An independent guide to the issues and questions raised in Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 By Stephen Lee Creator of FootnoteTV

	Before 9/11 9/11 Saudi Arabia Afghanistan Terror Iraq Iraq Cont. Bush Index | About this site | Updates/Blog | Free book version Index (last updated October 15, 2004) How strong is that $1.4 billion figure cited in Fahrenheit 9/11 as going from Saudi Arabia to the Bush family, its friends and its related businesses? What if a senator had objected to the counting of the 2000 electoral vote? How does George W. Bush explain why he sat there when told about the World Trade Center attacks? Would Michael Moore really be a terrorist under the Patriot Act? Who was in the coalition of the willing? Footnote Fahrenheit is an independent, non-partisan guide to help you answer these and many other questions raised in Fahrenheit 9/11. New Scene on the DVD: Arab-American comedians New! Chapter 1: Before 9/11 Problems with the 2000 election Calling the 2000 election results (Fox News, John Ellis) Expanded! Congressional Black Caucus's objections to electoral vote Bush's first months in office (approval ratings, judicial nominations, energy plan, vacations) Terrorism policies pre-9/11 Plans and leads Chapter 2: September 11, 2001 Responsibility for 9/11 Donald Rumsfeld's 1983 meeting with Saddam Hussein George W. Bush on 9/11 Bush and the 9/11 Commission Chapter 3: Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia's connections to the Sept. 11 attacks (Bin Laden, hijackers, fund-raising, cooperation) Bush family ties to Saudi Arabia (Arbusto, James K. Bath, Gulf War, Carlyle Group, BDM, United Defense, $1.4 billion) The $1.4 billion figure (an excerpt from the main piece) Saudi flights (Bin Laden flight) Saudi Arabia's human rights record (executions) Saudi investment in the United States Redactions from the Joint Inquiry U.S. protection for Saudi officials, embassy Chapter 4: Afghanistan, al-Qaeda Hunt for Osama Bin Laden Unocal's proposed pipeline Taliban visits to the United States Chapter 5: Terror and Security Warnings of terrorist attacks Table: Public warnings of terrorist attacks (2001 - 2004) Attorney General John Ashcroft DOJ funding and priorities The USA Patriot Act (Conyers, Leahy, surveillance, section 215, definition of terrorism, oversight) The Peace Fresno investigation Airline security rules Oregon State Police Chapter 6: Iraq Building the case for military action Justification for military action Life in Iraq before military action Iraqi civilian deaths U.S. knowledge about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction Table: US intelligence community assessments of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction Ties between Iraq and al-Qaeda Coalition of the willing (members) News media and Iraq Media policy for fallen military personnel Chapter 7: Iraq continued Iraq after "major combat operations" Military recruiting Flint, Michigan Sgt. Michael Pedersen, Staff Sgt. Brett Petriken Halliburton The Bush administration and veterans (combat pay, prescription drug costs, VA hospitals) Abuse of Iraqi prisoners Members of Congress with children in Iraq Appendix: George W. Bush George W. Bush's military service Allegation about prior drug use Allegation about insider trading Bush quotes in context back to top Election 2004 * Iraq record * Bush's service in National Guard * Kerry's service in Vietnam * Kerry's antiwar activities * Going Upriver and Stolen Honor * Fahrenheit 9/11 * Electoral College * More to come		Index / Home About this site Updates/Blog Search via Google Mailing List FootnoteTV ® Best viewed with small text size. Before 9/11 9/11 Saudi Arabia Afghanistan, al-Qaeda Terror and Security Iraq Iraq continued Bush
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