See the Movie "Stolen Honor" Right Now !!!

Why wait for Sinclair to air "Stolen Honor" as a "Stolen Hour" of free broadcast programming before the election? It's out RIGHT NOW.

And the reviews are STUPENDOUS!


"You loved him as a Bush-Cheney Campaign Advisor. He brought tears to your eyes in SBVFT 527 campaign commercials. Now Ken Cordier steals your heart like John Kerry personally stole his last shred of dignity in his latest installment as "Anti-Kerry Vet #1" in Stolen Honor (the movie that would be news)." ~RANT

Free Excerpts!
Free Audio!
The Whole Movie! (Pay Per View) Now Only $4.99! What a deal!!!

Why wait America? See what else Ken Cordier has to say NOW before it becomes "newsworthy."

Additional Anti-Kerry Extravaganza Bonus Links:
(thanks to my FReeper lackeys)
177 Anti-Kerry Websites and Over 500 Anti-Kerry Articles!!!
(from an AOL home page, of course)

Why wait for the ATS thread when you can go to the source NOW?



Note to Politics & Scandals Moderators: I understand completely if this post needs to be upgraded to ATSNN as a "newsworthy" item. The distribution and promotion of this movie is crucial to an informed populace. Ken Cordier and Friends must FINALLY have their say.





[edit on 13-10-2004 by RANT]

I can't wait. Thanks for the heads up Rant!!!!!! Im adding you to my hero list from now on.

Originally posted by FredT
I can't wait. Thanks for the heads up Rant!!!!!!

Why would you wait? Don't have the $5 bucks?

The free clips aren't exactly teasers here. I'd say they're the meat, thrust and foundation of the claims and opinions expressed.

Does anyone actually expect a "suprise" ending from an infomercial?

SPOILER WARNING: KERRY SPOKE OUT AGAINST THE WAR IN '71. SOME PRO-BUSH VETS ARE MAD AT KERRY. I HOPE I DIDN'T JUST RUIN THE MOVIE!!!



[edit on 13-10-2004 by RANT]

I would much rather wait to see it for Free on braodcast TV. Actually what i want to see if WHO Sinclar broadcasting signs up for commercials during the broadcast. That is an interesting dillema IMHO. You may have a huge audience with good demographics, but do you want to be assosiated with a partisan film? The same would apply to the Moore filf it were broadcast.

Nice Ad there... how much did they pay you for that?

I'd like to see what they have to say, but i'm still dissapointed at the choice you guys have in your candidates, i'd like to see Kerry win, but i'm all for watching propaganda from both ends of the short scale

Damn RANT, the sarcasm is so thinck could use it to cover my pancakes! hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!! FredT, you realize he is doing this to make fun of SH, right? BTW It's spelled Filth, not filf.(to FredT)

Hahahahahaha!!!!! RANT, excuse me while I change shirts, lost about half a can of Dew on it. And he to cheap t pay 5 bucks, waiting for it to air for free, if the FCC allows it.

Originally posted by James the Lesser
FredT, you realize he is doing this to make fun of SH, right? BTW It's spelled Filth, not filf.(to FredT)

Yes James, I did see the Sarcasm tag with Rants post. Nothing like taking it seriously to take the wind from ones sails

Originally posted by FredT
I would much rather wait to see it for Free on braodcast TV. Actually what i want to see if WHO Sinclar broadcasting signs up for commercials during the broadcast. That is an interesting dillema IMHO.

Maybe you haven't heard. It's being aired commercial free, just like any other infomercial. Would you buy ad time in an ad?

Sinclair knows no self respecting corporate citizen would associate with this unethical violation of the public trust. And they are currently learning advertisers are increasingly quite skiddish about any association with them whatsoever now.

A full 60% of Sinclair's entire ever shrinking revenue comes from ads during the local affiliates evening news one hour broadcasts (I've learned from defecting employees). And those advertisers are dropping like flies now.

This prime time commercial-free free-commercial will do more damage to Sinclair than a million public trust activists. And it's their own doing.

True Believer Moonies. It's sad really. :shk:

[edit on 13-10-2004 by RANT]

I'm sure this is being reported from NBC, CBS, and the New York Times.

This is a story needed to be told to the world. Sorry the truth hurts

Kerry already got his own commercial for free thanks to Michael Moore. He is even rushing to get in on TV before the election.

Somebody spent their own money to make a Anti-Bush movie.

Now somebody has spent their own money to make a Anti-Kerry movie


Whats the difference again?

$4.99 thats a steal compared $21.99 for Fahrenheit 9/11

[edit on 13-10-2004 by ShadowXIX]

RANT - YOU HAVE MY WATS VOTE FOR THIS.

I may just waste my entire republican trust fund seeing this thing over and over again just to make sure he breaks even!

Kerry already got his own commercial for free thanks to Michael Moore. He is even rushing to get in on TV before the election.

Somebody spent their own money to make a Anti-Bush movie.

Now somebody has spent their own money to make a Anti-Kerry movie


Whats the difference again?

$4.99 thats a steal compared $21.99 for Fahrenheit 9/11

The difference is that Sinclair is making his stations run this "movie" instead of regular programming.

This is the same man the wouldn't allow his stations to show Nightline when they read the names of all US Servicemen and women that had been killed up to that point because it wouldn't look so good for Bush.

[edit on 13-10-2004 by sensfan]

How I avoided the draft and snorted coke! Staring President George Bush. Follow on movie is how 5 deferments and avoiding my civic duty made me the VP of the US

Heres what I don't get. The sinclar group is a private corporation. As such they have the right to show any content they wish. If it loses them money they go ot of business or suffer. Ether way no one will be forced to watch it, you can always change the channel. So why the outrage. They are showing it commecial free whch means they are giving up revenue to do so. While this is definately bad business why is it wrong.

Media Matters for America, a liberal watchdog group, has written a letter to Sinclair asking the company to cancel reported plans to air the film between now and the Nov. 2 election. The Post reports the movie is about Kerry's antiwar testimony to Congress in 1971 and was produced independently of Sinclair.

"Sinclair's plan to air anti-Kerry propaganda before the election is an abuse of the public airwaves for what appears to be partisan political purposes," Media Matters CEO David Brock said in the letter.

The letter warned Sinclair that its plan could constitute a violation of broadcast regulations requiring equal time for political candidates, as well as the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law, the group said.

Federal campaign finance law states it is illegal for a corporation to contribute anything of value to a federal campaign or a national political committee, including broadcast communications, said Cabrera.

money.cnn.com...

Anyway, this is getting off topic...there are other threads covering the legalities of showing this "documentary"

www.abovetopsecret.com...
www.abovetopsecret.com...

What "public airwaves"?
How are the airwaves public?

All Airwaves in the United States are considered Public Airwaves and are regulated by the law and the FCC. That's the way it is, love it or leave it.