The Passion of the Mao
 

On Thu, 8 Feb 2007 20:07:30 -0600, "Guerite³" wrote:

WHO WILL WANT TO SEE THIS FILM?

The growing number of people interested in China and Chinese movies, Asian
Americans, biography nuts, people who hate Mel Gibson, anti-war people,
leftists, feminists, Hillary Clinton and especially those who want to see a
great, entertaining film.

DON'T WORRY, IT WILL BE CONTROVERSIAL
Feigon interviewed people who lived through the Cultural
Revolution-successful women and men who are now professors at major
universities in the West-who say that Mao and especially the Cultural
Revolution were the best things in their lives. They credit the Cultural
Revolution for making them feminists and allowing them to have an education.
Under Mao the economy grew fast, laying the foundation for China's recent
success. Even the Dalai Lama speaks fondly of Mao. And what about the
anti-Maoist beliefs that have sullied the reputation of the man once
referred to as "the sun in the sky?" They are part of a vast radical
conspiracy, the result of propaganda churned out by the same people who
turned the tanks on the Tiananmen demonstrators.



I doubt the multiple millions of people Mao killed would agree with
you.


"For educational institutions only."


Looks like all the communist Jew professors infesting our colleges and
universities will be indoctrinating their students with this film.


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