Wall Street Journal who bluntly states on camera that he doesn't much care for democracy and that capitalism should be our only ruling concern?

You'll meet all these guys in "Capitalism." You'll also meet a whistleblower who, with documents in hand, tells us about the million-dollar-plus sweetheart loans he approved for the head of Senate Banking Committee -- the very committee that was supposed to be regulating his lending institution! You'll hear from a bank regulator why Timothy Geithner has no business being our Treasury Secretary. And you'll learn, from the woman who heads up the congressional commission charged with keeping an eye on the bailout money, how Alan Greenspan & Co. schemed and connived the public into putting up their inflated valued homes as collateral -- thus causing the biggest foreclosure epidemic in our history.

There is now a foreclosure filed in the U.S. once every seven-and-half SECONDS.

None of this is an accident, and I name the names others seem to be afraid to name, the men who have ransacked the pensions of working people and plundered the future of our kids and grandkids. Somehow they thought they were going to get away with this, that we'd believe their Big Lie that this crash was caused by a bunch of low-income people who took out loans they couldn't afford. Much of the mainstream media bought this storyline. No wonder Wall Street thought they could pull this off.

Jeez, I guess they forgot about me and my crew. You'd think we would've made a better impression on these wealthy thieves by now. Guess not.
So here we come! It's all there, up on the silver screen, two hours of a tragicomedy crime story starring a bunch of vampires who just weren't satisfied with simply destroying Flint, Michigan -- they had to try and see if they could take down the whole damn country. So come see this cops and robbers movie! The robbers this time wear suits and ties, and the cops -- well, if you're willing to accept a guy in a ballcap with a high school education as a stand-in until the real deal shows up to haul 'em away, then I humbly request your presence at your local cinema this weekend in New York and Los Angeles (and next Friday, October 2nd, all across America).

In the meantime, you can catch us on some of the TV shows that have been brave enough to let me on in the past week or so:

- Nightline (as we take a stroll down Wall Street to Goldman Sachs)

- Good Morning America (where they let me talk about Disney employees who don't get medical benefits)

- The View (where the Republican co-host told everyone to go see it! Whoa!)

- The Colbert Report (this guy is a genius, seriously)

- Larry King (where a spokesperson for the Senator who got the sweetheart loans responds for the first time)

- Keith Olberman (where we both wonder just how long these media corps are going to let us get away with what we do)

- Wolf Blitzer (yes, he's back for more abuse - and lovin' it)

... And the amazing Jay Leno. This man called me after seeing the movie and asked me to be his only in-studio guest on the second night of his new prime-time show. I said, "Jay, shouldn't you be thinking of your ratings in the first week of the show? Are you sure you didn't misdial Tom Hanks' number (the area code where I live is 231; 213 is LA)?" He told me he was profoundly moved by this film. So I was the guest on his second show, and he told all of America it was my "best film" and to please go see "Capitalism: A Love Story." That was Jay Leno saying that, not Noam Chomsky or Jane Fonda (both of whom I love dearly). The audience responded enthusiastically and, after 20 years of filmmaking, it was a moment where I crossed over deep into the mainstream of middle America. Jay's bosses at General Electric musta been... well, let's just say I hope they didn't place a reprimand in his permanent record. He's one helluva guy (and following the example he set with his free concerts for the unemployed in Michigan and Ohio last spring, I've gotten permission from the studio to do the same with my film in ten of the hardest-hit cities in the U.S. next week).

Oh, and he made me sing! Prepare yourself!

Thanks everyone -- and see you at the movies!

Yours, Michael Moore

MMFlint@aol.com
MichaelMoore.com
Twitter.com/MMFlint
Facebook.com/MMFlint
MySpace.com/MMFlint

[davephx]

Unfortunately Moore in his trying to be sensational often gets his facts wrong or distorts things - but hey he makes millions on these films with a mixture of good points and idiocy

Capitalism is evil but he admits no country in the world has it right.. only he has the right ideas in his idealistic simpleton democratic society.

Much of his movie is pure theater to entertain, it certainly should not be taken seriously for any education.

The silly Goldman Sachs scene to dump $10 billion in a white bag - The facts are 3 months after that scene was shot Goldman paid back with a huge profit to the government $68 billion.

