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May 20, 2004 -- MICHAEL Moore's anti-Bush film "Fahrenheit 9/11" isn't even original. Two years ago, "9/11: The Road to Tyranny," a real documentary by Alex Jones, had most of the "facts" Moore uses in his scatter-shot diatribe. Jones, who is less interested in making money than the self-aggrandizing Moore, released his film for free on his Web site www.infowars.com, where it drew legions of new fans, including producer Curt Johnson, who is hiring Jones as a consultant on a political action thriller titled "Wake Up."

moore is the King of Mediocre, a fat millionaire too cheap to hire a personal trainer.

he needs to move in with roman polanski over in france.

Thanks for the reminder about Alex.

From what I listened to, he sure knows his material, although some of it may be subject to some debate which is not possible with the format of his show.

But I've always liked his attitude.

Alex Jones wants to be Michael Moore. Jones is an anti-government centrist, not a liberal. He's an angry white guy who wants to be left alone, with his guns.

He should open his eyes some, and see that he's on the same team as Mumia. (So to speak.)

You don't free yourself by standing alone with your gun. You need to find alliance with the others who resist and fight for their lives.

Information is not enough. The idea that information is power is wrong. That statement, that information is power, is proof that power has made itself invisible. Information is the manifestation of power.

Info-war is not enough. The truth will not set you free. The truth is just a beacon around which the freedom fighters gather.

The comfort of atomization was produced by "the system" to prevent people from exercising their power. Divide and conquer applies even to individuals.

Libertarians who think that freedom can be won through debates, guns, and a strong sense of individualism are wrong. They're stuck in the corporate group-think that pushes for individualism, as if it really exists.

We're all part of some group, whether it's the group of people who shop at K-Mart, or the group who have Visa cards. The first act of freedom is choosing to exit the groups. The second act of freedom is to affiliate with other resisters.

You can demand the destruction of power, but what do you offer to replace it?

Texas libertarians don't offer real alternatives, and shill for even more capitalism and, sometimes, the church -- a new enemy of freedom, and an old enemy of freedom.

Radical leftists offer communes, co-ops, public ownership, small businesses, the commons, local governments, neighborhood councils, collectives, and the like.

'Jones is an anti-government centrist, not a liberal. He's an angry white guy who wants to be left alone, with his guns.'

What ever a liberal is.

Myself, I can live with Mr. Jones and with like minded neighbors in a like minded community. And I don't care if he's black brown or white as long as he respects me, my friends and kin.

That guy is insane.

He is not a vocal liberal in the least, he is a gun toting conspeicy nut.

I was unable to find a link to a free video documentry of any kind, I did however find hunderds of links that centerd around the NWO, the illmanati and the need for the innocent denizens to rise up in violence against the goverments of the world.

While I think that many of "dubyas" policys are dirctly aimed at createing a bigger gap between the ricj and the poor, I dont think he is a puppet at the hand of the NWO.