ABC/ Disney running the unedited 9/11 film on Fox

The creakier and wobblier the Bush house of cards gets, the louder and angrier his supporters become...

By Eric Kleefeld of TPM Cafe:
Great Moments In Fox News Dept.... Fox News has announced on the air that they are planning to run the fictitious scene that was cut from ABC's 9/11 special this weekend. This is big news: Remember, that's the fictious scene about how the Clinton administration allegedly let Osama Bin Laden get away — the one that sparked a massive, days-long battle between ABC and Clinton and his defenders that resulted in ABC editing out the scene. You can see Fox's announcement of this on our You Tube below. Amusingly enough, the ad for this upcoming segment was preceded by their usual "You Decide" ad attesting to Fox's self-proclaimed objectivity. To watch the two ads, click here. (Editor's note: These ads actually did run as shown, one after the other.)

Look at the headers of the posts at Americablog:

FOX to broadcast false 9/11 story from Disney/ABC's fake documentary - Disney/ABC refuse to assert their copyright, YouTube illegally broadcasts video

ABC Entertainment president personally attacks Sandy Berger, says error-riddled "Path to 9/11" was totally true

President Clinton contacting head of Disney over rekindled "Path to 9/11" controversy

I guess the neocons who planned out their glorious 21st century reich for America didn't expect us to fight back or mind so much when our country was hijacked into the ditch....kinda like what didn't happen in Iraq. No flowers and candy from angry American citizens.

We want the truth, not this pre-digested rewriting of history propaganda.

ABC denies that it backpedaled on the 9/11 movie

But that's coming from ABC, you realize:
"In a January 15 post on his weblog, Changing Channels, Miami Herald television critic Glenn Garvin wrote that, when "[a]sked during his appearance on the TV critics' tour if he was embarrassed that the network had to 'backpedal' on its Clinton-unfriendly movie The Path To 9/11," ABC Primetime Entertainment President Stephen McPherson rejected the notion, replying: "We didn't backpedal. We aired the movie. We didn't change anything for those guys. We aired it as planned on the dates that were planned." In fact, in the face of widespread criticism regarding the film's factual accuracy, ABC retreated from its original claim that the film was a "dramatization of the events detailed in The 9/11 Commission Report" that "get[s] it right" and ultimately conceded that the miniseries "contains fictionalized scenes.""

Which reminds me to bring up this post, and this graphic: