"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

So, you think it was ok for him to just sit there???

Absolutely. What was he to do that wasn't just a matter of posturing?

Is that what
you would have done?

Probably not, but I wasn't the President.

My pet goat seems like it rises to his
level of an urgent national matter. Have you seen the film of
him? He looked like a deer in the headlights.

I saw F911, if that's what you're asking.

Max

"Maxprop" wrote in message

| I saw F911, if that's what you're asking

What was your opinion of it?

I only saw a few clips..... but it smacked of his 'Bowling for Columbine'
movie. That, I thought, was an overly simplistic view of a rather complex
problem. It seems to me he has repeated his format with F911 and brought
several valid points to light ..... doctored up with half truths and spam
fed to liberal agendas.

Nonetheless... I believe G.Bush Jr. should be removed from office for gross
incompetence. Then again Kerry comes off as quite the goof as well!

CM

"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message

"Maxprop" wrote in message

| I saw F911, if that's what you're asking

What was your opinion of it?

I only saw a few clips..... but it smacked of his 'Bowling for Columbine'
movie. That, I thought, was an overly simplistic view of a rather complex
problem. It seems to me he has repeated his format with F911 and brought
several valid points to light ..... doctored up with half truths and spam
fed to liberal agendas.

I found it entertaining enough to hold my interest. I fully expected to get
up and waltz out during the movie--not as a protest, but from boredom--but
did not. I did, however, find that I had to question much of the
contentions MM made. (As an aside, isn't it sad that Michael Moore is now
known as MM, rather than that siren of the 50s, Marilyn Monroe. A pity.)
So did some others watching the flick. And I, too, found his approach to
complex issues simplistic in nature, as if things were truly black and
white. But it was an amusing show. I especially liked the clips of Bush in
his various activities.

Max

"Maxprop" wrote in message

| I found it entertaining enough to hold my interest. I fully expected to
get
| up and waltz out during the movie--not as a protest, but from boredom--but
| did not. I did, however, find that I had to question much of the
| contentions MM made. (As an aside, isn't it sad that Michael Moore is now
| known as MM, rather than that siren of the 50s, Marilyn Monroe. A pity.)
| So did some others watching the flick. And I, too, found his approach to
| complex issues simplistic in nature, as if things were truly black and
| white. But it was an amusing show. I especially liked the clips of Bush
in
| his various activities.

Thanks... I guess I'll wait and see it when the novelty dies out. "Now Watch
This Putt".... you gotta love those out-takes... ;-)

CM

Posturing? I think a reasonable response would be excuse himself
immediately.

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"Maxprop" wrote in message
ink.net...

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

So, you think it was ok for him to just sit there???

Absolutely. What was he to do that wasn't just a matter of posturing?

Is that what
you would have done?

Probably not, but I wasn't the President.

My pet goat seems like it rises to his
level of an urgent national matter. Have you seen the film of
him? He looked like a deer in the headlights.

I saw F911, if that's what you're asking.

Max

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

Posturing? I think a reasonable response would be excuse himself
immediately.

And still no one has yet given me a good reason for doing so. Please, I'd
really like to know why it was important for him to leave the kiddies seven
minutes early. At that point, the WTC had been hit twice and the Prez could
only stand by and watch in horror as did the rest of us.

Max

"Maxprop" wrote in message
ink.net...
|
| "Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
|
| Posturing? I think a reasonable response would be excuse himself
| immediately.
|
| And still no one has yet given me a good reason for doing so. Please, I'd
| really like to know why it was important for him to leave the kiddies
seven
| minutes early. At that point, the WTC had been hit twice and the Prez
could
| only stand by and watch in horror as did the rest of us.

I don't know about that one Max.... it was a national emergency...... no
time to be reading to kids... even though it was only 7 minutes... it was 7
minutes too long to avoid his immediate responsibility to address his full
attention to an attack on the nation he was in charge of. Totally
unacceptable and I'm certain the kids could have done without his butchering
of yet another plot line.

Nope... he was dead wrong not to excuse himself immediatly.... everyone
including the kids would have understood.... kinda like Nero and the fiddle
while Rome burned!

CM

"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message


"Maxprop" wrote in message

| And still no one has yet given me a good reason for doing so. Please,
I'd
| really like to know why it was important for him to leave the kiddies
seven
| minutes early. At that point, the WTC had been hit twice and the Prez
could
| only stand by and watch in horror as did the rest of us.

I don't know about that one Max.... it was a national emergency...... no
time to be reading to kids... even though it was only 7 minutes... it was
7
minutes too long to avoid his immediate responsibility to address his full
attention to an attack on the nation he was in charge of. Totally
unacceptable and I'm certain the kids could have done without his
butchering
of yet another plot line.

Nope... he was dead wrong not to excuse himself immediatly.... everyone
including the kids would have understood.... kinda like Nero and the
fiddle
while Rome burned!

Your answer, while logical, was still conceptual. I'm still waiting for a
bona fide reason for bailing on the kiddies. Yeah, the kids would have
understood, but for many of them having the Prez read to them was something
they'll remember all their lives.

Max

"Maxprop" wrote in message

| Your answer, while logical, was still conceptual. I'm still waiting for a
| bona fide reason for bailing on the kiddies. Yeah, the kids would have
| understood, but for many of them having the Prez read to them was
something
| they'll remember all their lives.

Logical.. Yes.... Conceptual... not in the remotest meaning of the word.

Look Max... if you are the President and get told that a terrorist strike
has occurred on mainland USA in a major metropolis! Do you really think
that the first order priority would be to finish reading a children's book
for the kids??!!

That is way beyond incompetence..... that's total idiocy. Maybe 7 minutes
didn't matter this time... it might next time.... the fact of the matter is
he did not act on his immediate responsibilites... and that's the crux of
it. He showed complacency then over-reacted. This is no leader... he is a
puppet and has proven incapable of thinking for himself.

He is viewed globally as a simpleton and ridiculed for it. How blind can his
acolytes be???

It's simple... he was put in power by business [Bin Laden money as well]
....and now dances to their flute.

CM

On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 17:57:37 -0300, "Capt. Mooron"
wrote this crap:


Look Max... if you are the President and get told that a terrorist strike
has occurred on mainland USA in a major metropolis! Do you really think
that the first order priority would be to finish reading a children's book
for the kids??!!


And I suppose he should have jumped up, yelled, "Time's a wasting!"
and run out of the room like a coked up cowboy out to shoot up the
town?





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!