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Thursday, November 17, 2011

Michael Moore labeled "communist" as he rallies protesters in Wisconsin ... and compares their situation to Egypt

Multi-Millionaire director liberal Wisconsin compared the protests in Egypt rebelled, and said residents are galvanizing against the rich elite in America.

Michael Moore, 56, urged protesters this weekend to fight Republican efforts to cut the powers of trade unions and thousands of them said, "Madison is just the beginning."

His speech came after he was criticized by business tycoon Donald Trump, who said his views make him sound like a "Communist" a Liberal.

Getting involved: Multi-millionaire liberal film-maker Michael Moore, 56, compared the Wisconsin protests to Egypt's revolt and thanked residents for their effortsParticipation:billionaireliberalfilmmaker Michael Moore, 56, protests against Wisconsin in the revolt of Egypt, and thanked people for their efforts

Mr. Moore also said that the 14 Democratic senators who fled the state of Wisconsin to block a vote on the bill Governor Scott Walker will be remembered.

The Oscar winner, who directed Fahrenheit 9 / 11, believes that the rich have taken the money of the working class and their "souls" by reducing bargaining rights.

Mr. Moore, whose nickname is "The Big Man", is known for his strong views on various topics - incl. Politicians, business and ownership of weapons "We will do together. Do not give up. Do not give up," he told the protesters. "All of America thanks you, Wisconsin.

He added: "We all miss our country back the good name of our democracy A new U.S. states do not Corporate America .....

"How can you do? We do this with a little 'of Egypt here, a little' there in Madison.

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Critique: businessman Donald Trump, left, said Peter Moore, known as ringing "The Big Man" as a Fidel Castro-style "communist" with his comments

Wisconsin during protests for nearly three weeks, with most people who gather at the State Capitol every day support of the unions.

Mr. Walker said his bill would help ease a projected deficit of $ 3.6billion the state, but opponents see it as primarily an attempt to weaken the unions.

The negotiations between Democrats and Republicans are more stretched back out, but Mr. Walker said that he wants to keep the promise of creating 250 000 new jobs.

Michigan-born Peter Moore said he drove by car to Madison rather than using a private jet, and doubt, argue that Wisconsin and America is the "bread".

Donald Trump against his comments, "the criminal class of millionaires and billionaires by stealing houses and jobs," Last week, the point of view Cuba's Fidel Castro.
Mr Moore said: 'We all crave our country back. Our democracy back. Our good name back. The United States of America. Not the Corporate States of America'Mr. Moore said: "We all want our great country. Our democracy again. Our reputation back. The United States of America. Not the United Company of America"

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