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"Path to 9/11" Web Address Hijacked

Fri, Sep 8, 2006 at 12:56:48 pm PDT

Get a load of this one. The left is using every dirty trick and sneaky internet ploy in the book to shut down ABC’s The Path to 9/11, and here’s the latest.

Someone anonymously registered the domain name pathto911.com and installed a redirect that takes visitors looking for information on the movie to the Democratic Party’s anti-ABC page. (Hat tip: Robin.)

Here’s the genuine web site: ABC.com: The Path to 9/11.

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1 Chicken Kiev  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 10:57:39am

Creeps.

2 Whole Wheat Bagel  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 10:58:29am

Joy.

3 Whole Wheat Bagel  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 10:59:29am

Hey, I had Chicked Kiev at the China Fleet Club in Hong Kong in 1990.

4 JustMyView  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 10:59:56am

How funny!

5 Chicken Kiev  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:00:43am

Meanwhile, in Denmark, a newspaper has reprinted the Iranian cartoons comparing Palestinians to Holocaust victims.

A Danish newspaper has printed cartoons about the Holocaust commissioned by Iran after cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad triggered violent protests. The newspaper - Information - published six of the cartoons, which are on display in the Iranian capital, Tehran.

Several of the cartoons contrast the plight of the Palestinians with that of the victims of the Holocaust.

Editor-in-chief Palle Weis said he had thought carefully about publishing the cartoons and said it was not a stunt.

He told the BBC the cartoons accompanied a news story about the exhibition. He said they were "tasteless but predictable".

Information said it had decided to print the cartoons after consulting the main rabbi in Copenhagen.

"He said he had seen worse examples," editor-in-chief Mr Weis told the BBC.

One of the cartoons, by a Moroccan cartoonist, shows a scene bisected by the barrier being constructed in the West Bank by Israel.

On one side, a gravestone reading "Holocaust" and bearing a Star of David stands in the sunshine. Underneath the ground is buried a single skull.

On the other side, it is night-time. A gravestone here says "Sabra and Shatila" - a reference to infamous massacres carried out in Lebanon in 1982 by Lebanese Christian militiamen allied to Israel - underneath a Palestinian flag. Underneath the ground are buried scores of skulls.

"Our readers would be disappointed if we didn't print the cartoons," Mr Weis said.

[Link: news.bbc.co.uk...]

6 Chicken Kiev  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:01:20am

And I had chicken Kiev at a bat mitzvah in 1973.

7 Capt. Queeg  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:01:31am

"Shut up", they explained.

8 Just_A_Grunt  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:02:06am

Well ain't that cute? We had previously heard about the "Google Bomb" they have planned. Brit Hume even mentioned it in his report last night.

9 Peacekeeper  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:02:07am

Reza was offended.

10 tfc3rid  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:02:20am

Shocker.

Just wait until the Mouse House pulls it compeltely.

11 Earth2moonbat  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:02:42am

No different from registering drudge.com and directing it to an anti-drudge site. They think it's clever to be dirty.

12 syncrodude  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:02:42am

Absolutely desperate I say...

13 taxfreekiller[deleted]  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:04:01am
14 Just_A_Grunt  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:04:15am

Okay somebody redirect the DNC or DLC to a website with the Communist Manifesto on it.

15 theparson  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:05:54am

they're disthpickable!

16 tangonine  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:06:00am

The Demokratik Party.

They reason that any action is ok (even illegal, immoral and unethical actions) if it's against the US, Bush or Christianity or any combination thereof.

My that sounds a lot like Taqiyya (sp)?

The Enemy Within, indeed.

17 TMF  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:08:13am

Now whose the fascists again?

18 NoSubmission  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:08:29am

Like it really changes anything. These goons are only making the show seem more interesting.

19 6patrick6  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:09:16am

The truth is a dangerous thing to the L3.

It shines the light on the cockroaches that they are, making them scatter into the walls, cracks, and crevices.

20 NTropy  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:09:24am

Will somebody, in answer, anonymously register "pathtodeceit.com" and redirect it to the same place?

21 _remembertonyc  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:09:54am

the leftists remind me of the muslims who hate us so much. they are "permanently victimized" with "no way out," so any dirty deeds they do are justified.

the only problem is that unless you share their radical and paranoid views, you look at them and understand that they can never be trusted with real power. if the republicans have a clue, they will use these antics in future campaigns. in campaigns across the nation, republican or independent candidates must shed harsh light on the actions of these nuts and demand that their democratic opponents condemn them. and if the candidates from the left decline to do so, they need to be held accountable for the despicable acts being done on their behalf.

22 Black George Bush  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:09:57am

I for one welcome our new Stalinist overlords at the DNC :)

23 Ringo the Gringo  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:10:34am

They're really freaking out, aren't they?

24 TMF  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:10:42am

What a nefarious gang of criminals the dimmys have become.

That wooden goon Harry Reid

That snivelling prick Durbin

That lying pompous ass Kerry

That weasel Hillary

I cant believe the polls have these son of a bitches winning the election in NOv.

25 Kenneth  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:11:13am

Hey guess what, I just discovered you can use their online mass email module to send ANY message you like to ABC/Disney. I sent this note to ABC:

Please don't knuckle under to pressure from political action groups to edit or cancel this important documentary. The public has a right to know the truth and ABC has an obligation to tell the truth.

26 Fenway_Nation  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:11:18am

Didn't some LaMontos supporters use a DOS attack against the Leiberman campaign's website right before the primary?

/some freedom of speech

27 Dublin(CA)Dude  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:11:51am

How foolish the Dems and the left are. They are bringing far more attention to the behavior of the Clinton White House then if the movie had just aired as scheduled.

And the veiled threat to pull ABC's license, yeah, I'm sure what House Dems want is reopened hearing on the failures of Clinton's foreign policy.

How dumb can they get?

28 syncrodude  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:12:29am

I just googled "pathto911". First on the list,
Democrats.org. Went page 4 and did not see any positives. I guess "they" are really doing it.

29 Cato the Elder  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:12:44am

When and on what channels is this thing supposed to air, again? I want to make sure I see it (if the Thought Police at Dem HQ will allow it, that is).

30 theparson  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:12:47am

Unethical?!
Balderdash!

Yesterday I gave my comments on this very subject via the DNC web site.

Today, I recieved an email from the DNC telling me what I should do in retalliation for the slanderous treatment of Pope Clinton.

So, I promplty clicked on the link to be removed from their email propaganda list. I then was directed to a web page demanding a four digit code before I could be removed. The code, I was promised, had been sent to me at the self same email address from whence I demanded removal.

As of this moment I have...

...wait for it...

...not recieved said four digit code.

31 iowahawk  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:14:19am

It's official: Bill Clinton has now exerted more effort stopping a TV movie than he did stopping Al-Qaeda.

32 taxfreekiller[deleted]  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:14:30am
33 Ben Hur  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:15:32am

Eichmanijad on Iranian Idol.

34 narrowback  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:15:43am

OT & I don't know if anybody else mentioned it yet but one of our home-grown jihadis just lost an important argument before the court

[Link: www.chicagosuntimes.com...]

35 Catttt  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:15:48am

September 8, 2006
Dems to ABC: We’ll Yank License, Talking Points
by Scott Ott, ScrappleFace

(2006-09-08) — Top Senate Democrats, outraged over inaccuracies in the upcoming ABC mini-series The Path to 9/11, today said that in addition to yanking the network’s broadcast license, if the show airs Democrats might also withhold from ABC News the daily distribution of Democrat talking points.

A spokesman for Disney-owned ABC News said that while the network could weather the revocation of its broadcast license, thanks to the proliferation of cable and satellite TV, the loss of the Democrat talking points would force the news division to hire dozens of new reporters to fill the void in its newscasts.

Meanwhile, Scholastic Inc. recalled a Path to 9/11 study guide which it had offered to 25,000 high school teachers nationwide, and replaced it with “a more balanced, traditional teaching tool” prepared by MoveOn.org with help from Oscar-winning filmmaker Michael Moore.

36 Kenneth  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:15:55am

#31 iowahawk


It's official: Bill Clinton has now exerted more effort stopping a TV movie than he did stopping Al-Qaeda.

Brilliant!

37 Dirk Diggler  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:16:06am
It's official: Bill Clinton has now exerted more effort stopping a TV movie than he did stopping Al-Qaeda.

Sad but true.

38 theparson  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:16:19am

...still waiting

39 Just_A_Grunt  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:17:13am

"Ah did not have sex with that woman" Bill Clinton responding to questions concerning the actions of Madeline Albright in the pursuit of OBL
/

40 Killgore Trout  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:17:22am

#35 Cattt


the loss of the Democrat talking points would force the news division to hire dozens of new reporters to fill the void in its newscasts.


HA!

41 Dirk Diggler  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:17:57am

BGB,

I for one welcome our new Stalinist overlords at the DNC :)

Melissa was offended. As a matter of fact she's gritting her teeth with rage.

42 Geepers  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:18:09am

iowahawk (#31),

Yo hawk. Got a couple of cases on ice for tonight's party.

43 Grand Junctionite  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:18:17am

#27 Dublin (CA) Dude

Exactly! I for one don't care much about pre 9/11 failures. Hindsight is 20/20. But post 9/11 is an entirely different story. Nobody on the left has convinced me that they can protect our country and our way of life with their dhimmi ways.
God help us if Pelosi et al get elected in Nov.

44 hous bin pharteen  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:18:45am

#31 iowahawk

It's official: Bill Clinton has now exerted more effort stopping a TV movie than he did stopping Al-Qaeda.



Sad, but true.

45 jwm  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:19:06am

You know, if the donks keep this up they'll endanger their reputation for being the party of truthiness.

Or maybe not.

JWM

46 The Pulchritudinous Patriot  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:19:24am

Hey Hawk! I smell a blisteringly funny article in re: your Clinton comment, in the works!

(I'm a huge fan,BTW!)

47 hous bin pharteen  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:19:36am

New Victor H is up for all you fans.


[Link: article.nationalreview.com...]

48 Peacekeeper  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:20:49am

I wonder if Bin Laden has any hot interns?

49 brent  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:21:48am

Oh boy, this is going to be great..!

I bet dollars to donuts the guy that did that is

a) in need of P Diddy's acne wash
b) not going out tonite
c) probably recovering from an extended bout of self-gratification
d) just hit his peak

Rock on, speech silencer...

