Cuban Resolute Against Neo-Con Intimidation
Billionaire remains determined to bring Loose Change to big screen in face of threats Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Thursday, March 29, 2007
Despite several attempts on behalf Neo-Con and thugs and their mindless cheerleaders to threaten billionaire Mark Cuban into backing away from a project to mass distribute Loose Change, Cuban has remained resolute in his determination to bring the film to the big screen.
During a radio interview last Friday, Fox bully Bill O'Reilly warned Cuban as well as Charlie Sheen who is set to narrate the movie, that he would be "looking out" for them and that Sheen's career would be "finished" if he went ahead with the project.
In an interview with the Dallas Morning News, Cuban restates his intention to distribute the film and fends off the intimidation of the attack dogs who wish to see the entire venture deep sixed.
Dallas Mavericks owner Cuban quotes JFK in citing the necessity of giving an open forum to controversial subjects.
"We are not afraid to entrust the American people with unpleasant facts, foreign ideas, alien philosophies and competitive values. For a nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people."
"I happen to think we live in a city of smart and educated people who don't need anyone to censor for them," he said. "They can make up their own minds," states Cuban.
"I do believe that lies in the shadows are far more dangerous than lies you can confront and refute."
Cuban's promise that he would be happy to distribute a film that refutes the evidence presented in Loose Change isn't enough for the debunkers, because they know they cant win an argument when there's a level playing field - for the very simple reason that the facts aren't on their side.
Mark Cuban should be commended for facing down the imposing attempts by Neo-Con apologists for the Bush administration to employ a chilling effect in an effort to shoot down the mass availability of Loose Change.