Off the subject of 9/11, which wasn't really its forte, the second half of the film was probably some of the best, most realistic footage of the Iraq invasion that any American had seen (maybe still, to this day). Makes sense when you look at what it's all about-- soft on 9/11, hard on Iraq war: blammo, a left-liberal, Bush-bashing, "no, we don't need the facts on 9/11" flick, perfect for those about to contemplate perhaps taking a limited hangout position.

The black caucus asking for someone to sign on, and the mass protest against the commandeer the thief - things we never saw on tv. Moore blew it by not going into PNAC. And those saudi flights, at least he touched on that. But yes, he still is being a gatekeeper. part of the false opp.

Yes, Michael Moore has done many good things, but when he was fired from Mother Jones magazine for attempting to run a cover that showed a Palestinian boy with the caption "freedom fighter" was when he became a real left gatekeeper. Noone excels in the Left without the permission of the Judaic masters, just ask Alex Jones, where, for all his great work, he posts items on the "illuminati" but not on the "jewocrapcy" and the new weirld odor. See the article by Jeffrey Blankfort, War for Israel and the books by James Petras on the Israel Lobby. 911 was an inside job, and "Israel" was ultimately behind it.