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[Johnny Meadows]

Morgan Spurlock has made a new documentary tentatively titled: "Where in the World is Osama Bin Laden?". Apparently the Weinstein Company has already bought it based on a 15 minute clip shown at the Berlin Film Festival.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgn1omiwaWQ

Although many journalists are wondering whether he has truly found Bin Laden, could it be that Spurlock has faked an interview with him to show how the CIA smoking gun tapes are manufactured? Look at the colouring of Spurlock's own beard in the above Youtube video. See the flecks of grey in it?

Back in 2002, it was reported in the Hindustan Times that Bin Laden died in February 2002 of kidney failure and was buried in the Tora Bora mountains in Northern Pakistan. His last few recordings around that time showed him to be a frail old man near the end of his life. Any footage released since then has been stock footage which was either doctored, or a blatantly manufactured fake (see the CIA "smoking gun" footage which shows a different man altogether).

Whether the Hindustan Times report was true or misinformation at this stage doesn't matter, the US media and government did a blackout on it and didn't even acknowledge it as misinformation. Several months later, Bush acknowledged they were no longer looking for him. He's not even wanted for 9/11 on the FBI's most wanted list.

Spurlock's documentary is due for a Spring 2008 release.

[Johnny Meadows]

"Has Morgan Spurlock Found Osama Bin Laden?"
By Josh Tyler: 2007-12-04

http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Has-Morgan-Spurlock-Found-Osama-Bin-Laden-7091.html


"If Michael Moore is America’s number one documentary filmmaker, then after releasing Super Size Me Morgan Spurlock definitely became number 2. Except while Moore makes more point of view movies, Spurlock’s work is a lot closer to being what we think of when throwing around the word “documentary”.

His next project is by far, his riskiest yet. Spurlock has finished his new movie Where in the World is Osama Bin Laden?, in which he sets out to do what the United States government has apparently failed to do: Find Osama Bin Laden. The Weinstein Company bought the thing after seeing only 15 minutes of it at the Berlin Film Festival, and here’s where it gets really interesting. Rumor has it that Spurlock actually found Osama Bin Laden.

The film’s director of photography told SlashFilm that Morgan “definitely got the holy grail.” Since the movie is about him hunting Osama, that would make him the holy grail… wouldn’t it? For now though, everyone around the production is keeping things locked down.

The film is supposed to debut in Park City at Sundance this year, and since tomorrow is the deadline for them to notify people who have received press credentials and I still haven’t heard anything, I guess I won’t be able to report back on it. I’m sure someone more important than us will. Whenever we all finally get around to seeing it, I can’t even begin to imagine the media madness this film will unleash if Morgan Spurlock actually found and hung out with Osama Bin Laden. It instantly raises a lot of important questions like... if mustachioed Morgan Spurlock can find him, don’t you have to assume the US government isn’t even trying?"