Dean Esmay:

Michael Moore’s film “Fahrenheit 9/11″ is now used as a recruitment film by terrorist networks. Mr. Moore is aware of this fact and has done nothing to even protest it, let alone try to stop it. His film has also created a serious morale problem for our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, particularly our younger ones, because Moore has arranged for it to be distributed over the Internet to them for free.

This film tells them that they went to war for no good reason, and horribly killed a lot of innocent people, simply to make evil men in the U.S. government wealthy and powerful. That they basically died and killed for oil and for other evil purposes. And even that the terrorist threat itself is a lie. It portrays America as working a great evil and our troops of doing work that does no good and much harm.

He is promoting Truth For Troops; a movement to send the rebuttal film, FahrenHYPE 9/11 to our soldiers in the ground. I have one plea to the makers of FahrenHYPE: deploy the same weapon that Mikey Moore did, which is BitTorrent. Jeff Jarvis regularly examines the use of BitTorrent tech, as he did today.

Here is my personal pledge: if FahrenHYPE were released into the BitTorrent networks using multiple trackers (to facilitate bandwidth and tracker CPU issues) and with its participants not afraid of copyright violation suits, I personally will help in seeding the film not just through the election, but past it.

To the film’s producers: make the DVD package rich enough (liner notes, DVD-only features, etc) so that we’d actually want to buy it as a keepsake and proof of our support for the effort. We’re in a war of ideas here; if y’all believe that victory is so important as to produce a rebuttal film of this maginitude, then certain sacrifices (spelled P-R-O-F-I-T) have to be made.

We should beat The Fraud From Flint at his own game.