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Did you even read the article, dude?
I thought he did a pretty good job wrecking that movie. He showed what an inconsistent windbag Michael Moore is at least. It definately made me want to see the movie less.
3) The Unocal company in Texas had been willing to discuss a gas pipeline across Afghanistan with the Taliban, as had other vested interests
Either the Saudis run U.S. policy (through family ties or overwhelming economic interest), or they do not.
I don't think a pipeline is being constructed yet, not that Afghanistan couldn't do with a pipeline.
However, I think we can agree that the film is so flat-out phony that "fact-checking" is beside the point.