Dems and Moonbats in a Lather Over "The Path To 9/11"

Several website are reporting the effort by the wacky left and the Democratic National Committee to stop the airing of "The Path to 9/11", the ABC docudrama airing next Sunday and Monday. This movie has really put a burr in their saddle and the panic is evident.

In their world history started the day Bush took office. If you mention anything from the Clinton administration that's the least bit unflattering, they stick their fingers and their ears and start humming. They're absolutely apoplectic that the truth of Clinton's lack of attention to terrorism might remind voters that the Dems can't be trusted with national security.

Here's part of the email being sent out by the DNC:

Does a major national broadcast network want to stain itself by presenting an irresponsible, slanderous, fraudulent, “docu-drama” to the American public?

Not if you and I have the last word — but either way, we’re about to find out.

The ABC television network — a cog in the Walt Disney empire — unleashed a promotional blitz in the last week for a new “docudrama” called “The Path to 9/11”. ABC has thrown its corporate might behind the two-night production, and bills it as a public service: a TV event, to quote the ABC tagline, “based on the 9/11 Commission Report”.

That’s false. “The Path to 9/11” is actually a bald-faced attempt to slander Democrats and revise history right before Americans vote in a major election.

The miniseries, which was put together by right-wing conservative writers, relies on the old GOP playbook of using terrorism to scare Americans. “The Path to 9/11” mocks the truth and dishonors the memory of 9/11 victims to serve a cheap, callous political agenda. It irresponsibly misrepresents the facts and completely distorts the truth.

ABC/Disney executives need to hear from the public and understand that their abuse of the public trust comes with a cost. Tell Walt Disney CEO Robert Iger to keep this right-wing propaganda off the air — we’ll deliver your message:

You can read the rest of it at Little Green Footballs.

Michelle Malkin is also reporting that the wackos are planning a blogburst on Sunday and Monday in the hopes that anyone searching for key terms or events from the movie will find their wacko sites before they find sites which confirm the information. What are they trying to hide?

Chances are, whatever it is, you can find it in Sandy Berger's pants. Who knows what he stole from the National Archives.