Banned by the media. by Barbie Kunkelova

To be banned by the media means to be interesting for the wide public. The trailer for the short documentary movie about the Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton has garnered huge audience figures & only on the Internet it was about one million viewers! It would win the prizes "Most viewed video on Google Video", "Most viewed video on YouTube" and "The only political video that made it to Google's Top 100 list", even though it was unlisted. During the last week it was the most viewed video. And that is only the trailer. How about the movie itself? It is basically a documentary that is using exclusive home videos of Hillary to expose the illegalities that elected her to the Senate plus the obstructions of justice that keep her there. It shows how she assisted her husband Bill in defrauding a major donor and tells the full story about of the business mogul Peter Franklin Paul's civil fraud against Hillary. This action (called Hillary's Chappaquiddick, according to WorldNet Daily) started in 2000. Hillary then destroyed the Stan Lee Media (Paul's entertainment company) by ordering him to deny of a $17 million deal. Instead, Paul was directed to fund the gala event prior to the election of 2000. The movie starts with a scene of Cher and other A-list entertainers saluting Bill and Hillary Clinton on a glamorous event. It should be released worldwide on November 1, 2007 (according to Prison Planet) and is one hour long. It debuted on Harvard University on October 26. Many Hollywood filmmakers who usually tended to support presidential candidates helped behind the scenes with finishing this movie. Anonymously. The sweet taste of revenge satisfies their minds.

related story: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071029/ap_on_el_pr/clinton_video;_ylt=AqY01qFMc6Y3g6FzDF1BDbSs0NUE

by Barbie Kunkelova for PocketNews (http://pocketnews.tv)

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