Mark Cuban and Brian de Palma making al Qaeda propaganda

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During World War II, Hollywood produced hundreds of patriotic films to support the war effort. Many actors and actresses also enlisted to serve their country on the front lines. One of the most famous Hollywood directors of the time, Frank Capra, produced the "Why We Fight" series to help explain why our nation was fighting the Nazi and Japanese.

Hollywood was united in our nation's joint effort to defeat the threat of worldwide fascism. But, times have changed. Now, Hollywood producers and directors are still going to war but this time they're waging war against our own military and against our nation's intelligence gathering agencies. Does the word "treason" have any meaning?

One of the latest despicable films to be produced against our military came from the twisted mind of Brian de Palma. The film, "Redacted," was funded by Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks. It was produced through Cuban's Magnolia Pictures. (Cuban also founded HDNet, which airs on DirecTV. "Redacted" was shown repeatedly on this network a week ago.)

"Redacted" portrays our U.S. Marines as a bunch of boozing, dope smoking racists, murderers and rapists. Film critic Michael Medved saw the film recently and described it this way: "It could be the worst movie I've ever seen … the out and out worst, most disgusting, most hateful, most incompetent, most revolting, most loathsome, most reprehensible cinematic work I have ever encountered."

Medved says he "was close to vomiting when I saw the film … It is a slander on the United States of America …
( list of fims I won't go to, note the "stars" in these al Qaeda propaganda films, watch their careers nose dive )
"Redacted," however, isn't the only Hollywood attack in recent months on our battle against worldwide Islamo-fascism. Hollywood has given us "The Shooter," with Mark Wahlberg, which attacks our intelligence services; "The Bourne Ultimatum," another attack upon our intelligence agencies; "Lions for Lambs," an anti-military diatribe starring ultra-liberal Robert Redford; "In the Valley of Elah," about a man who fights the military bureaucracy; and "Rendition" starring Reese Witherspoon. In this film, she plays the wife of an Egyptian man who is kidnapped by our government and sent to a secret "torture" camp overseas.

http://www.christianpost.com/article/20071124/30210_Hollywood_Goes_To_War_%96_Against_Our_Military.htm

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Gerald
al Qaeda will promote these films on the Internet to stir hate, and cause the loss of American troops lives, Robert R. what are your residuals on that?

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UPDATE: 11.26.07
"Redacted" - which "could be the worst movie I've ever seen," said critic Michael Medved -took in just $25,628 in its opening weekend.
Don't worry al Qaeda will promote the film, ohh they wont pay depalma will thay opps.

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