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Weapon of Mass Instruction
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Track Listing
- What an Introduction
- Chronic
- Christopher Hitchens and Barbie
- I Don't Make It Up
- George W., War Hero
- Who Won the War, Daddy?
- Bulldozed by the Crusader
- Marines in a Tube
- Perle of Arabia
- Best Democracy Money Can Buy
- Poppy Strikes Gold
- Buried Alive
- You've Been Drafted
- Bush Family Frankenstein
- Unicycle of Evil
- Fatherland Security and FBI 199-I
- Ground Zero as a Profit Center
- 2000 Selection
- Twisted and Maniacal
- Lynching by Laptop
- Dying Regime
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #299061 in Music
- Released on: 2004-01-20
- Number of discs: 1
- Formats: Enhanced, Live
- Dimensions: .22 pounds
Customer Reviews
The King of Investigative Journalism FINALLY on CD
This spoken word CD is made up largely by his reports in his book "The Best Democracy Money Can Buy". He adds information to the continuing reports that are covered in the book and breaks it down nicely for someone to easily digest in an hour as opposed to the many hours the book takes. They're both perfect compliments to each other. If you have friends that don't have the patience or the time to sit down and read the whole book, just ask them for an hours time to hear this album and guaranteed, they'll give up the time it takes to read the book. The CD has an enhancement that allows you to view many of the classified documents that fly out of folders and straight onto his desk, mysteriously.
It's in my opinion that anyone that's willing to vote for Dubya this year should have an initiation of listening to this CD before casting that ballot.
He covers the stealing of the election of 2000, the different corporations that the Bush family has ties to and many of their actions, and many other Bush-related monstrosities that control so much of this world. If you know what's good for you, and it's good to know that, then you'll pick this up and make sure everyone you know hears it. I've found that putting it on repeat at work gets a few people stopping by occasionally to ask what it is and that's a great way to get people informed.