50 GregInSeattle  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:21:49am

What about diiveersiity?

What about diiaaloggg?

Oh, that only applies to Islamic Terrorism you say?

51 scoreboard44  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:22:06am

48 Peacekeeper


You mean like Camels?

52 Peacekeeper  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:24:48am

Scoreboard
or young boys abducted from Bangladesh...

53 jcm  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:26:00am

The Dems are afraid, very afraid of...

The facts.

Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence.


John Adams, 'Argument in Defense of the Soldiers in the Boston Massacre Trials,' December 1770
US diplomat & politician (1735 - 1826)

54 Stuck in california  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:27:07am

Just got email form letter from ABC,thanking me for contacting them...Blah Blah Blah

55 taxfreekiller[deleted]  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:27:12am
56 iowahawk  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:27:39am

#42

Party? Did somebody say 'party'?

BUG ZAPPER

12 pints Everclear
8 bottles Night Train fortified wine
1 case Olde English 800 malt liquor
8 packets watermelon kiwi Koolaid
4 5 lb. bags of Redi Ice

Mix contents in clean 20 gallon Rubbermaid lawn & leaf garbage container, diluting with garden hose. Garnish with dozen pak Krispy Kreme glazed donuts and pack of Red Man chew to taste.

Bottoms up!

57 DistantThunder  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:28:21am

A quote from Victor David Hanson from above posted article:

Once-noble institutions like Reuters can no longer be trusted to send out photos that are not doctored, or even to report fairly events on the ground — and that too ultimately filters down to affect the very manner in which we make war.

Here, here.

58 DistantThunder  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:30:22am
#31 iowahawk 9/8/2006 01:14PM PDT

It's official: Bill Clinton has now exerted more effort stopping a TV movie than he did stopping Al-Qaeda.

That's Bill Clinton's Legacy in a nutshell.

59 Quintus_Arius  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:30:44am

Boys will be boys!

I expect an LGFer to get the original uncut DVD.
And make it available for a nominal fee plus S&H.

Thanks

60 Just_A_Grunt  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:31:09am

Powerline has a post up about the releasing of the report from congress regarding the pre war intelligence. I have one piece of advice for those who criticise the intelligence used to go to war in Iraq.
Everybody of that intelligence was finally confirmed or denied by putting boot on the ground inside the country. As it always is once you are able to examine the evidence yourself some information you have will be proven other portions will be disproved. But just like Iran is doing now if Saddam had not been so defiant we would never have invaded and the veracity of the intelligence would still be a subject of debate in academic circles.

61 Sir Lurksalot  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:31:33am

I hate to be motivated by schaudenfraude but I hope this scores big ratings so I can see the DUmmies crying.

62 ShumBaayaMyLord  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:32:02am

No doubt the DNC & Team have been taking a page out of the Fatah and Hamas playbook for this stunt.

In other words, the "anonymous" nature of the action taken here (or, if the stunt gets traced to real individuals, the ostensibly "arms-length" or "unconnected" nature of it) allows the DNC higher-ups and marquee pols the specious benefits of "deniability."

Black September terrorist atrocities in the 1970's in theory permitted Arafat the license to deny any connection to his Fatah. More of the same from the onset of the Arafat-directed terror war from 2000. In the Hamas sphere, supposed "splinter" or "offshoot" groups allegedly beyond Hamas organized control have been behind Kassam rocket-launchings, Centanni/Wiig-type kidnappings, and other barbarities.

Obviously, in truth, nobody (except LLL willing dupes) is fooled--although the circumstantial deniability is indeed reinforced by fairly decent tracks-covering by the various groups involved.

In this Path to 9/11 case, presumably the DNC & Co. figure this same approach is worth a shot--after all, no one has busted the technique's originators (Fatah and Hamas) too much on it yet.

If specific individuals do get flushed out into the open with this website-switching stunt, expect them to take another Fatah/Hamas technique into the political-discourse mainstream: the perpetrators will claim expression-oppression due to Jewish-influenced corporate media consolidation, which is after all the greater threat to our lives and the Republic than Islamist mass-murder.

63 Black George Bush  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:32:12am

#41 Dirk Diggler
I hate to see my babymamma upset :o

64 Omega  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:32:28am

LMAO!

My gawd, what desperation... They are absolutely terrified of this movie. Thats pure fear right there, which means theres a lot of truth in it.

If they'd actually produce policies that do something useful, they wouldnt be in this little bind. Yet they continue to let their bush-hatred override any sense of rationality, and as a result go out of their way to do anything to hurt bush... Of course, when the truth of their actions presents itself, they have to go overboard to hide it.

People notice that kind of thing, and how much it hurts the rest of the country, yet they do not care, which is exactly why they will lose the next elections.

Until they start doing things that help and benefit this country, *without* regard as to whether or not it hurts Bush as their sole/primary motivator, they stand no real chance.

65 Kenneth  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:33:22am

OT: Brad Pitt, GENIUS: Says He Won't Marry Angelina Jolie Until Gays Can Marry Too!
Ace


Old opinion of Brad Pitt: Dumb as a bag of retards.

New opinion of Brad Pitt: Perhaps the most brilliant man who has ever lived. A mind of such staggering intellectual power it makes Einstein's look like the primative nerve ganglia in an ankylosaurus' ass-brain.

