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Has Oliver Stone lost his mind?

Has Oliver Stone lost his mind?

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Originally posted by whodey
My paranoia? Answer yes or no, has Big Brother becoming increasingly powerful over in our lives? If so, is there anything to fear from such domination?
there, you just proved my point.

There has been an increase in the role of government yes, but I think its relatively small in the US, and nevertheless , unneccessary statist legislation and measures will eventually be annuled once the electorate perceive their uselessness, this has been the case in the UK and I truly hope the rest of europe will follow this precedent. However, regardless of the veracity of this claim, it doesn't substantiate any half-baked conspiracy theories involving marxists in government or leftover radicals from the 60s (bill ayers comes to mind).

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Originally posted by Melanerpes
I guess that's one difference -- you don't try to pin the conspiracy on any one ethnic group.
there's a reason why that is the case, you see, statists are really an elusive bunch, they're undercover and may belong to any ethnic/religious group, the only way to identify one of these creatures is to observe their common trait, they all have the desire to destroy each and every one of whodey's freedoms. Considering all this, its no wonder whodey is scared of them.

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Originally posted by MacSwain
IF...you are serious concerning what you have written here, then I must rise you a bit from where I had you slotted on my "right-headed thinking" scale. Congratulations. 😉
awwllll riiiighttt!!

woo hoo!

So, now I'm a 10/10, right?

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The antisemitic stuff is garbage but there is an American connection with Prescott Bush and the Banks he worked at funding the Nazi regime.

http://www.topplebush.com/article4_famhistory.shtml

Sometimes I think Oliver Stone is trying to discredit true conspiracies by throwing in that antisemitic crap.

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When Stone made JFK 20 years ago it was obvious he was nuts. He did everything but claim extraterrestrials killed Kennedy .

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Originally posted by Sam The Sham
When Stone made JFK 20 years ago it was obvious he was nuts. He did everything but claim extraterrestrials killed Kennedy .
The majority of Americans believe there was a cover up of JFK's assassination. Are you saying they are nuts too?

Oliver Stone omitted a popular theory from his film. The theory that JFK was killed because he had the Treasury issue silver backed certificates that challenged the power of the Federal Reserve System.

http://www.orwelltoday.com/jfkfedreserve.shtml

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Originally posted by Sam The Sham
When Stone made JFK 20 years ago it was obvious he was nuts. He did everything but claim extraterrestrials killed Kennedy .
"Platoon" was a complete joke as well.
Total B.S.!
Anyone who has served would know that.

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Originally posted by utherpendragon
"Platoon" was a complete joke as well.
I could never understand why people rated that film.

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Originally posted by FMF
I could never understand why people rated that film.
The disturbing thing to me is that there is a whole generation of young people who view this morons "work" as if it is a accurate depiction of history or events from the past.
Totally misguided.

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Originally posted by utherpendragon
The disturbing thing to me is that there is a whole generation of young people who view this morons "work" as if it is a accurate depiction of history or events from the past.
Totally misguided.
Well I certainly do not think "JFK" is an accurate depiction of history or events from the past, that's why I can sit back and enjoy it as a completely brilliant, almost one-of-a-kind, film.

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Originally posted by FMF
Well I certainly do not think "JFK" is an accurate depiction of history or events from the past, that's why I can sit back and enjoy it as a completely brilliant, almost one-of-a-kind, film.
Really? I thought it was ok as a work of fiction. Nothing I would see more than once though.
Not a big Kevin Costner fan.

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Originally posted by utherpendragon
Really? I thought it was ok as a work of fiction. Nothing I would see more than once though.
Not a big Kevin Costner fan.
Film editting, above all. Script. Soundtrack. Performances. The way the whole thing was knitted together. Will be studied for years, I reckon. A brilliant bit of cinematography. Not to everyone's taste, perhaps.

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Originally posted by utherpendragon
"Platoon" was a complete joke as well.
Total B.S.!
Anyone who has served would know that.
YES!

I hated that film, it was anti-American commie propaganda.

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Originally posted by Sam The Sham
I hated that ["Platoon"], it was anti-American commie propaganda.
There wasn't anything communist about it at all. Not in the slightest. It was just a bad film with a dreary, unconvincing story arc, and an almost embarrassing handling of death and violence.

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Originally posted by Sam The Sham
["Platoon"] was anti-American ...
I think the very notion that a film which is so enduringly popular among Americans can be described as "anti-American", is a bit a silly. One is at a loss to imagine what kind of distorted definition of "American" must be in play to make your assertion about that film work on any level.

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