William Rivers Pitt stated this after seeing the film "Farenheit 911"

>"Those Americans who believed what their President told them because they saw it on the TV will, after less than two hours in their local theater, look at both their television and their President with doubt and loathing when they walk from the darkness into the bright light of day. There are millions of Americans who believed what they were told - about 9/11, about Iraq, about George W. Bush himself - who will come into that bright light with the realization that they have been lied to. "

Or this
>"The connections between Bush, the Saudis, the Carlyle Group and the 9/11 attacks were there. The connections between Cheney and Halliburton were there. The connections between Enron, Unocal, natural gas pipelines, the war in Afghanistan and a little-known country called Turkmenistan were there. I enjoyed the fact that Moore showed off unredacted copies of Bush's military service record, allowing us to see the parts of those documents which had been blacked out. "

Here here.
Someone finally explains what was there all the time.

Now REB, why would George W black out portions of his National Guard service if he had nothing to hide?
The year in question was when he was flying for a small aviation company (a CIA front) in Alaska, ferrying in "tropical plants" from Central America and Costa Rica. Probably working with Oliver North and John Hull during Iran Contra.

Yup. and now the Associated Press has won the legal right to sue George for his military records.
When these guys fall, you will hear a loud thump.