Moore tackles the War
Claire Allfree|Metro
5 April 2012
Written with an American audience in mind, Moore's latest post 9/11 invective contains perspectives on the Afghanistan and Iraq wars that are unlikely to stun a British public with access to a sceptical media.
Only later, when Moore rips through the impact on American society of such recent legislations as the Patriot Act and the big business corruption within the Bush administration does his polemic really come alive.
Moore's wit and bombast frequently threaten the stability of his arguments, but his carefully cultivated image as the lone voice of dissent in a crazy world still requires attention.