Michael Moore, publicity whore, tragedy profiteer, and all around hypocrite (see the book Do As I Say, Not As I Do: Profiles in Liberal Hypocrisy to see how Mr. Moore owns or has owned stocks in several of the companies and industries he claims to loathe, including Halliburton, while claiming publicly that he doesn’t own any stock because it’s “dirty money.”), is nailing himself to yet another cross; that of victim of an unwarranted government investigation.
I guess he’s never heard of the embargo against Cuba. More to the point, he doesn’t think rules apply to him (especially rules about caloric intake, apparently). Read the story yourself here, I can’t stand to look at his mug any longer than I have to.
The Mistake from Michigan claims he’s only trying to help 9/11 rescue workers with health problems by taking them to Cuba for state-of-the-art medical care, care they can’t get here because our health system is evil. Forget the fact that Cuba’s health care system is a complete mess, except where those high up in the Castro regime are concerned. Undoubtedly, this is where Moore took his cameras. After all, he wouldn’t expose his ideological brother (or father based upon age) Fidel as the evil, oppressive dictator he is. Why would he, it’s the same type of government Moore would like to bring to the US?
But this is what average Cubans (meaning those who can’t escape or don’t get thrown in jail for speaking their minds) go when they get sick. When you know the truth, Mikey is the true Sicko.
Anyway, back to the point. Moore is a giver, not really of his money (see the book referenced above), or his time (his college tour to save the US from the evil Bush regime banked an estimated $10,000 per appearance), but he does care about…well…something, he just has to. This quote is particularly heart warming, if it were true:
"I understand why the Bush administration is coming after me - I have tried to help the very people they refuse to help, but until George W. Bush outlaws helping your fellow man, I have broken no laws and I have nothing to hide.”
Aside from the potential illegality of his trip (again, he thinks he’s above the law, or maybe just all the way around it), he didn’t take everyone he promised to take. He only took a few of those he asked, undoubtedly those who agree with him. The rest he left for dead, or to die, after raising their hopes.
He’s a disgusting human being who needs to be exposed as the hypocrite and tragedy profiteer he is. He is no martyr, and not just because there isn’t a cross made that could support his weight.
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