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Michael Moore's new "stinker": "Where To Invade Next?"
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September 19, 2015
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7:46Now PlayingDavid Menzies of TheRebel.Media reports that Toronto's the place to be in September if you're a movie buff, thanks to the Toronto International Film Festival.
Blowhard Michael Moore's back in town for the debut of this latest mockumentary, "Where to Invade Next".
As we've come to expect from his films, this latest anti-American propaganda piece is full of satire, full of irony and full of bull. Moore skewers U.S. domestic and foreign policy while selectively praising various European countries, "picking the flowers while leaving the weeds", as he himself described it.
This suggests that he is capable of focusing on the good elsewhere which makes me wonder how he consistently fails to miss the good in his own country? It's especially hypocritical when you consider how good the Great Satan has been to him --- a man who is now worth over $50 million dollars.
My advice if you're thinking of attending a screening? "Please disperse. Nothing to see here."
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