Will America's Heart and Soul raise the fahrenheit for Moore?

By Kerry L. Marsala
web posted July 5, 2004

Michael Moore and his followers are smoldering over the new
Disney film, America's Heart and Soul. The film was released at
approximately the same time as Fahrenheit 9/11. Conspiracy
theories are ablaze that Disney is in cahoots with the
conservative right wingers. Moore, after the screening in
Sacramento, had to run to his computer and post on his website
the accusation that Disney is, "joining forces with the right-wing
kooks who have come together to attempt to censor 'Fahrenheit
9/11'." Is Michael Moore worried that the other movie will make
people feel good about themselves and their country?

Certainly there must be an underlying agenda. Why would
Disney prior to public release show the film to the Sierra Club
and the far right group called the Future Farmers of America?
We all know the entertainment industry never promotes anything
through likeminded niches (Moore-Cannes Festival,
correlation?). Are you only allowed to promote your art and test
the marketing waters if you're a far-left social elitist? According
to Moore, you have to belong to the left; otherwise you're trying
to be a censor.

Why would film director, Louis Schwartzberg, focus his camera
lens across America for the last ten years, and talk with farmers,
bike messengers, former Olympian boxers, cowpokes, stunt
pilots, and the like? Ask yourself, was it to censor Moore? In the
movie a farmer states that he finds 'pleasure in watching his kid
grow up'. What does that have to do with censoring Moore's
film?

I don't know, maybe Moore is right about Schwartzberg, Disney
and the right wing conservative organizations. They are all trying
to censor him. Is it possible that Schwartzberg and Disney are
just releasing a film that shows a magnificent country with great
American people? Is there room in cinematic celluloid to film a
movie depicting hard working and loving American patriots?
Bless these people's hearts, they praise the opportunities that
have been afforded to them, by the greatest nation ever. No,
certainly we American's don't love a good story filled with
success's, and hopes about our positive future.

Personally, I believe when you're in a really bummed out funk,
you should go and pay to see Fahrenheit 9/11. Get your self
really knocked down, and depressed over the supposed
conditions the Bush Administration has put America in. Buy into
the premise that Bush personally had Osama bin Laden's family
flown out of the country immediately following 9/11. Then go
home, kick the dog, and curse the day Bush took office and start
searching for the truth. (This may mean you will have to look in
other places, other than far leftist news sources. Try counter
balancing with far right news sources, then look through neutral
news sources. Somewhere in the mix you'll understand that
America isn't the bad guy.) Richard Clark, who Moore sites for
most of his information, even states that it was he, Clark -- not
Bush, that got bin Laden family out of the country post 9/11.
This will only be one of the first lies Moore has touted as truths.
You will start to see and feel better.

After your mind begins to clear and the fog of deceit over the lies
about President Bush and America have subsided into truthful
understanding, pat your dog on the head, and open your front
door to a bright day. Go to the theater of your choice and pay to
see what America's hopes and dreams are about. America is
about optimism, and the belief that as long as we are willing to
defend and fight for our freedoms we will keep this magnificent
country.
 
Moore and his followers are not what made or make this
country. It is the common person who comprehends what their
lives as Americans are. They are full of hope and seek the
endless opportunities to be had by all that desire them. They
greet their loving families, worship their God, appreciate their
blessings, work hard at play, and play hard at work. America,
she's a great thing; she is the 'heart and soul' of freedom.

Kerry L. Marsala is a freelance journalist who is terrible at
 being patient enough to check punctuation and grammar. She figures 
 if Bernard Shaw can get away with it, she might have a chance too.
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