foreigncorrespondent
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Fri Dec-17-04 05:19 PM
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Blockbuster tried to stop Aussie stores from getting F 9/11 |
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Guys, I went to my local Blockbuster last night, because the husband and wife who run it are lefties. And so I always have a great convo with them. (We were all under agreement that F 9/11 should have been released in Australia before our federal election or your election back in November.)
Anyway we got to talking about F 9/11 because it had just come out for rentals only, (if the Australian government doesn't stop it from being released for buying, Aussies might be able to buy it in just over a months time) this past week. The guy told me that they almost didn't get it because head office had tried to stop their stores from purchasing it.
So it seems that Howard is going to try and protect the little boy wonder, so my question has to be why? Howard knows that Bush* doesn't have any popularity here in Australia. So why try and protect him for?
Anyway, I just wanted to give you all a heads up, on what is happening here in Oz.
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Fri Dec-17-04 05:27 PM
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1. Think they'll succeed? |
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Seems hard to imagine Australians would put up with that type of blatant censorship.
Besides, with the internet you could easily order it online.
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Sat Dec-18-04 12:48 AM
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...they didn't succeed in stopping it from being released for video library rentals, so I can't see them succeeding in stopping it from being released for sales.
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