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2 weeks ago |
michaelmoore.com | Michael Moore
There is an explanation to the madness we are witnessing — and, once again, the conscience of the country, the Pulitzer Prize winner Chris Hedges, tells us exactly what we don’t want to hear.
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3 weeks ago |
michaelmoore.com | Michael Moore
What if we all took a new pledge? For you. For me. For the people and for the country that deep down — in spite of its MAGA-heads, in spite of its insanity — we’ve decided to fight for its survival, holding onto a belief that we can make it better, that we can fix it, that we can end the madness and create a true Democracy for which it stands. I’ve taken the liberty of writing one for us on this day:"I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCETO THE PEOPLEOF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
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3 weeks ago |
open.substack.com | Michael Moore
What if we all took a new pledge? For you. For me. For the people and for the country that deep down — in spite of its MAGA-heads, in spite of its insanity — we’ve decided to fight for its survival, holding onto a belief that we can make it better, that we can fix it, that we can end the madness and create a true Democracy for which it stands. I’ve taken the liberty of writing one for us on this day:"I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCETO THE PEOPLEOF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
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1 month ago |
michaelmoore.com | Michael Moore
55 years ago... May 4th, 1970. Kent State University. The war in Vietnam was a massacre. The students at Kent State had set up an encampment to protest this war crime against humanity. A genocide. And the National Guard went in and mowed them down. Over 60 bullets fired in just 13 seconds. 13 were shot. 4 were killed: Allison Krause, Jeffrey Miller, Sandra Scheuer, and William Schroeder. HALF of the dead weren’t even protesting. They were just walking to class.
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1 month ago |
michaelmoore.com | Michael Moore
Fifty years ago today, on April 30, 1975, Vietnam defeated the United States of America. It’s called “The Vietnam War” — but the Vietnamese call it, more accurately, “The American War.” Because it was the Americans who invaded Vietnam eleven years earlier to kill and dominate its people. In those 11 years, we slaughtered two million Vietnamese and perhaps another two million southeast Asians in Cambodia and Laos and beyond.
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May 4th, 1970. Kent State University. The war in Vietnam was a massacre. The students set up an encampment to protest this war crime against humanity. A genocide. And the National Guard went in and mowed them down. 13 were shot. 4 were killed. https://t.co/wToVByYMy0
Fifty years ago today, on April 30, 1975, Vietnam defeated the United States of America. It’s called “The Vietnam War” — but the Vietnamese call it “The American War.” Because it was the Americans who invaded Vietnam to kill and dominate its people. https://t.co/2kvUzjlc3m
Went to see THE ENCAMPMENTS in NYC — it blew me away. One of the best docs I've seen in years. It's about the campus encampment movement last spring that ignited right here at Columbia University and spread like wildfire in campuses throughout the U.S. — with thousands upon https://t.co/CgqwIDpaoj