Moore highlights insurance policies where benefits go to the companies at death. He was referring to the Walmart policies but its never mentioned that in 2000 it canceled all 350,000 of these policies it took out on employees from 1993-1995. Truth doesn't sell movie tickets.

The Senator Dodd mortgage loan situation. Good example of Moores idea of being guilty before proven innocent. The fact is yes he partiicpated in the VIP mortgage program where he got adjustable rate mortgages with an initial rate of 4.25% and a fee of 0.45%. This was within industry norms at the time per data provided by bankrate.com. In August the Senate Select Committee on Ethics cleared Dodd and Kent Conrad of ND of getting any special treatment on the mortgages.

Now lets get back to trying to keep our loans safe and saving our homes.

[Moe Bedard]

Wow, Dave, anytime someone bashes Wall Street or our government, you come in with gloves on defending the elites club who are completely removed from Main Street, live in glass houses on the hill and could give a flying F if you all loose your homes.

Capitalism is fine, these capitalistic pigs should be Bankrupt and smoked for sausage. VOTE EM ALL OUT IN 2010 AND BOYCOTT THE PREDATORY COMPANIES ON WALL STREET!!!

Let me ask you this, what value or goods does Goldman Sachs provide for Main Street?

Also, did you actually examine Chris Dods loan to make such factual statements?

Now let's get to the real issue here for the future of us all on Main Street, Washington DC corruption and Wall Street fraud....

[nativelasvegan]

Personally, I do not see any other person making movies to expose corporate America. I will be going to his movie albeit fact or fiction. It is my personal opinion that Michael Moore has exposed more crooks through the main stream media than anyone else. If the cost of movie ticket can support his cause, I'll be happy to part with my $7.50 for a Saturday matinee.

[jakelabry]

Sorry, I have a hard time taking seriously a man whose net worth is estimated to be $50 million demonizing Wall Street. Moore is a man who tells many lies - Michael Moore Owned Halliburton, Defense Stocks.

[SillyWorld]

Yep, he is no more than an Obama ZAR, behind the stage

[caldwellb02]

Quite frankly, After my family, right now I care the most about the people here and the people like us who AREN't here. If anyone can shine a light on this, it's us. Neither Michael Moore nor Chris Dodd are on this forum. I'd actually love it if they were (specially since Dodd is chair of the banking committee), because they might have some connections who could help.

[Slim Shavings]

Capitalism sucks but its way ahead of whatever is in second place. The first mistake is calling what we have Capitalism. Capitalism is for free markets. And what is happening between Washington and the Big Corps is far from free markets. What we have is the beginning stages of Marxism. One step up from what we had a few months back when it was mostly a circle between Wall St and Washington Each person with his lips kissin up the others rear end. What has happened now is the public has been robbed to let the bankers start their own little economic system feeding off the dying corps of the public hoping that the public will come back in time to keep them alive but continuing to feed.
What were doing here is the first stage in bringin this thing down so we can have capitalism. The next step is for people to go GALT. TO bring their spending down to absolute minimum. This will break the system. And is the only way to break the system. Any other way will only produce a short term faxux recovery that will fail way worse then next time.

[Irish Gal]

Even those who know waaaay more than I ever will (all sides of this econ issue), and who normally disagree on this stuff seem to agree today that what caused the meltdown, and what is preventing the recovery is corporatism (not capitalism) at work. We’re living under faux capitalism. “Free market” (not!) corporatists don’t like or believe in competition. They routinely spend gazillions of dollars to make sure there never IS any true competition in the marketplace, ever. So, they then can just $$$$ hose consumers held hostage in their faux “capitalist” system. The idealized, free market mantras bandied about are just myth. We haven’t had any “free markets” for ages. It’s all rigged. What America has today is a rigged financial system to benefit the few and screw the many that have no say in the system. They fail and we get nailed. The incompetent, greed cheerleaders screwed up, have no true “talent,” aren’t used to working terribly hard, if at all, and are trying to make sure their corrupt day “jobs” stay just where they always were. They want to preserve their jacked up system so they can continue to collect, collect, collect their undeserved compensations and bonuses when they fail miserably in a system created by and for them w/ the help of their gov’t insiders. Whoever created whatever you want to call this “system” (not capitalism) and got Main St. to buy into it, is brilliant! Actually getting some on Main St. (the victims they pre-meditatively, systematically, tore to economic shreds, kicked to the foreclosure curb, stole their life savings from, saved a place in the unemployment lines for, and pulled the healthcare plug on just when they were sick or dying) to actually defend a corrupt to-the-core system they created is just PURE genius, to me. After all, they did go to Harvard or Wharton, eh?

