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Fahrenheit 9/11

2008-11-19

Tobias Schlitt

I finally managed to watch Fahrenheit 9/11 in cinema. It's been a very splitted experience. On the one hand Michael Moore manages to emazingly show some backgrounds on the happenings since George W. Bush's "election". On the other one it's horrible to see how they brought people the fear, how they attacted innocent people and how they convinced thei own folks to join the army...

I finally managed to watch Fahrenheit 9/11 in cinema. It's been a very splitted experience. On the one hand Michael Moore manages to emazingly show some backgrounds on the happenings since George W. Bush's "election". On the other one it's horrible to see how they brought people the fear, how they attacted innocent people and how they convinced thei own folks to join the army...

One of the most scaring scene was, when a young souldier describes, that he listens to "The roof is on fire" by "Bloodhoundgang" when he's driving a tank...