Kinky the Clown says: "...the 9/11 issue is 'ridiculous'."

[Liberal In Texas]

"Our government is not capable of doing something that efficient," Friedman told Unfair Park. "We couldn't have pulled it off is what I'm saying, so we know our government wasn't behind it. So anybody who thinks they were is really a fool."



http://blogs.dallasobserver.com/unfairpark/2010/02/friedman_says_shami_is_no_fool.php#more

[NoPasaran]

1. He's got a tighter grip on reality than Medina or Shami

I realize that isn't setting the bar very high.

[sonias]

2. I hate this guy

He really, really makes me ill.

And what about Shami's comments about whites not wanting to work in his factories?

"Farouk's probably telling the truth, and people don't want to hear it -- his experience of the truth," he says. "He's not making it up."

Despite Shami's damaging comments and Friedman's claim nearly a month ago that Shami had bribed Friedman's opponent, Hank Gilbert, Friedman says he still stands by Shami.

"Old friends are something you're stuck with. As I always say, 'You can pick your nose. You can pick your friends, but you can't wipe your friends off on your saddle. You're stuck with 'em.'"

"his experience of the truth". Well stinky kinky that is the problem - your altered sense of reality would suck for public policy.

What an ass! :puke:


Sonia
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[Vogon_Glory]

3. I Am Forced To Concrr...

I am forced to concur with Friedman. I don't think that Team Shrub WAS capable of being efficient enough to set up the September 11th attacks. Moreover, if Shrub had been trying to set up a September 2001 incident (He certainly seems to have been busy trying to set off a war!), he and Darth Cheney would have tried to have concoct a plot out of Iraq, not Afghanistan.

:grr:

:dem:

:patriot:

[tbyg52]

4. I don't think team Shrub was, but

I think maybe team Cheney or team Poppy might have been.