As for Mike Moore. I was into his filmmaking 20+ yrs ago when no one knew who he was. When America was not only asleep at the wheel, but snoring loudly. The fact that he is now mainstream and so popular, tickles me pink. There will always be the few who demonize him, his work, his humor, and just hate what he believes and represents. It’s simple, if you don’t like him, his work, his beliefs or what he represents, don’t go see him films. He’s doing quite well, without you! And, no need to advocate censoring those who do not agree with the “free market” mantra blowers. Just go start a “I hate Moore” site, thread, whatever. And, have at him. He can take it. He’s got 20+ years under his filmmaking belt of haters and “free market” corporatists trying to de-legitimize and discredit his work and message as “loony lefty.” How did that work for them? Not very well. He went on to win an academy award, will get nominated for and probably win another academy award in 2010, has become a VERY wealthy man (despite having a high school education and while living under a corporatist system). I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the fact that when wealthy progressives challenge the corrupt corporatist system in place, all the alleged “free market” chanters all of a sudden have a problem with wealth. He’s obviously producing something people want. And, are desperate for today. And, he is richly rewarded for his hard work. He’s not a hypocrite because he creates products the “free market” wants and then rewards him for. He doesn’t rob/cheat/exploit anyone to obtain his wealth. He pays it forward. No one has to buy his product. All you have to do is pass on it, if you don’t want it. There are many, many, many folks who like, want and will pay for his product. He’s not saying wealth is bad. What he’s saying is that (grossly unregulated) capitalism breeds corruption / fraud / exploitation every time. And, is bad for America. And, he’d like it exposed and stopped. For good. That’s it. With a little humor thrown in. For Main St. And, that’s evil? Oh my. He IS an American living under a faux capitalist system. He’s beat a system that was built to screw over guys like him and continues to screw over guys like him, every day. When one “makes it” one is supposed to shut up and join the corporatist ranks ? Naaah. For those that don’t know: there are dirt rich progressives in America. Not just corporatist Dems and Pubs! Get over it! Rock on, Mike. You’re worth every penny. I’ll be front row and center.

[Slim Shavings]

There is a simple test of MM.

He promotes spreading of the wealth. Well he has made over 50 million. how much has he spread around. Unfortunately I think you'll find he is only interested in spreading other peoples wealth. Pretty much the mantra of his kind.
When he gets down to a few hundred thousand call me.

[Moe Bedard]

First let me say I worship no one or think ANYONE is above me. I am not a huge fan of his either.

With that said, I have much respect for a man that has done what he has, penniless, came from nothing, thinks outside the box, does not lie or cheat to gain his wealth. That is a true American Dream and what our country was supposed to be.

Well said Irish. Now that is an educated response that if anyone reads and tries to debate with as much of an educated response with facts instead of emotion, they would simply lose the debate. He provides value to society and does not steal, lie, rob and pilfer to do so. What he doesn't give it all away so he's a pig?

Please people. Think about that. And if you did any research you would find he has been more active and helped more people than we could ever dream.

MichaelMoore.com : One Month in New Orleans

Id rather watch his films then the same brainless crap I see all over cable and in theaters.

And remember it is OK for us all to not agree. I just ask for others to get educated and think. Do not let little things like this affect our goals.

[Irish Gal]

Originally Posted by Moe Bedard

First let me say I worship no one or think ANYONE is above me. I am not a huge fan of his either.

With that said, I have much respect for a man that has done what he has, penniless, came from nothing, thinks outside the box, does not lie or cheat to gain his wealth. That is a true American Dream and what our country was supposed to be.

Well said Irish. Now that is an educated response that if anyone reads and tries to debate with as much of an educated response with facts instead of emotion, they would simply lose the debate. He provides value to society and does not steal, lie, rob and pilfer to do so. What he doesn't give it all away so he's a pig?

