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Originally posted by Vitchilo
Why? The government took it out?? Or they decided by themselves?? Threats??
Originally posted by Vitchilo
And what the heck if it's for good reasons?? For the thruth?? For the thruth about people who get assassinated by Bush Co??
They should let them use it but they are too much money hungry....
Originally posted by aelphaeis_mangarae
Loose Change TAKEN DOWN
It has also been removed from Google video.
Originally posted by AgentSmith
That's what happens when you break the law... They claim to be fighting for truth and justice, while making fame and fortune, yet break the law themselves?
How hypocritical
Luckily nothing important has been lost, anyone seeking the truth will find little in their little film...
At last someone spanked the little squirts... It's about time
Originally posted by redmage"Fame and fortune", Avery's video is also free to watch on google video. No fortune there. [edit on 5/29/06 by redmage]
Louder Than Words was formed in the aftermath of the release of Loose Change, and consists of:
Korey Rowe / Dylan Avery / Jason Bermas
www.loosechange911.com...
I had a half hour conversation with James Gandolfini at the opening party. To make a long, drawn out conversation short, James told me, "If you want to be a successful director, you have to have something to say to the world."
It was that month that I began writing "Loose Change," a fictional story about my friends and I discovering that September 11th was not a terrorist attack, but rather, an attack by their own government.
[....]
In April 2005, after a financial boost from Phil Jayhan of Letsroll911.org, a 1,000 DVD pressing of the original Loose Change was released on the internet, mostly on a whim.
Approximately 200 pre-orders, from the course of the past two months, were hand-addressed and packaged by my girlfriend Jessica and I. Orders started to come in at anywhere from 1 to 5 a day, something which at the time was alarming in its own right.
Eventually, word spread, and the movie started collecting a grassroots fanbase. Whenever he wasn't waiting tables at Red Lobster, me and Jessica were in the living room, addressing and stuffing envelopes, one by one. The people at the post office became curious as Jess and I put stamps on hundreds of individual orders at once, creating an assembly line inside the Post Office.
Credit to Dylan Avery for this marvellous piece...
www.loosechange911.com...