July 5, 2004 journal, America is for sale at Wal-Mart prices, the red and the blue states.

Ralph Nader has a lot of wisdom in saying America is "for sale" to corporate interest and American workers are making Wal-Mart wages. I believe he is trying to give the voters a choice but 40 percent of American people do not bother to vote and now that's increased by one person because I see no choice. The gullible red listed states in the heart of this ill America are carried away on false promises of a fake religion, is only smart campaigning.

Fire works to me have a different meaning in view of the war raging and people dying.

"Moore light, Moore heat-despite their savage barrage on the movie and its maker, B-u-sh and his pals can’t make a dent in the credibility of Fahrenheit 9-1-1. By Jonathan Baskin, Judd Legum and David J. Sirota, Christie Harvey July 1, 2004. valleyadvocate.com/g base/news/content?aid=aid72191 Even before Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9-1-1 opened in theaters last Friday, the White House and its right-wing allies sought to smear both Michael Moore and the film. Last month, White House communications director Dan Bartlett said the movie "was so outrageously false it's not worth comment". Even though he had not seen the film. Meanwhile, the Hollywood reporter discovered that "big time conservative donors" are funding a slew of anti-Moore activities. Following the White House’s tactics of attacking critics’ patriotism, the right wing is also apparently bank-rolling a movie called Michael Moore hates America. But despite conservative’s best efforts to discredit the film, the New York Times notes, "central assertions of fact in Fahrenheit 911 are supported by the public record". When the movie was aired at the Cannes film festival, it won top prize for a panel made up of mostly American and British judges. Critics have accused Moore of wrongly claiming a group of Saudis were allowed to fly out of the United States on September 13th, when much of America airspace was still closed. In fact, the movie accurately reports that 142 Saudis, including 24 members of the bin La-den family, were allowed to leave after 9-13, a fact well-documented by the 911 Commission. Additionally, new reports prove that Saudi flights did occur on 9/13, despite 3 years of B-u-s-h and administration denials. As the St. Augustine Times reports on September 13, "with most of the nation's air-traffic still grounded, a small jet landed at Tampa Inter-national Airport, picked up 3 young Saudi men and left for Lexington Kentucky. The Saudis "then took another flight out of the country". Because the information is so new, it was not in the 9/11 commissions preliminary report. Subsequently, however, the com-mission has asked "for any information about a charter flight with 6 people, including a Saudi Prince, which flew from Tampa, Florida. On or about September 13, 2001. In the movie, Moore also charges that President Bush did not pay enough attention to 9-11 warnings that al Quada was about to attack. Instead of focusing on terrorism, charges the movie, the president spent 42% of his first eight months in office on vacation, a figure taken from a calculation by the Washington Post. Read America's progress report truth or consequences: The Bush administration and 911; and for a comprehensive history of how the White House under funded counter-terrorism and downgraded terrorism as a priority prior before 9/11, checkout the Center for American progress website at american.org Also see cap’s "Complete Saudi Primer"-A guide to everything you always wanted to know about the Bush-Saudi connection but were afraid to ask. At the direction of CEO Michael Eisner who is a Bush campaign contributor, the Walt Disney Co. prohibited its Miramax division from distributing Fahrenheit 911. The company enjoys a cozy relation-ship with Bush's brother Jeb, gov. of Florida, a trustee for the state employees pension”.