"The Maggot That Eats Off The Dead"
Dean
The family of fallen Air Force Major Gregory Stone was stunned recently to learn that Michael Moore had used footage of their son's funeral in his recent hate-film, "Fahrenheit 9/11". According to the Washington Times story, Major Stone's aunt, who is also acting as family spokeswoman, says:
"It's been a big shock, and we are not very happy about it, to say the least," Kandi Gallagher, Maj. Stone's aunt and family spokeswoman, tells Washington Times reporter Audrey Hudson.
"We are furious that Greg was in that casket and cannot defend himself, and my sister, Greg's mother, is just beside herself," Miss Gallagher said. "She is furious. She called him a 'maggot that eats off the dead......I'm sure he would have some choice words for Michael Moore," she said. "Michael Moore would have a hard time asking our family for a glass of water if he were thirsty."
Remember how I said that if you defend Michael Moore and his vile hate-film, I don't even want to know you?
I meant it.
This story first spotted by Citizen Smash, who says he hopes the family sues Moore's ass because he's worth a mint. I agree; this vile war profiteer should lose every penny if possible. Not to mention that he should be (literally and liberally) spat upon by any decent American.
Oh, and by the way? If you've ever wondered why the military years ago instituted a policy against allowing the press to film caskets and military funerals without family permission? Now maybe you know why.
They're not much better.
Why must everything be so difficult?
Don't worry about it. I understood what you meant. If I had a penny for every emparrassing typo or error I make, I'd be rich. Anyway...
..."a pustule on the ass of humanity".
Excellent. I must remember that. Thank you.
Here's more on moron Moore and "Fahrenheit 9/11":
cooking the books, the incineration of integrity, and...
...the intellectual bankruptcy of today's Leftover Left.
Of course we all lose our tempers now and then. Dean freely admits to being imperfect in this regard, which is why regulars to this establishment will generally be cut more slack than people who we don't know very well.
Still: behave like an adult, or go find somewhere else to play. Thanks.