Top Ten Other Brad Pitt, Super-Genius, Excuses Made To Women

10. "I cannot do a dish-washing until all minefields are cleared for the world's children."

9. "I vow to support HIV awareness by blowing one stealth-fart into your couch-cushions for each AIDS casualty in America."

8. "How can I give you more than twenty-two seconds of foreplay when Bush is planning to pack the Supreme Court with rightwing reactionaries? Can't you see the bigger picture?"

7. "Make me a sandwich if you oppose Japanese whale-hunting, bitch."

6. "No, I won't weed the lawn. I'm opposed to all forms of discrimination. Aren't you, racist?"

5. "Watching TBS' Shark Week for thirty three hours nonstop is my silent protest against CIA defoilant operations against South American coca farmers."

4. "The KKK lynched people for not raising the toilet seat back up. I won't sully the memories of their victims by towing the Klan line."

3. "If I give you the television remote, then the terrorists have won."

2. "Arms are made for hugging. Not for moving your knickknack cabinet."

...and the Number One Brad Pitt Excuse Made To Women...

1. "I finished in thirty seconds intentionally. If I had waited for you to orgasm, we would have spent precious minutes filling the air with dangerous hydrocarbons or fluorocarbons or... I don't know, some kind of carbons. Now make me a sandwich if you love black people. You... do love black people don't you, racist?"

66 Shr_Nfr  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:34:43am

#30 - Most sane operating systems and email systems support a form of rule based email screening. For instance OSX and their standard email program. One alternative available is to bounce the message back to the sender based on the senders address with a no-such email reply. I would suggest that this is appropriate for brain dead organizations such as the DNC, Michael Moore(on), and other such instances of evolution running in reverse.

67 reggie  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:37:38am

Pop quiz:

Who is dumber?

A. ABC for not registering the domain.

B. Me for not checking the domain's availability.

Answer: B.

68 hayseed  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:38:29am

i was not really gonna watch,but with all the broohah...blaa blaaa blaaa i might. it's tv folks get a grip

69 Just_A_Grunt  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:40:11am

If they delay showing it or cancel it all together it will resolve the conflict with the NY Giants VS Indianapolis Colts (Manning v Manning) game. I won't have to keep flipping back and forth.

70 Goddessoftheclassroom  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:41:09am

Here's an bulletin going around MySpace with the headline "Stop the "docu-lie" from airing!"

Date: Sep 8, 2006 12:11 PM
Subject ABC Distorts 9/11
Body: ACTFORCHANGE ACTIVISM UPDATE: September 8th,
2006

** URGENT ALERT **

ABC's 9/11 Distortions Get Even Worse


On September 10th and 11th, ABC is planning to air a "docu-drama" called "Path to 9/11," which is being billed as "an objective telling of the events of 9/11." In fact, the film was written by an unabashed conservative who twists the facts to blame President Clinton.

And since we wrote you on Wednesday, new details have emerged that show EVEN MORE distortions and intentional conservative slant to the program.

Tell ABC to cancel this show -- and Scholastic, Inc. not to distribute it in our nation's schools. Click here


Among the latest developments:

- Approximately 900 copies went out to conservative bloggers and media personalities such as Rush Limbaugh -- but the producers flat-out refused to send a copy to former President Bill Clinton for review.
- The show's producers have reassured conservatives that "blame on the Clinton team is [still] in the DNA of the project."
- ABC has teamed up with Scholastic, Inc -- a textbook publisher -- to offer this propaganda with an accompanying "study guide" to 100,000 teachers across America.

It's simply STUNNING to think that as this fall's election approaches, a major television network (which pretends to be politically neutral) would devote six hours of prime-time programming to air such a slanted and wildly inaccurate program. It's unacceptable
-- and we all need to take action to prevent it from happening.

Tell ABC and Scholastic to cancel the broadcast airing of this show, as well as its distribution to schools and teachers. Click here

*** Want to increase your impact? Share this message with everyone you know who's interested in fair media and unbiased reporting on the events that led to Sept. 11th, 2001. ***


THANK YOU for working to build a better world.

Will Easton
Manager, ActForChange.com
Working Assets

71 theparson  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:44:12am
One alternative available is to bounce the message back to the sender based on the senders address with a no-such email reply. I would suggest that this is appropriate for brain dead organizations such as the DNC, Michael Moore(on), and other such instances of evolution running in reverse.

I know you are trying to help but... WHAT?!?

72 steve  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:45:41am

I went if the hijacked page and rewrote the letter to Mr. Iger:

Mr. Iger,

"The Path to 9/11" is the truth and honors the memory of 9/11 victims and serves americans everywhere as a wake-up call to what terrorists can do if we sleep. It is responsible and does not misrepresents the facts and completely tells the truth.

This film is not a conservative attempt to rewrite the history of September 11 to blame anyone. You should honor the trust the public has given you with our public airwaves by keeping this documentary on the air.

Sincerely,

73 Geepers  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:46:17am

iowahawk (#56),

LOL. Too funny.

Check your mail.

