"Who killed the Electric Car?" Will it be more leftwing en..

Or, will it be something interesting, where the documentarian ONLY
reports the FACTS
he has discovered, instead of lying, or taking great leaps of
imagination to support the idea?
I like good documentaries. I don't care if they are leftwing or
rightwing subjects. I just
hate when they fabricate to support an idea because in reality, they
found absolutely
NOTHING to back up the subject title.
And please; No clips of "Limousine Liberal Enviro-Quack" Al Gore,
please....

damnfine wrote:
> "RichA" wrote:
> > I like good documentaries. I don't care if they are leftwing or
> > rightwing subjects.
>
> Name one "leftwing" documentary you like, Rich.

There was one done by CBS years ago (mid 1980s) concerning American
business
interests in South America. It showed how they went down there because
they were
given a free hand to pollute pristine rivers, etc, at will because
there were no laws
and the jobs in the particular industry were needed. It did a
remarkable job showing
the casual attitude of the business people involved when it came to
this sort of thing.
One fellow actually laughed about it, praising the government of the
country he
was in for not forcing him to deal with things like waste water.
In this case, the testimony of the people who knew that their open
opinions would do
them no harm (do their business no harm) was shown on-camera. No
fabrications,
no speculation on the part of the documentarian, just the truth.