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Politics : Bush-The Mastermind behind 9/11?
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To: Don Earl who wrote (827)6/19/2003 1:48:06 PM
From: MSI  Read Replies (1) of 20039
 
Yikes. I see occasional references but you set forth dots that are connecting themselves. What the hell is going on with our Israeli "friends"? Why isn't there a Congressional inquiry? There is are amazing histrionics anytime anyone merely suggests such things.

This is the problem with facts. Once you decide to stick to the facts there is the possibility of startling conclusions.

Given that particular motto, and the other facts from the mainstream press that have been publicly admitted, it's amazing there isn't a very serious inquiry in Congress as to exactly what our various fine allies are up to.

Its like a conversation I had w. some Jewish lawyer friends of mine a while back, one of whom is married to a Sabra (native-born Israeli) about our mutual experiences over there, and I made the comment that with this adminstration the US is becoming another Israel, with daily terrorism and a billion enemies. Heads nodded all around.

I then had to make the point a bit stronger - I'll fight to the death to protect my family and country but not to protect blood feuds of Saudi Arabia or Israel. More thoughtful silence. The meaning is this: if any country's partisans want to subvert our safety they risk meeting deadly force from people who feel the same way. The only way they can succeed is through secrecy and control in the poisonous mil-industrial-political mix in Washington.

As Rep. Ron Paul says personal privacy is necessary for freedom and gov't secrecy leads to tyranny, exactly what we have today.

Any politicians who fail to push for such investigations should be thrown out on their ears.
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