
Greg Palast has been following the Bush family around for years as an investigative reporter for the BBC. This is some of the information he has found, as recorded in his book "The Best Democracy Money Can Buy".... (Full plot summary below)
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Greg Palast has been following the Bush family around for years as an investigative reporter for the BBC. This is some of the information he has found, as recorded in his book "The Best Democracy Money Can Buy".
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| Laramie Movie ScopeRobert RotenWhat emerges is a story about a spoiled rich kid who never really had to suffer the consequences of his life choices. |
| User ReviewNichele WHere is the dirty secrets of why Gore didnt get to the oval office and a lot more news you suspected but may not want to know the details of VERY INFORMATIVE. |
| User ReviewSo much LOVE SFrom how the election was PURCHASED to vested interest abuse of trust & power hard to find for some reason! GREAT MOVIE! |
| User ReviewAndi Amakes you see just how corrupt the bush family is. great doc- i highly recommend it. |
| User ReviewBrian MPalast employs his New York sense of cynicism to tell the story of perhaps the most crooked dynasty in recent history. Not the best documentary ever, but educational. |
| User ReviewPrivate UGreg Palast flick describing the things that come with influence. |
| User ReviewJoe CThis is great if you STILL think this nation is a "democracy," and can't realize how we are literally a "capitalist dictatorship (capital dictates)." |
| User ReviewChris GA masterful piece of muck-raking agit-prop which made some major revelations... American investigative journalist Greg Palast (â??Orwell Rolls in His Graveâ?? & â??Unprecedentedâ??) reteams with co-director Steven Grandison for this Disinformation Company released post Iraq invasion re-edit of their BBC muck-racking report of the same name, which inspired â??Farenheit 9/11â?? by Michael Moore. Presenter Greg Palast hounds George W. Bush and his dynasty, uncovering his military service controversy as well as examining the 2000 US Presidential Election Florida recount, the Enron deregulation and business connections to the Bin Laden family, which resulted in him blocking FBI investigations that could of prevented the September 11th attacks. Greg Palast makes a wry and cynical narrator who draws some insightful interviews from headliners Jim Hightower, Bill White and Bill Burkett, as well as some entertainment from the loathsome Andrea & Dean McWilliams, the larger-than-life Nick Kralj and the deranged Wayne Madsen, not to forget brief appearances from Ron Motley and General Jay Garner. The journalist turned debut filmmakers put forward his â??Bush-cycleâ?? hypothesis in an entertaining little film which only occasionally loses its way in flashy graphics and Moby music, thankfully absent in the BBC original, and despite some over editorialising from its fedora and raincoat clad host has some genuine revelations since overexposed by Michael Moore. â??Oil is thicker than blood.â?? |
| User ReviewChristopher Bscarier than anything else I've watched recently....i really thought that...oh look snooki! |
| User ReviewAnnie Wi have no clue y i watched this cause im not even american...... |