I've seen the film and I concur. This is not just about election fraud, the multitudinous evidence of fraud in every nook and cranny of the electoral system. This is a personal drama involving corruption in high places, espionage left uninvestigated, a highly suspicious death likely a murder to conceal corruption and crime in high places.
IF YOU SEE NO OTHER MOVIE THIS YEAR, SEE THIS FILM, AND DO IT BEFORE THE ELECTION. I'd also suggest your buying the DVD or several of them and show it around. It isn't just an array of facts. This is a mystery that held my attention from beginning to end, and I already had read nearly all the info presented. This is the best I've seen of the genre, not just because I'm so interested in election integrity issues. It just is. It goes to the heart of what democracy should mean today and MSM collusion by silence in crime.
From the OpEd News review:
MSVL is Patty Sharaf's second feature, the first being Citizen Stan about activist Stanley Sheinbaum. When Sharaf caught Friedman (Brad of BradBlog) interviewing Curtis in early 2005 at the Sundance Film Festival, she recognized the import of his story. She also saw it get buried. OpEdNews reached her at the New Jersey Film Festival where MSVL premiered at Rutgers University last weekend.
"Working the news business as a techie has taught me first hand: some of the most important stories never make air. I thought I could put Curtis in touch with news people who would want to hear his story. While they wanted to know about it initially, nobody would report on it. Seeing that this was one of those stories falling through the cracks, I felt obligated to film the next meeting between Brad and Clint, which took place in Nashville."
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In a telephone interview Friedman advised, "Until you see the film, if you think you know the Clint Curtis story, you probably don't. The full story is creepy as shit. This is not just an election integrity documentary. We've got Chinese spies and dead guys!" And a dead dog. The day Curtis appeared in Washington, D.C. to testify, December 13, 2004, his two-year-old German shepherd, Champ, was shot dead. When talking about this in the film, Curtis' grief is palpable.
MSVL exposes widespread censorship of this frightening story and suggests that authorities wrongly shut down the investigation into Lemme's death and into electoral cyber fraud. Sharaf carefully explores the intersections between the alleged espionage, election fraud, and the many mysteries surrounding the death of Raymond Lemme. Although FDOT had officially terminated the investigation into Curtis' charges, Lemme continued to pursue it in 2003. On their last visit, Lemme told Curtis he had traced the matter "all the way to the top" and planned to finalize the matter in the next few weeks. He assured Curtis he would "be pleased with the outcome."
A close look at the details surrounding Lemme's death certainly raises questions, suggesting a high-level cover-up. Details in the police report conflict with other information.
http://www.opednews.com/articles/1/Murder-Spies--Voting-Lie-by-Rady-Ananda-080929-771.htmThe MSVL website:
http://votinglies.com/