74 Earth2moonbat  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:46:23am

#65 Kenneth

"I finished in thirty seconds intentionally. If I had waited for you to orgasm, we would have spent precious minutes filling the air with dangerous hydrocarbons or fluorocarbons or... I don't know, some kind of carbons. Now make me a sandwich if you love black people. You... do love black people don't you, racist?"

I think that was a reference to diamonds. Good reason not to get her any.

75 Stuck-in-CA  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:47:45am

Maybe the Democrats can send Sandy Burglar to the ABC studios. He can stuff the 9/11 movie down his pants and make it disappear just like he did to our national security documents.

These Democrats are beyond belief. Fascists all of them. *spit*

76 Catttt  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:52:44am

Yeah, but [Link: www.thepathto911.com...] has been taken by Michael Savage/Savage nation. :)

77 HeatherRadish  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:54:29am

#69 Just_A_Grunt

If they delay showing it or cancel it all together it will resolve the conflict with the NY Giants VS Indianapolis Colts (Manning v Manning) game. I won't have to keep flipping back and forth.

Yeah, it's all about us!

If Sunday wasn't the 10th, I'd swear ABC/ESPN/Disney/etc scheduled the miniseries to steal viewers away from the NBC Sunday Night Football Debut out of pique at going from owning two games per week to one.

/CUT THAT MEAT!

78 CommonSense  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 11:59:13am

"The Path to 9/11" is a conservative attempt to rewrite the history of September 11th to blame Democrats. The Walt Disney Corporation could have given Americans an honest look at September 11. Instead, the company abandoned its duty to the truth -- and embraced the fiction known as "The Path to 9/11."

You do not speak for me...

79 Catttt  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:01:44pm

65 Kenneth

Granted, he does sound dumb, or at the very least, clueless. I don't really care what he thinks, though.

I'd link to the naked picture, but I don't want to traumatize you men.

80 tangonine  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:03:22pm

#56 Iowahawk

Scary part is I know people who, upon reading that, would grap pencil and pad and be seen 30 minutes later at the liquor store.

81 FriarsTale  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:04:47pm

they don't want you to know the truth

just as Sandy Burglar doesn't want you to know

82 Black George Bush  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:04:47pm

#75 Stuck-in-CA
LMAO

83 Stuck-in-CA  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:05:54pm

Cattt-

I have no problem with Pitt as long as he keeps his mouth shut and his shirt open.

84 Catttt  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:08:04pm

Fox news just showed a collection of the scenes that may be edited out and discussed the "artistic license" angle. So - millions of people are seeing them, one way or another.

85 Desert Storm Vet I  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:08:28pm

I thought the demos were supposedly the "progressive party". However, their use of power to censor this show constitutes violations of "Freedom of the Press", which is "amusing" since the demos have used the press to their maximum advantage.

Bottom line: What's good for the goose is good for the gander.

86 Catttt  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:09:03pm
83 Stuck-in-CA 9/8/2006 02:05PM PDT
Cattt-

I have no problem with Pitt as long as he keeps his mouth shut and his shirt open.

I'm with you 100%. :)

87 Stuck-in-CA  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:09:19pm

81- Friar's

Oy vey. That was so awful! LOL

88 JammieWearingFool  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:10:07pm

Slick weighs in.

Lacks truthiness.

89 rcris5  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:10:38pm

#33 Ben Hur

Considering the Babes who are his backup, he must be able to do the deed without so much as a "howdy-do" and certainly witout having to kneel. Impressive wing span. Spans? Whatever.

90 Stuck-in-CA  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:13:04pm

88- Jammie

Lacks truthiness.

So why should today be different than every other day?

91 formercorpsman  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:16:00pm
How funny!

This is exactly what I was talking about when describing Nodrog's comments.

The initiative it took the left to pursue this effort in the way they are doing is a direct contradiction of their silence upon learning the news about Sandy Berger, and the National Archives.

I have no problem with your difference of opinion. When it amounts to something that should concern our safety and national sovereignty, despite party affiliation, I would like to hear the same jingoism in wanting the truth for such.

92 Pawn of The Oppressor  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:19:28pm

#48 Peacekeeper,

I wonder if Bin Laden has any hot interns?


He doesn't need interns when his women have the legal status of the average american family pet golden retriever. OBL has a reputation for living by his own rules, too, so I doubt that he keeps any cute pudgy Jewish girls around.

Let me tell you, if I was a millionaire terrorist mastermind, I'd have a bitchin' rad Evil Overlord Castle and I'd be asking for the hot Jewish girls AND the Pakistani bikini contest winners by name.

93 kawfytawk  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:24:24pm

I just heard the screenwriter Cyrus...didn't catch the last name...on the Hannity radio show re: his "docudrama" Sean asked him if ABC caved and edited ...he said YES

Sean also asked if he thought ABC would pull it from airing all together. Cyrus thought that it WOULD air.

Cyrus said that the reason the Dems are freaking is because they only saw day one at the screening,IF they even saw it at all. Day one was "the Clinton years"... Day 2 is of the Bush years.

Guess they weren't interested in the Bush years.

