Filmmaker Michael Moore has made his mark by trashing politicians and corporations. Moore has also publicly stated that he doesn't own any stocks.
If that's the case, then how then did author Peter Schweizer uncover IRS documents showing that Moore's very own foundation has bought stocks in some of the very entities he vilifies - including Halliburton, large corporate conglomerates and other defense contractors?
According to NewsMax.com, Schweizer, in his blockbuster new book "Do As I Say [Not As I Do]: Profiles in Liberal Hypocrisy," reveals the obvious contradictions between the public stances and real-life behavior of other prominent leftists such as Moore, Al Franken, Ralph Nader, Ted Kennedy, Hillary Clinton and Nancy Pelosi.
He rightfully reserves some of his sharpest critique for Moore, according to NewsMax.
In his first documentary "Roger & Me," Moore lambasted the General Motors Corp. and in "The Big One," he reportedly went after Nike and PayDay candy bars.
It was easy to surmise that "Bowling for Columbine" was an attack on the American gun sector.
Oil companies played a pivotal role in Moore's Documentary imposter "Fahrenheit 911."
On his television shows "TV Nation" and "The Awful Truth," he has often criticized HMOs and defense contractors, according to published reports.
Moore is right. He doesn't own a single share of any of the companies in his cross-hairs. He owns tens of thousands of shares - including nearly 2,000 shares of Boeing, nearly 1,000 of Sonoco, more than 4,000 of Best Foods, more than 3,000 of Eli Lilly, more than 8,000 of Bank One and more than 2,000 of Halliburton, according to World Net Daily.
If you want to see the hypocrite Moore's own signed Schedule D declaring his capital gains and losses where his stock ownership is listed, it's for all to behold on the cover of Peter's new book.
-- Compiled from wire reports
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