Please people. Think about that. And if you did any research you would find he has been more active and helped more people than we could ever dream.

MichaelMoore.com : One Month in New Orleans

Id rather watch his films then the same brainless crap I see all over cable and in theaters.

And remember it is OK for us all to not agree. I just ask for others to get educated and think. Do not let little things like this affect our goals.

Thanks for the post, Moe. I don’t “worship” anyone either. But, heroes are nice to have. Americans like heroes. But, for me, I don’t go the usual “national heroes” route that most Americans choose: sports mania. Where someone’s a big, big hero because they can run fast or throw a ball and therefore, provided a gazillion $$$$ dollar contract. So, yea, I’m a sports’ pooper. Could care less about those types of “heroes” most Americans go gaga over. But, I’m aware that’s the hero worship / entertainment choice most Americans want and will pay for. So, they get it. Good for them. But, what I find the most interesting on this topic is that, Moore is on the side of the victims in this foreclosure and econ crisis, but that doesn’t matter one iota to the hate clubbers. That’s ok. Anyone can loathe anyone they want. I just don’t get the logic. They manage to get upset, and then are inclined to advocate on behalf of wealthy Americans everywhere, that they perceive as being the real victims, here. Interesting. It’s just plain foolish to me for distressed homeowners to not only blow off, but demonize (!) a filmmaker who has the resources, tools, access to mass media, and clout now to carry their message for them (and is doing just that) to the powers that be, and the world, and what do they do? They spit on him! That’s why we don’t get anywhere on Main St.

[caldwellb02]

Mike@michaelmoore.com ....?????

[bloominga]

Everyone, I want to just say that we can't let this stand in the way of our GOALS!!! What we are doing is just expressing our views but if we let this fester we will be DEFEATED!!!

This is what 'THEY' want.......for us to self destruct!!

DON"T LET THAT HAPPEN!!! What we are trying to do is much more mportant!

Dottie

[Irish Gal]

Originally Posted by bloominga

Everyone, I want to just say that we can't let this stand in the way of our GOALS!!! What we are doing is just expressing our views but if we let this fester we will be DEFEATED!!!

This is what 'THEY' want.......for us to self destruct!!

DON"T LET THAT HAPPEN!!! What we are trying to do is much more mportant!

Dottie

Oh Dottie, don't worry! Heated debate doesn't cancel out continuing the fight here or moving forward with our collective goals . They're just "opinions." That's all. Even if I strongly disagree w/ someone here, or anywhere on this site, if they needed something, and I could help, I would . I don't care about their politics or who they dislike.

[bloominga]

Irish, I don't think we could afford to travel to where the other lives right now but think of me front and center at the movie when it comes to Atlanta. Too bad we can't all see it together in one unified Main Street.

[caldwellb02]

I agree Irish - it's okay to disagree on other things. We are really united on this forum, though, in our desire to change the way this is working for the folks - us - on the streets. It doesn't matter what our politics, religion or other beliefs are. We CAN unite and agree to disagree on other things. I'm not stopping. Quite frankly I haven't seen a Michael Moore movie, but if he can help us in ANY way, let him at it! meanwhile I'm just on pins and needles for the next e-mail wave tomorrow. We are really building something here and I'm quite proud to be a part of it!

[Irish Gal]

Originally Posted by caldwellb02

I agree Irish - it's okay to disagree on other things. We are really united on this forum, though, in our desire to change the way this is working for the folks - us - on the streets. It doesn't matter what our politics, religion or other beliefs are. We CAN unite and agree to disagree on other things. I'm not stopping. Quite frankly I haven't seen a Michael Moore movie, but if he can help us in ANY way, let him at it! meanwhile I'm just on pins and needles for the next e-mail wave tomorrow. We are really building something here and I'm quite proud to be a part of it!

Absolutely! Some people (women esp) get nervous when they perceive "conflict" anywhere. I'm not one of em'! I'm also not one prone to "losing focus" on our mission or goals, here. I know what the larger cause is . And for me, Moore is a part of that larger cause, despite what his enemies may think or say. That's why I posted the article. By the way, go see the movie and report back what you think. If you like goofy Irish men, have a sense of humor, have an open mind, I think you may enjoy it. Men are more conservative than women politically anyways, and his most vocal critics seem to be men. So, another reason you'll probably like it. You're female!

