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**Big A** · 11-10-2007, 08:02 PM

Well it all depends on who writes it. As I said, even Christopher Hitchens is regarded these days as a neocon. If it is written by someone in the anti-war camp who is not delusional, then it may get some traction. If it's written by Pipes, Horowitz or any conservative it will be dismissed. The funniest thing is when the NY Times refuses to review books that are #1 on their bestseller lists like Bill O' Reilly's "Culture Warrior"....so immature, really.

And if Michael Moore really believes what he said in F911 about SA and their influence and power in this country, he should make a full, proper movie about it.

11-10-2007, 08:02 PM	#11
Big A Join Date Oct 2005 Age 51 Posts 4,148 Administrator	Well it all depends on who writes it. As I said, even Christopher Hitchens is regarded these days as a neocon. If it is written by someone in the anti-war camp who is not delusional, then it may get some traction. If it's written by Pipes, Horowitz or any conservative it will be dismissed. The funniest thing is when the NY Times refuses to review books that are #1 on their bestseller lists like Bill O' Reilly's "Culture Warrior"....so immature, really. And if Michael Moore really believes what he said in F911 about SA and their influence and power in this country, he should make a full, proper movie about it.
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