Michael Moore is once again hanging himself with this film. I say film because to call it a documentary is the largest lie of this film filled with deceit - it is propaganda. As usual, Moore takes some great points and buries them in his web of half-truths and outright lies. The point about all the members of Congress having only one child serving in Iraq is brilliant. It speaks to the big problem of the war and the class distinction of having the poor fight a war for the rich man's oil. But this important message is lost among lies about the 2000 election, mistruths about the timing of dealings with the Saudis, deceit about the desires of Iraqi citizens, US troops in Iraq and families at home. If Moore would stick to the facts he would make an ironclad 'documentary' about real problems, instead he makes a mad rant-filled piece that serves only to further divide the positions.
Review of Fahrenheit 9/11