In any case, Cyrus felt that no matter how much they (ABC) edited, viewers should come away with only one enemy...Al Qaida

94 Coeur de Lion  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:25:30pm

i CALLED THE CONTACT NUMBER FOR THE dEMOCRATIC pARTY TO GIVE THEM MY OPINION OF THEIR ATTEMPTS TO CESOR THIS FILM. wON'T DO MUCH GOOD, BUT MADE ME FEEL BETTER

95 Right_Writer  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:26:28pm

Slimy SOBs

96 Stuck-in-CA  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:28:39pm

93- kawfytawk

Day one was "the Clinton years"... Day 2 is of the Bush years.

You mean "Bush months". The movie ends with the actual 9/11 attack.

97 Render  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:28:56pm

Don't look now but we're being engulfed and turmoiled even as we type, so says the Reuters lie agency.

SERVINGS
PER
CONTAINER,
R

98 kawfytawk  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:29:29pm

#96 stuck in CA

I stand corrected :O)

99 Stuck-in-CA  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:32:06pm

Geez, even the New Pravda Times liked the movie...

[Link: www.newsmax.com...]

100 Catttt  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:35:03pm

94 Coeur de Lion

Me too. I also contacted Senator Mikulski's office, Senator Reid's office, and Congressman Cardin's office, via their contact numbers. And I e-mailed ABC.

101 The Monster  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:37:04pm

I have it on good authority that the message to ABC thing now has one from a.hitler@reichsfuehrer.de, saying that he's ordered Goebbels to get Riefenstahl to work up a documentary more in keeping with the needs of the Reich.

102 Missouri Boy  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:42:52pm

How dumb are the LLL's. This show is going up against Sunday nite and Monday nite football. If they had just kept quiet, no one would of watched it anyway.

2 cents

103 hous bin pharteen  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:44:30pm

#85 Desert Storm...


If you think of the term "Progressive" in the same way you think of all the old words and terms from Stalins USSR it becomes clearer.

Some good advice I recieved about the Dems was if they are using a term, they mean its opposite, and if they are accusing someone of something it means they already have done it or are doing it. Its scary how many times that this is true.

104 stodle  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:45:03pm

#76 - How fitting, the left takes the .org and the right takes the .com.

The sites themselves tell a lot about the difference between the two sides: Savage's site is crowded, info heavy and a little tacky but totally issue focused... while the democrat site is clean and organized with a nice color theme but is "breathtakingly vapid", focusing on tactics and petitions rather than issues.

105 kawfytawk  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:49:10pm

Frankly I could care less about the content of this mini series.

What scares the bejeebers out of me is the fact that the dems have become so unhinged as to demand that this be pulled.

This is LOUD and BLARING wake up call as to what it would be like if the Dems get control of both houses of congress.

I wonder how many are merely hitting the snooze button and rolling over?

106 Missouri Boy  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:52:12pm

Left screams "freedom of speech" as long as it is their speech only!

Just one more reason to remind : Go buy that gun and learn to use it. The LLL government to come is not going to protect you.

another 2 cents

107 tantraman  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 12:59:21pm

Isn't the case that some of the 9/11 Commissioners have also condemned the production?

108 Right Side  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 1:02:07pm

The DNC is really cranking up the pressure:

Dear Robert Iger:

We write as professional historians, who are deeply concerned by the
continuing reports about ABC's scheduled broadcast of "The Path to
9/11." These reports document that this drama contains numerous
flagrant falsehoods about critical events in recent American history.
The key participants and eyewitnesses to these events state that the
script distorts and even fabricates evidence into order to mislead
viewers about the responsibility of numerous American officials for
allegedly ignoring the terrorist threat before 2000.

The claim by the show's producers, broadcaster, and defenders, that
these falsehoods are permissible because the show is merely a
dramatization, is disingenuous and dangerous given their assertions
that the show is also based on authoritative historical evidence.
Whatever ABC's motivations might be, broadcasting these falsehoods,
connected to the most traumatic historical event of our times, would be
a gross disservice to the public. A responsible broadcast network
should have nothing to do with the falsification of history, except to
expose it. We strongly urge you to halt the show's broadcast and
prevent misinforming Americans about their history.

Sincerely,

Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Sean Wilentz, Princeton University
Michael Kazin, Georgetown University
Lizbeth Cohen, Harvard University,
Nicholas Salvatore, Cornell University;
Ted Widmer, Washington College;
Rick Perlstein, Independent Scholar;
David Blight, Yale University;
Eric Alterman, City University of New York.

This reads like a list of liberals and Democrat apologists. Eric Alterman? Bwahahahahahahahahaha! He's a professor of English.

109 Right Side  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 1:07:09pm

#107 tantraman:

Isn't the case that some of the 9/11 Commissioners have also condemned the production?


Just one that I know of: Ben Veniste, the Democrats' partisan hit man on the Commission.
Thomas Kean, the co-chair of the Commission, was personally involved in the production of the film.

110 Right Side  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 1:15:10pm

#61 Sir Lurksalot:

I hate to be motivated by schaudenfraude but I hope this scores big ratings so I can see the DUmmies crying.


For the Dems, the worst of all possible worlds would be to make this much of a public stink about the film and yet still fail to suppress it. They have just given it so much publicity that it's bound to get higher ratings now than it would have before.

These kinds of miniseries have traditionally gotten lousy ratings--the one on John Paul II was a dud in the ratings. If the Democrats had been more clever, they would have asked ABC give them a couple hours of uninterrupted airtime to reply to the film--and schedule that reply in October, just before the November elections. That way the Democrats have a couple hours of interrupted airtime, paid for by ABC, to say whatever they want, a month after the film has aired and been forgotten, and only a couple weeks before the November elections.