[Irish Gal]

A GREAT OPENING NIGHT -- DO NOT PUT OFF SEEING CAPATALISM: A LOVE STORY -- GO TONIGHT! ALL OF WALL STREET IS WATCHING!

By Michael Moore Oscar and Emmy-winning director

October 3, 2009

Friends,

Thank you, all of you, who packed the theaters across North America last night to see my new film. The movie houses were rockin'! The national movie exit poll company announced this morning that the audiences in America gave Capitalism: A Love Story a rare "A" rating! Wow, thank you! In most multiplexes where Capitalism played, it was the #1 or #2 top-grossing movie there for the evening. That is nothing short of amazing.

For those of you waiting till next week to see it, I can't say this strongly enough: Do not put off going to see Capitalism: A Love Story. It is not just a movie. It is a referendum that is being closely watched by the CEOs of America. Let me tell you bluntly, the suits on Wall Street are closely watching to see how this movie does this weekend. So, too, are the members of Congress. If "Capitalism" has a huge opening, it will send shivers down their corporate spines, telling them loud and clear that the American people are mad as hell and are not into taking it any more. It will put all the bosses on notice that the vast Obama-voting majority has awoken from its silence and are out in full force.

But if the attendance is just "ok" or "so-so," then they will be relieved knowing that there is not a popular groundswell of opposition out there -- and then they can go about their business as usual. I'd like to send them a different message.

Treat tonight and tomorrow as if it were election day. Blow their minds on Monday morning when they show up at their executive suites, switch on CNBC or Fox Business News, and learn that America turned out in droves to participate in a raucous denunciation of Wall Street and everything it stands for. I often hear people ask, "What can I do to make my voice heard?" Your answer is at the nearest theater showing this movie. Trust me, packing these movie houses tonight and tomorrow will eff them up in an overwhelming and profound way.

Last night, there were many reports of spontaneous cheering throughout the film in nearly all the theaters. Theater managers reported difficulties in getting people to clear the theater lobby afterwards because groups of total strangers assembled to passionately discuss what they just saw. One manager wrote to me and said, "It's a good thing we carry Gummy Bears and Junior Mints at the concessions stand instead of pitchforks and torches! These crowds were ready to march over to the local Citibank and do something!" Another manager said a crowd in the lobby formed around the little Chase ATM machine next to his popcorn stand and started to "yell at it." Jeez! (Click here to see some of the cell phone photos fans have sent from various theaters around the country last night.)

Here's what I've heard the most about last night: Audiences were stunned and shocked by many of the things I reveal in the movie -- stuff that the networks have refused to show them -- even though they have the footage! They purposely withhold this news from you, the public. And because I dare to show it, some networks now refuse to license any of their footage to me. So I get my hands on it and put it in the movie anyway. I truly don't care. I'm sick and tired of the truth not being told to the American people -- and I am willing to suffer whatever the consequences come my way because I showed it to you. Fortunately we have "fair use" laws in this country that have kept my hide out of court so far. There is something so patently wrong with not being told what Wall Street and Corporate America are up to. If you go see Capitalism tonight, you'll see what I mean. You will alternately have your head spinning and then find yourself laughing your ass off!

Much more is riding on the success of this movie than the amount of popcorn that is sold. If we do well this weekend, the studio will expand the film to smaller towns next week. Don't put off seeing it! Click here to find out where it's playing and order your tickets now. Call some friends and make a night of it. My crew and I have put nearly two years of our lives into this and I am honored that it has been so well received. Join in on the fun of giving AIG, GM, Bank of America and all the other thieves the shellacking they deserve.

And send me a photo of you and the crowd there tonight! I'll post it and personally send it to the heads of all the financial institutions and the members of Congress. They need to get a clue -- right now -- and I'd like you to help me send them that clue!

Thanks again, and I'll see you tonight at the movies!

Yours,

Michael Moore
MMFlint@aol.com
MichaelMoore.com

[scarletofyre]

Saw it last night...was one of only 10 people in the theatre....where I live, $9 for a movie ticket probably wouldnt be a hardship--but I think that people were more into *escape* mode and went to the *Zombie* movie instead...

