Re: [OT] Fahrenheit 9-11 was Re: Mazes and Monsters

stacia@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Malachias Invictus" <capt_malachias@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
> 
>>Peter Damon filed a suit, claiming he did not sign a release.  That is
>>all that I know of, and as far as I know, nothing has happened with
>>it.  Now of course, prosecuting such a case would be expensive, but
>>there are plenty of resources out there to take care of that (folks
>>who would like to see Moore get taken down, for example, and that is
>>ignoring contingency arrangements). 
> 
>   I believe the only lawsuit successfully launched 

Nice dodge, troll-boy. Lawsuits take 2-5 years to reach trial. As you 
know. Since this one's not that old yet, it *can't* have been successful 
yet.

But you knew that. That's why you picked that lie.

> against Moore was
>   for 
> "Roger & Me", where a lawyer said he had been made to look bad and it 
> was substantially incorrect, i.e. he was really a nice guy.  
>   There is one lawsuit against Moore regarding "F911", where Moore
>   used 
> a clip from NBC Dateline where a soldier discussed his injuries from
> fighting in Iraq.  The solider, a self-described avid Bush sup****ter,
> brought a suit against Moore *and* NBC Dateline in May, 2006.  So did
> his wife.  They claim no one got permission to use his interview.  Why
> it's two separate lawsuits and why the wife is also suing is beyond
> me, I couldn't find it in Google.
> 
Or you couldn't think up a lie that didn't sup****t the other side.

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