Wednesday, September 06, 2006
How the blogosphere left and right respond to 9/11
Michelle Malkin has the story.
These are the kinds of stories that leave you scratching your head and thinking, "how did they get to be such j-holes?"
These are the kinds of stories that leave you scratching your head and thinking, "how did they get to be such j-holes?"
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7 comments:
As usual, typical dummycrat "let's not think this through" mentality. The irony here is that by doing what they plan, it will simply drum up even more eyeballs and viewers for ABC's series, countering their own goal.
An even more interesting question is how a movie that the left claims to be so unflattering to them even made it onto ABC's lineup. (Not that the movie does the right any favors, apparently it blasts Bush's first 9 months.) But still, I wonder if ABC will buckle under the pressure (see NYPost cover story today, for example)
Typical. The same people who showered Fahrenheit 9/11 with awards as a documentary are criticizing a miniseries labeled as a dramatization because it makes their precious Bubba look bad.
These j-holes will talk about free speech with a tear in their eye one minute, then turn around and plan to effectively censor information about this movie the next.
The posts on DU have made me physically ill. I must go vomit now.
ABC will buckle. Count on it.
The buckling has already begun:
ABC left open the possibility that the scenes that have been criticized could still be removed from the miniseries, which will be subject to edit before air.
"No one has seen the final version of the film because the editing process is not yet complete, so criticisms of film specifics are premature and irresponsible," ABC said.
Sources said ABC already has made minor edits to the miniseries, toning down one particular scene involving Berger that was interpreted by some as suggesting he at one point opted to not order the assassination of Osama bin Laden.
Wrong was I. Ran it did they. Now...matters are better.
I actually watched "Path to 9-11" in its entirety, both nights. Very, very well done. I also heard one of the 9-11 commission members stating he thought the mini-series was very accurate to the 9-11 report, regardless of the Clintonista's protests.