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Edited on Sun May-22-05 05:25 PM by Q
Reviewer: Subvert Press - - May 22, 2005 Subject: The Doorway To Hell!
If you watch this film, you will become a Communist and murder unborn babies. Do you want to become a Communist? Do you want to murder unborn babies? Of course you don't. But if you watch this film, you will do both of these things and more. You will smoke reefer, you will march in those evil peace rallies with filthy hippies and Satanic liberals, you'll even start hugging trees and dating ethnic minorities. See how insidious this demonic liberal media is? Your very eternal soul is at stake, my friend! Do you want to risk an eternity roasting in the flames of eternal hellfire? Then for God's sake, don't watch this film! You have been WARNED!
Fyron Brymstoan, MD, Ph.D, D.Th, OBGYN, BMF, YMMV, LMAO
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Reviewer: historydoc - - May 20, 2005 Subject: From an Historian's Perspective
I am not a conservative. I am a history professor at a state university. Do not rush to believe the interpretations put forth here. Journalists are not required to follow the rigorous standards of evidence that bind serious academics, and this is one example of what can happen. When an honest look at either the extreme faction of Islam or the imaginary group called "neo-cons" would be inconvenient for the driving agenda of this film it is disregarded in favor of conjecture. Even the basic categories here are questionable, as Moxey has pointed out in his own way.
Those who wish to denounce spun, unsubstantiated (or -able) propaganda must keep this film in their sights. Those who wish to learn should carefully study the difference between evidence (the kind you can substantiate) and interpretation. That key line is horribly blurred in this production. Justice is done to no one except, perhaps, the film's producer, whose biases render all of the real people portrayed here as caricatures. We need honest and open discussion, not the perpetuation of a-historical stereotypes. This film is long on the latter, and seems opposed to the former. Many would like to explain the strained relations between America and Europe by pointing to shallow ignorance on the part of the former. The shallowness of this film should remind all of us that no one has a monopoly on willful ignorance.
Dr. Steven Matthews, Ph.D.
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