Michael Moore on his latest movie
i won't have a chance to see this until i get back to the u.s. in late november but i think i need to put it on my "must-see" list...
moore on "capitalism: a love story"...
i seriously doubt if there's going to be one thing that will bring down the house of horrors we've been living in for so many years that our handlers are so massively invested in propping up, but each hammer blow - and several of those blows have been delivered at michael moore's hands - is just one more crack at toppling the walls...
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moore on "capitalism: a love story"...
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.
i seriously doubt if there's going to be one thing that will bring down the house of horrors we've been living in for so many years that our handlers are so massively invested in propping up, but each hammer blow - and several of those blows have been delivered at michael moore's hands - is just one more crack at toppling the walls...
Labels: banksters, capitalism, Capitalism: A Love Story, foreclosures, Michael Moore, Tim Geithner, Wall Street
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