It’s been 22 years since the June 25, 2004, release date of an idiotic Michael Moore movie, “Fahrenheit 9/11,” which disparaged George W. Bush. An educated populace should have seen through the outright lies and myriad distortions that dogged every frame of Moore's cut-and-paste crockumentary. If you read the residual reviews found online, however, apparently not.

The film was as dishonest as its producer. “Fahrenheit 9/11” represented a not-too-stealthy example of crowd-pandering propaganda like that practiced by the Soviets for decades. It stands today as a testament to Moore's moral lapses, thinly veiled as a legitimate exercise in protest.

In a drawn-out and paranoid opening sequence, Moore leads the audience to believe that George W. Bush personally escorted the bin Laden family out of the country directly after September 11, 2001. Actually, Richard Clarke, Bush's former chief of counterterrorism and ultimately a non-Bush supporter, has publicly stated that he personally authorized those departures.

Moore then........

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