I came away with it with a deep sadness because, for me, there was not one single issue raised which was new or shocking. For those of us who are living this nightmare--the issues addressed are redundant, unrelenting and have become our new "lifestyle". The hope we had in November '08 is fading--if it was there at all....

It amazes me that there are so many people in this country in the same shape as those of us in this forum...yet...it is not really addressed as a true crisis. If the same number of people in this country who are facing this insane mortgage crisis were facing a crisis which was more media-centric....say...something visual, something which would sell more advertising for news organizations---something *sensational*--we would have help in seconds...after all, some power hungry polititian would come and *save the day* in order to assure continued support...

The response from those who are *not yet* faced with loosing their homes seems to be along the lines of.."Welllllll, you should have had better judgement....after all...*I* bought a house and *I'm* fine!! Because Im smarter than you are...." And then they put their heads back into the sand and feel smug for another day...

While the CEOs of the banks are decorating their palaces with the "hides" of we peasants... the majority of the population are still enjoying their lives...for now...

I encourage everyone to take someone who is "doing fine" to this movie.

French Revolution anyone?

[Fedup]

To quote Mr. Moore…..

“…..it's going to give most of you a new sense of hope that we are going to turn the sick and twisted mess made by the last president around…..”

That statement invoking the last administration as being the cause is Blatantly False. One needs to go back a number of years and investigate the Community Reinvestment Act and the Deregulation of the Banking industry during those same times!

“…..and you're going to have a good laugh at the expense of all the banking and corporate criminals who've made out like bandits in the past year…..”

“Laugh”, I think NOT…..I’m pi$$ed, why would anyone Laugh at someone being legally Mugged. IMHO this movie did nothing more than line the pockets of Mr. Moore and I’m sure He has a warm and fuzzy feeling inside after making it but, I Sure Don’t!!!

Gary

[SillyWorld]

Originally Posted by Fedup

To quote Mr. Moore…..

“…..it's going to give most of you a new sense of hope that we are going to turn the sick and twisted mess made by the last president around…..”

That statement invoking the last administration as being the cause is Blatantly False. One needs to go back a number of years and investigate the Community Reinvestment Act and the Deregulation of the Banking industry during those same times!

“…..and you're going to have a good laugh at the expense of all the banking and corporate criminals who've made out like bandits in the past year…..”

“Laugh”, I think NOT…..I’m pi$$ed, why would anyone Laugh at someone being legally Mugged. IMHO this movie did nothing more than line the pockets of Mr. Moore and I’m sure He has a warm and fuzzy feeling inside after making it but, I Sure Don’t!!!

Gary

Why do you think the Big Boy allowed the Movie to be shown in the first place it gets more peeps to the LEFT...Hahahaah

[Irish Gal]

I heard it was partly funded by Limbaugh, O'Reilly, Hannity, Beck, Coulter, Bachmann, and Malkin. Savage put in a few, too.

[Fedup]

Originally Posted by SillyWorld

Why do you think the Big Boy allowed the Movie to be shown in the first place it gets more peeps to the LEFT...Hahahaah

The “Big Boy” really had nothing to do with Allowing the Movie to be shown. It’s release for public consumption “could have been stopped in a heart-beat” if Hollywood wasn’t contracted or in bed with the Banking Industry to do such a Lousy “Hit Piece” making fun of the situation using their favorite Patsy against an administration Moore smugged.

Let me just say this.....Left/Right aside. I've been working on my own "movie" (as in saving my home) for 2+ years and don't have a dime to show for it, nor do I see anyone backing my efforts!

Gary

[SillyWorld]

Originally Posted by Fedup

The “Big Boy” really had nothing to do with Allowing the Movie to be shown. It’s release for public consumption “could have been stopped in a heart-beat” if Hollywood wasn’t contracted or in bed with the Banking Industry to do such a Lousy “Hit Piece” making fun of the situation using their favorite Patsy against an administration Moore smugged.

Let me just say this.....Left/Right aside. I've been working on my own "movie" (as in saving my home) for 2+ years and don't have a dime to show for it, nor do I see anyone backing my efforts!

Gary

Your Not alone , even some of us cannot get any help for nothing because we have a JOB Pay bills no food, buy food no pay bills...