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To: Suma who wrote (15875)	3/16/2005 2:15:09 PM
From: Sully-	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20773

The people who produce films for Sundance consistently have the same political leanings as the Hollywood elite - far left wing. And they produce the same pseudo-documentaries that Michael Moore does. Their "sources" all seem to be in complete agreement with the direction (read predetermined slant) of the film. These sources are consistently people who are willing to lie, distort & deceive for political purposes. They also make sure that all facts & evidence that discredits their preconceived agenda does not get reported accurately or fairly. The final product appeals to the true believers. Go figure. Unfortunately these pseudo-documentaries fail the stink test when held up to the light of day & real facts from reliable sources are examined. "I happen to believe that when the eyes and ears see and hear something it has more viability than the published word which can come from various biased sources." You are a true believer. You refuse to accept the fact that like your Sundance pseudo-documentary, almost all of your sources of information are not only biased, but they are mostly propaganda outlets that lie & deceive on a regular basis. Bottom line Suma, if Sundance, Hollywood, Michael Moore, etc., put out something politically oriented, I will view it with complete skepticism. When someone can independently verify their "message" from credible sources, then I'll listen to the "message".