Could Michael Moore’s Cuba Visit Prompt New Debate on Travel Ban?
Travel Blog • Jim Benning • 05.11.07 | 3:37 PM ET
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Online Spiele 05.14.07 | 4:54 AM ET
Didn’t you see the documentation about Moore. That guy is so fake and not trustwothy.
Katalogsuchmaschine & Kataloge 10.12.07 | 7:04 AM ET
@ Online Spiele,
Didn’t see that documentation, but always imagined that that guy is just after making $$$ with his documentary films. That’s what he can do best - that’s also why his films all look the same. His only problem is to find a new story to make a documantary film about. Notice: Michael Moore is not Stanley Kubrik!