When you attend Fahrenheit 9/11, I hope you also shout out loud SHAME ON YOU when that good Democrat Rep Conyers admits that the House & Senate do not read most of the bills they vote on, including the fascist Patriot Act, a bill that would make Hitler proud.

For more on this 342 page fascist nightmare, see http://www.repealnow.com/.

A bill that is 342 pages long obviously was drafted long before 9/11/01, not just before its passage in October 2002. This is just one more small piece of evidence that 9/11/01 was a hoax, a Reichstag Fire, an inside job.

One of the staunch supporters of this fascist bill, to this very day, is Democrat John Kerry, the probable candidate for president for the worthless Democrats. Kerry is also wants to send 40,000 more troops to Iraq, bring back the draft, and continue to murder the Palestinians. That is why I am voting socialist in November, for Leonard Peltier on the California Peace and Freedom ticket. See http://www.peaceandfreedom2004.org.

I have read the many heartfelt comments on Michael Moore's website, http://www.michaelmoore.com, describing the cheers and tears from the audience, and I am glad the movie is well-received, and clearly needed.

For me, the sharpest moment was hearing that most adored "liberal" Democrat state unashamedly and matter-of-factly that most Congressmembers do not read most of the bills on which they vote, to which I stated out loud SHAME ON YOU.

Any legislator who does not read the legislation on which they vote sould RESIGN NOW. They are not elected to get rich at the expense of the taxpayers, as most legislators do, as they have government connections to satisfy business interests. These legislators are the first to prattle that this fascist, backward and bankrupt county is a democracy. I hope the people who saw this movie and thought this country was a democracy, which it never has been, have finally learned that there is no democracy in this country and can never be so long as there is economic inequality.

Only a labor movement can put an end to poverty, guarantee economic equality, which in turn makes possible political democracy.