Low class. Really low class.

Well, the anti-war zealots have finally stooped so low as to become wholly undifferentiated from the dirt from whence they came, doing via "entertainment" what they have yet to accomplish in reality: they have assassinated President George W. Bush.

Death of a President uses CGI effects and archive footage to portray the president being shot dead during an anti-war rally in Chicago in 2007.

The documentary-style 90-minute film uses the event to explore the effects of the War on Terror on the US.

It will get its world premiere at next month's Toronto Film Festival before a screening on UK digital channel More4.

In the drama, Mr Bush is assassinated by a sniper after delivering a speech to business leaders.

So typical and unfortunately predictable this is. Some disaffected sorts within our social order - those without the least modicum of the fruits of love - have witnessed their own minds warped as their darkened hearts have poisoned their already tenuous logic.

In a very strange way, however, I am somewhat heartened to see such a thing. Follow me. It's at root a manifest hatred - the sickly fruit of a failed line of argumentation that, because it has not found its legs in reality, has taken refuge in the ever less respectable entertainment media. Gasps of a dying philosophy (really, an anti-philosophy more approaching total ignorance) such as this are never quite so visible.

Kudos to the producers for playing their cards so close to the table!