Get the facts, not Moore lies

Michael Moore has said we are a nation of idiots. The opening weekend of his movie proved we have at least $27 million worth.

Contrary to the lies of Moore and his kind, there were proven connections between the terrorists and Iraq. Those connections are in the Sept. 11 Commission report.

Perhaps Moore thinks we should have waited until the terrorists garnered bright red coats and marched in formation around the fort housing their leaders and weapons.

We tried dialogue and diplomacy for years. Sept. 11 proved dialogue and diplomacy don't work against an unreasonable enemy with 1,400-year-old civilities. We can ask why they hate us, but the answer lies in them, not us. Was credence ever given the reasoning of the KKK? They answer with their uncivilized barbarities.

All of Moore's movies are full of blatant lies and inaccuracies. His defenders say the truth has varying degrees. But only lies have varying degrees. Go to www. moorelies.com. By knowing he can't use the truth to denigrate President Bush, Moore himself acknowledges that President Bush is a just and honorable man.

We are blessed to have a president who puts our security over his own popularity, knowing he will be attacked in his own country by dishonorable people and their useful idiots. Truth can be known by its enemies. So, too, a man. He is doing what must be done. Our nation is too powerful to live without peace, and in constant fear of attack.

What controls much of our media? Not the truth. As our military had to return the peace, so our media must return to the truth.

I urge all to do simple fact-checking against the lies. Then decide who is right in the war on terrorism.

Mike Fulford
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