Him being a socialist, we must require him to give up 80% of his food intake and send it to Africa.

Tim Burton on May 10, 2007 at 3:45 PM

…he could call it a hunger offset.

I noticed over at MM’s site that the lard@$$ is playing the victim card claiming the Treasury investigation is an attempt to block his movie.

Why did he apply to OFAC at Treasury then back in October 2006 to go to Cuba if it’s all a conspiracy?

Nitwit.

That’s like Albert Fish writing a cookbook for children.

http://www.lawbuzz.com/movies/hannibal/the_hannibal_ch2.htm

I still like Fred!’s take on Mikey’s (fictitious) documentary, which in part states:

I liked it too; also he made this point:

According to Forbes magazine, by the way, Castro is now personally worth approximately $900 million. So when he desperately needed medical treatment recently, he could afford to fly a Spanish surgeon, with equipment, on a chartered jet to Cuba. What does that say about free Cuban health care?

When exactly did “common good” come to mean “a percentage of the box office”?

Since Al Gore invented the “lock box”. Social Security was just a front.

Hooray for free movie publicity courtesy of the United States government and the MSM! Minimum advertising paid out, maximum profit raked in! woo-hoo!

SilverStar830 on May 10, 2007 at 1:22 PM

That about Sums it up!

Someone needs to airlock that pig.

unamused on May 10, 2007 at 11:36 AM

No Doubt!!

What a pig.

Yeah, and I’ll still be smarter and less of a health risk.

tormod on May 10, 2007 at 1:02 PM

Probably true tormod. I don’t know anything about you but you’re probably right about that.

Cynical, manipulative manufactured victimhood. I hope it backfires on him.

Gottafang on May 10, 2007 at 1:03 PM

It won’t. His “fans” are too stupid and blind to reality. His “fans” are only emboldened by the backlash that comes from truly smart, patriotic Americans.

” I wonder if he wouldn’t answer that question with a chuckle attached to the phrase, “Have you seen my bank account lately?”

Zetterson on May 10, 2007 at 12:30 PM

Yeah, and I’ll still be smarter and less of a health risk.

As much as I agree with the fact that he’s overfed, I must disagree with making it point to state that fact. I thought it was stupid to write Rush Limbaugh is a Big Fat Idiot and therefore I think we should refrain from calling Dems fat. I think it’s a silly attack and makes us look foolish.

But to be fair, Michael Moore is really, really fat. I mean, he’s so fat, when he sits around the house, he sits around the house.

Whacka whacka!

rplat on May 10, 2007 at 12:35 PM

A lawyer might say that truth is an absolute defense.

Nothing about this story inspires doubt, though. Elements in Hollywood have been infatuated with the Cuban commander for years. It always leaves me shaking my head when I read about some big-time actor or director going to Cuba and gushing all over Castro. And, regular as rain, they bring up the health care myth when they come home.

What is it that leads people to value theoretically “free” health care, even when it’s lousy or nonexistent, over a free society that actually delivers health care? You might have to deal with creditors after you go to the emergency ward in America, but no one is denied medical care here. I guarantee even the poorest Americans are getting far better medical services than many Cubans

What an idiot.

Carry on.

“Shiny Happy People” – a guided tour of North Korea

“Mothers and Fathers” – an extended film of Hiz’b'allah minutemen handing out candy to children, translation provided by Hiz’b'allah.

“The Evil That Men Do” – Exposes the smug superiority of the Red Cross, UNICEF, and other evil Western so-called “charities.”