But Howard Dean and the other Democrats reacted before thinking it through.

111 LC LaWedgie  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 1:17:25pm
Get a load of this one. The left is using every dirty trick and sneaky internet ploy in the book to shut down ABC’s The Path to 9/11, and here’s the latest.

It depends on your definition of "load"

-- Bill Clinton

112 zee  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 1:30:41pm

A comment on digg is trying to say this post is inaccurate - i know nothing about redirects, etc so don't have a response


"Uh, if they registered the domain, it wasn't "hijacked" as your source claims. They didn't take it by force, it was registered... if ABC wanted it they could have registered it before the docudrama was publicized. After whois'ing the domain, it's evident to me that there was plenty of time for anyone who wanted it, to register it. This guy got to it first and did with it what he wanted."
113 Right Side  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 1:34:20pm

Now the Left is actually urging that Disney/ABC be blackmailed into canceling the film--threaten to put trademarks like Mickey Mouse into the public domain:


Time to Take Away Disney's Political Candy
by Matt Stoller

...There is a window of time now for Mr. Iger to step up, an 'apologize for Tylenol tampering' moment. He needs to cancel this miniseries, and take personal responsibility for inadequate oversight. He should privately fire the people responsible for this total disaster of a project, and apologize. That's the only way to restore Disney's brand among a large group of very angry people. Be brave, be public, and be honorable. It'll work.

And what will happen if he doesn't? Well, it's not just boycotts. Those are probably going to happen, but that's not what Iger has to worry about, or his corporate brethren. You see, Disney has a number of political objectives, as is obvious from the donor patterns of their corporate executives and their lobbying behavior.

One of them is the egregiously awful broadcast flag. Disney is leading the effort to give Hollywood control over how your TV and TiVo are built and what you can do with programs you watch. This is in the Stevens bill before the Senate. Democrats didn't really have any reason to deny Disney its political candy, since Disney was thought to be responsible with its content, or at least not overtly insane. Their credibility on this front is going quickly, and donations to Chuck Schumer aren't the palliative they once were.

Another is copyright extensions, which Disney has used to keep its perpetual license on characters like Mickey Mouse, who should by now have fallen into the public domain. Democrats didn't really have any reason to think that this was anything but a dispute over intellectual property, with corporations like Disney having motives that are only as pure as Snow White, versus pirates bent on stealing songs and movies by hardworking artists. Now that Disney's credibility is going, lobbyists for Disney are going to find it tougher on Capitol Hill, and lobbyists for the Creative Commons movement are going to find a much easier reception. Iger knows there's a movement bent on routing around his unreasonable and political control of free speech through copyright extremism. He's got a choice on whether he gives that movement a whole lot of real political power.

And thing Disney wants is media consolidation. Disney wants to buy everything, since media is seen as a scale business. It's pretty obvious to Democrats if this movie airs that Disney is not a responsible public steward of the airwaves it controls right now. Why should they be allowed to engulf even more assets? Like Creative Commons, the free media movement is growing rapidly, and it is a real movement that could receive a dollop of political power thanks to Disney's exceptionally and impressively poor judgment.

Mr. Iger has a choice about what to do here. I don't imagine he'll make the right choice, but he might.


The only person on the HuffBlog to comment that this is out-and-out blackmail was a conservative. Every left-winger thought it was a cool idea.

I guess they don't remember that misusing government agencies to screw over political opponents was one of the charges in Nixon's bill of impeachment.

114 Stuck-in-CA  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 1:35:29pm

107- tantraman

Isn't the case that some of the 9/11 Commissioners have also condemned the production?

Keane gave it a thumbs up and he was the head of the commission. D'uh.

115 Stuck-in-CA  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 2:03:02pm

I was listening to O'Reielly on talk radio today, and he was interviewing William Kohn, Secretary of Defense, appointed by President William Clinton.

Mr. Kohn stated “The Clinton Administration was far too busy worrying about Saddam Hussein to even think about bin Laden.”

116 terri g  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 2:15:46pm

Secretary Cohen is an idiot. Yes, old Bubbster showed he is a bi-partisan by bringing the left of center Republican Cohen into the fold. If they were so worried about Saddam, then why was he still around on 1/20/01? Too bad O'Reilly isn't on out here anymore, would have loved to have heard it.

117 kawfytawk  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 2:21:12pm

#115 Stuck-in-CA

Mr. Kohn stated “The Clinton Administration was far too busy worrying about Saddam Hussein Monica Lewinsky to even think about bin Laden.”


There ...fixed it for ya :O)

118 JustMyView  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 2:23:34pm

#107 tantraman

Isn't the case that some of the 9/11 Commissioners have also condemned the production?

Tim Roemer appeared on Fox this AM, and he was objecting too.

119 Stuck-in-CA  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 2:25:26pm

If ABC cannot trust Democrats to protect ABC’s constitutional rights, how can the Americans trust them to protect ours?

120 Stuck-in-CA  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 2:27:30pm

terri-

because he was even MORE worried about how to get the stain out of Monica's blue dress.

