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As you may have heard, Michael Moore decided to make his new film,
“Slacker Uprising,” available for free to everyone in the United States and
Canada. It is the first time ever that a major feature-length film is debuting
as a free download on the internet — legally. He is doing this for two reasons:
- 1. Next year it will be 20 years since his first film, “Roger & Me,”
- so he’d like to give those of you who’ve supported his work over
- the years a thank you gift in the form of a brand new movie; and
- 2. He hopes the release and wide distribution of this new movie will
- help to bring out millions of young and new voters on November 4th.
On Tuesday, September 23rd, you will be able to stream, download, or burn a DVD of
“Slacker Uprising,” free of charge. The distribution is being organized by Robert Greenwald’s
Brave New Films (they’re the great people behind “OUTFOXED: Rupert
Murdoch’s War on Journalism” and “WAL-MART: The High Cost of Low Price”).
To sign up for the download of “Slacker Uprising,” click here. You have his
blanket permission to share the movie with your friends, to set up screenings
in your communities or theaters, to show it on your campuses — all at no charge.
He encourages you to rally voters with it, to raise funds for your favorite
candidates, to air it on your local cable access channels or web broadcasts.
You can also click here to request a free DVD of “Slacker Uprising” for your
school or university library. As he says, this is a movie for you, my fans –
a little 97-minute digital treat that I think you’ll really enjoy. I hope you’ll
check out SlackerUprising.com and download it a week from today, next Tuesday,
September 23rd.
This slideshow will reveal how devastated Texas is from Hurricane IKE
“Slideshow: Hurricane Ike Devastates Galveston, Bolivar – Photos – KPRC Houston”
The link:
http://www.click2houston.com/slideshow/17466546/detail.html?taf=hou
It is so sad to see this………….
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