It was just another Sunday afternoon being spent at a friends home. We decided to watch 'Fahrenheit 9/11' and it was purely *coincidence* that we decided to watch it on the 4th Anniversary of 9/11. Kudos to Michael Moore for the time he has spent in collecting all the facts, figures & above all standing up against the federal government. The movie/documentary is an eye-opener on many aspects, How much of investment the Royal family from Saudi Arabia has in many of the US Corporations, Many of these Corporations have/had many members of the Bush family on their board, How so many members of the Bin Laden family were allowed to leave US on 13thSep'01 when the FAA had grounded every commercial jets, and many more.
If u haven't watched 'Fahrenheit 9/11' still, then i feel u need to watch it today. You shouldn't be missing this one either "A Letter to All Who Voted for George W. Bush from Michael Moore".
After reading this piece, this is what i have to say, "You see that there is one thing which India shares with US & that is we have same kind of politicians who really lack the basics in Governance of the State or the Country. One thing is for sure in Democracy, the politicians are getting rich & richer."
If u haven't watched 'Fahrenheit 9/11' still, then i feel u need to watch it today. You shouldn't be missing this one either "A Letter to All Who Voted for George W. Bush from Michael Moore".
After reading this piece, this is what i have to say, "You see that there is one thing which India shares with US & that is we have same kind of politicians who really lack the basics in Governance of the State or the Country. One thing is for sure in Democracy, the politicians are getting rich & richer."
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