Michael Moore’s controversial Fahrenheit 9/11, a documentary on George W. Bush’s war on terror, is set to open nationwide Friday, June 25. I have only one word to describe this situation: drama.

The controversy is not with Moore telling the story… but how Moore tells the story.

Let me take you back to the year 2002, to a little “documentary” called Bowling for Columbine. This travesty of a film actually won Best Documentary at the Academy Awards. This poses many questions because it’s not a documentary at all.

During the film, Moore implies that Charlton Heston, president of the National Rifle Association, held a massive pro-gun rally in Denver directly following the tragic shootings at Columbine. This action, of course, would be distasteful of the organization.


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