well someone who enjoys traveling down the highway at 120kmph and eating mcdonalds and and running the air conditioner twenty four seven and and watching fox news non stop and i found this documentary interesting. one thing i picked up and when they being they talk about north america and i assume this documentary was fabrique au canadie. for the canadian bashing i will leave that to bill oreilly. the consequence of the depletion of oil will affect everyone and especially those who live in big countries of australia and canada and the united states. i am sure that green peace are cheering no more gas and means no more suvs and without realizing people who live in the sub zero temperatures could starve to death. as someone who has studied economics and i know for a fact we are living in a world of finite resources. i will give the documentary props for trying to present a balanced point of view about the depletion of oil. however i am studying a degree in journalism and this documentary is full of loaded messages  republican as warmongers. what the democrats do not send troops to vietnam. if you are going to present a documentary about economics and resources and it is best to leave the political bashing to one side and because it could cause a potential audience member to totally shut down. concentrate on the issue of finite resources. at the end of the day and it is best to open the minds of the mainstream and as it is no good preaching to the minuscule choir. i really do enjoy watching documentaries such as fahrenheit 911 and and end of suburbia not for their political bias and because they do remind us the world isn not so safe. sure i like to shop and and consumer junk food like there is no tomorrow and but if the world is going to end tomorrow i would rather die rich and consume the living beep out of it. for the potential documentary makers out there and just give the people facts and and let the viewers make up their own minds. if you are trying package your political views as a balanced documentary the people are going to smell a rat a mile away. 
well someone who enjoys traveling down the highway at 120kmph and eating mcdonalds and and running the air conditioner twenty four seven and and watching fox news non stop and i found this documentary interesting. one thing i picked up and when they being they talk about north america and i assume this documentary was fabrique au canadie. for the canadian bashing i will leave that to bill oreilly. the consequence of the depletion of oil will affect everyone and especially those who live in big countries of australia and canada and the united states. i am sure that green peace are cheering no more gas and means no more suvs and without realizing people who live in the sub zero temperatures could starve to death. as someone who has studied economics and i know for a fact we are living in a world of finite resources. i will give the documentary props for trying to present a balanced point of view about the depletion of oil. however i am studying a degree in journalism and this documentary is full of loaded messages  republican as warmongers. what the democrats do not send troops to vietnam. if you are going to present a documentary about economics and resources and it is best to leave the political bashing to one side and because it could cause a potential audience member to totally shut down. concentrate on the issue of finite resources. at the end of the day and it is best to open the minds of the mainstream and as it is no good preaching to the minuscule choir. i really do enjoy watching documentaries such as fahrenheit 911 and and end of suburbia not for their political bias and because they do remind us the world isn not so safe. sure i like to shop and and consumer junk food like there is no tomorrow and but if the world is going to end tomorrow i would rather die rich and consume the living beep out of it. for the potential documentary makers out there and just give the people facts and and let the viewers make up their own minds. if you are trying package your political views as a balanced documentary the people are going to smell a rat a mile away. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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