121 400lb gorilla  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 2:43:11pm

Hey I just went to the link and told them to run the show and screw the Democratic Stalinist party. Hope more do the same.
Think that they will know that my name isn't Leftist Suck?

122 Gordon  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 2:53:58pm

[Link: www.slate.com...]

The tide just keeps rolling out for the Republicans.

123 bummer  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 3:00:39pm

That's because the film is on it's way to debunk the Path to Fahrenheit 9/11

124 hazzyday  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 3:02:48pm

Well I can't blame President Clinton for ignoring Bin Laden and other national affairs if he was busy getting b**wjobs. More power to him. Sometimes you have to give up other activities for good sex.

Why is Sandy Berger not in orange pajamas and Scooter Libby being prosecuted? It all seems so political to me. It's one reason the MSM should keep their biased noses out of this news. They tend to tilt the political scales when they weigh in their unrepresented opinions.

I don't give much weight to the "sex" prosecution of Clinton or the "small lie" prosecution of Libby. The special prosecutor system in both cases is a bunch of crap. It's a sign of a weakened nation. As is the political prosecutions of the Duke Lax team, or the Tom Delay prosecution in Texas. How can I ever believe a prosecutor?

As a citizen I want some integrity in these prosecutions. It's ok if old white men get jaded with power and feel they can twist events to fit their predilictions. That is what happens when you get old

125 Captain Hate  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 3:04:24pm

#122 John Kerry's complete military records

The tide just keeps rolling out for the Republicans.


Isn't that what you posted in September 2004? Or was it after the exit polls?

126 bummer  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 3:05:11pm

Clinton had Osama in the crosshairs during the same time Monica had him by the pubic hairs.

127 Stuck-in-CA  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 3:09:32pm

hazyday

Why is Sandy Berger not in orange pajamas and Scooter Libby being prosecuted?

just some of the joys of fascism.

128 dhimmimoore  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 3:34:51pm
129 honest scrutiny  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 4:02:40pm

#68 hayseed
it's tv folks get a grip

no, it's real life. and it's governmental bullying.

i have no problem with folks pitching a fit over accuracy. i much prefer accuracy over "artistic license." the concept of "docudrama" bothers me a little. and i'm not upset that scholastic decided to not use the path to 9/11 as a teaching tool.

however: i strongly disapprove of the bully tactics used by:

Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid

Assistant Democratic Leader Dick Durbin

Senator Debbie Stabenow

Senator Charles Schumer

Senator Byron Dorgan

i contacted abc, and told them that truth is better than fiction, but that they must not cave in to such bullying tactics.

130 LC LaWedgie  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 4:12:47pm

Dear DNC:

The Communications Act of 1934 provides you network airtime for rebuttal of political issues predicated on the fundamental understanding of your principle obligation as a trustee of the public interest. Nowhere is this public interest obligation more apparent than in the duty of politicians to serve the civic needs of the republic by promoting an open and accurate discussion of ideas and events.

You have nuanced miserably and are declared irrelevant.

131 DMays  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 4:13:58pm

For the first time in my life, I am afraid of this future of this country.

I wasn't afraid of the Soviet threat. I wasn't afraid on 9/11 and the war on terror that followed 9/11. I always believed in America and its ability to defeat our enemies and the enemies of freedom in the long run.

Now, seeing the libs and moonbats engaging in censoring a mainstream media outlet because they don't like the content of a film, I am afraid for this country if these people get back in power.

It's now obvious that the left in this country only want power and doesn't believe in freedom. Many people have said that America can only be bought down from within. I am afraid that if the left regains power in this country they destroy our freedoms in order to stay in power.

132 show me sam  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 5:17:54pm

It's probably too late in the day to reply to this thread, but I need to.

Like #131 DMays 9/8/2006 06:13PM PDT, who wrote:
"For the first time in my life, I am afraid of this future of this country", I need to say so am I.

If I were younger I'd think about movint to NZ where the majority are still sane.

I wrote to Harry Reid today and told him his letter to ABC was politcal blackmail and he should be ashamed. Sent a copy to ABC and said if they fold they should be ashamed as well. A docudrama is a docudrama.

Terms such as looney, unhinged, no longer cover what has happened to the dems.

133 TMF  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 6:35:54pm

Tantraman


No, its not.

Kean, one of the top ranking members of the Commission, saw the series and approved of it wholeheartedly.

134 mattm  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 7:13:42pm

I wouldn't be suprized it it was the DNc that did this.

135 mattm  Fri, Sep 8, 2006 7:23:55pm

This is what you get for telliing the truth about Dem lies. Imagine if a Republican did this to say Moore?

136 agtiger  Sat, Sep 9, 2006 4:35:09am

Actually, directing such a link to the Dems is kind of appropriate. They were, effectively, the path to 9/11 happening, almost as if they layed out a red carpet to the terrorists.

137 directorblue  Sat, Sep 9, 2006 4:54:12am

You know, if you consider the situation with Fahrenheit 9/11 for a moment, your blood will begin to boil.

138 Baldy  Sun, Sep 10, 2006 9:04:15pm

At first I was mad- but then thought if it was a question: The Path to 9/11? ... The DNC It works for me. Sort of like everything the Dems do, backfires. Except harming America & helping terrorists and criminals. They're good at that.


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