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Schauspieler : William Black, Jimmy Carter, Congressman Elijah Cummings, Baron Hill, Marcy Kaptur, Sarah Palin, Michael Moore Produktion : Paramount Vantage, Weinstein Company, Dog Eat Dog Films, Overture Films Direktor : Michael Moore Kurzinhalt : „Won’t you please give generously? Now, I know what you’re thinking, ‘I already gave at the bailout’, and I know you did. But even if you’ve given in the past, give some more, it’ll make you feel….good.” Michael Moore hat sein Herz für diejenigen entdeckt, die die aktuelle Finanzkrise verursacht haben. Mit einem Spendenaufruf für die Vorstände diverser US-Banken wendet er sich jetzt auf seiner Webseite www.michaelmoore.com an die amerikanische Gesellschaft! Nach “Bowling for Columbine”, “Fahrenheit 9/11” und “Sicko” untersucht Michael Moore gewohnt kritisch und mit bissigem Humor die Ursachen und Auswirkungen der globalen Finanzkrise. „Dieser Film wird keine Lektion in Ökonomie“, so Moore gegenüber der USA TODAY, „sondern eher ein Vampir-Film. Nur, dass sich die Hauptakteure nicht am Blut ihrer Opfer weiden, sondern an ihrem Geld. Und, wie es aussieht, bekommen sie nie genug davon.“Author: Filmtrailer Tags: Weinstein Company Marcy Kaptur Overture Films Sarah Palin William Black Congressman Elijah Cummings Paramount Vantage Dog Eat Dog Films Baron Hill Jimmy Carter Michael Moore Posted: 10 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

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The former Alaska governor's victory and concession speeches are made public.

Michael Steele throws elbow at Sarah Palin, Tim Pawlenty regarding NY results.

The vice president and his former opponent spar on the campaign trail.

13,845 Views - Reverse Engineers Songs - Mercury In Retrograde - Reverse Engineers Music 2009 Supernetcelebrities.com - Florida's Reverse Engineers with a great song from their excellent album "Max Q". The 'trio' band is three guys who are all actually in one family; The Coty Brothers Bill, Dan, and Charles. The 2004 / 2005 era album is dominated by great songwriting. It would appear that the band is heavily into Rush but there really are just two or three songs that heavily go in that direct. The rest of the album for the most part dwells in an "Original" sound that sometimes seems to pay homage to the Fixx and the Police. The twangy Rickenbaucker bass playing is quite evident as is the effect's laiden guitars. The great lead vocals and lyrics come with quite a serious natured aura. There is a cover version of Simon and Garfunkel's "Sounds of Silence" that is quite good and could be helpful to today's audience who seek out melody and knowledge about classic rock and songwriting....though more knowledgable listeners may not need it as much but can appreciate it. The hillariously good and out of place "Til we say Goodbye" is a sneaky sleeper hit that is a bit unusual for Reverse and belongs on the radio. "The Same Path" might be the best piece on the cd as it is just good ol' fashioned melodic music with good words and "The Longer Now" might be the best of Reverse's "Major" tracks. SupernetCelebrities.com 2009

While campaigning in New York, the vice president knocks his former rival.

A perfect OC starts this weeks rant on the silliness of Twitter, the dangers of public housing and how not to show love to your ex-girlfriend. In a box. For seven years. Tidy!

For over 100 years we've relied on oil. Now we're running out. Can we survive without it? CNBC's Maria Bartiromo gains rare access to the leaders in the oil industry, asking these tough questions and more.