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DulceDecorum Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Jul-09-04 01:03 PM
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32. Name the people
who are dead.
And let us check them out.

You can start by removing at least seven hijackers from that list
(and a few of the orginal pilots and co-pilots.)

Next you can tell us how come
the FAA still lists BOTH United Airlines planes as having vaild registrations.

Then you can explain how come BOTH American Airlines flights
happened to have passengers on them
when NEITHER was scheduled to fly
and NEITHER actually took off on that day.

And that is before we even get onto the runway.

On my part,
I am very willing to show you
at least two football fields worth of graves in Falluja
filled with those who have died
as a direct result of the events of September 11, 2001.

Incidentally,
who exactly are you saving American Democracy from?
The Supreme Court?

For all the claims of sorrow and sympathy, there could not have been a more timely or fortuitous event for the Bush administration than the attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. When George W. Bush awoke on September 11, he presided over an administration in deep crisis. Having come to power on the basis of fraud and the suppression of votes, his government was seen by millions both in the US and around the world as illegitimate.
The very narrow social base of support his administration had in the beginning was rapidly eroding in the face of a deepening economic slump in the US and around the world. Unable to advance any solution to the growth of unemployment and catastrophic losses on the stock market, facing criticism over the evaporation of the budget surplus and the reversal of its pledge not to spend Social Security funds, the administration was showing signs of internal dissension and disarray.
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2001/sep2001/war-s14.shtml
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