Truthland: The Movie
This 34 minute documentary was made by a Pennsylvania farm wife, who became concerned about the natural gas well on her farm when she and her family watched Josh Fox's propumentary "Gasland."
After talking it over with her family, the farm wife went on the road to interview a number of world-class experts on various aspects of the fracking phenomenon. You can view her odyssey in search of the truth, in Truthland.
video h/t Master Resource
You may remember that "Gasland" was nominated for an academy award in the best documentary category. After watching "Truthland," you may well wonder why.
Labels: faux environmentalism, fracking, natural gas
posted by al fin at 12:00 am
3 Comments:
Truthland is one big fabrication - of a political attack ad agency
the narrator was already a pollution poster girl when she embarked on her faux quest
http://blog.shaleshockmedia.org/2012/06/12/truthland-lies/
Truthland is one big fabrication - of a political attack ad agency
the narrator was already a pollution poster girl when she embarked on her faux quest
http://blog.shaleshockmedia.org/2012/06/12/truthland-lies/
ChipTex, you seem a bit overwrought, what with the double posting and all.
I prefer to let readers and viewers make up their own minds. What is it about your mindset which militates against that approach?
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