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Politics : POLITICAL LIES

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To: Neocon who wrote (616)7/10/2004 11:02:26 AM
From: American Spirit  Read Replies (1) of 1026
 
This exposes a Bushie lie about Bin Lauden. The Bushies have been saying the Bin Lauden family (friends of the Bushes and coddled/protected after 9-11) has cut off all ties with Osama but this is from a review of a Bin Lauden wife's new book:

"But Carmen does discuss the intense bin Laden clan loyalty, the Bedouin mentality that she believes makes Saudi Arabian men unique. She writes that she "cannot believe" the bin Ladens would cut Osama off completely: "I simply can't see them depriving a brother of his annual dividend from their father's company, and sharing it among themselves. That would be unthinkable -- among the Bin Ladens, no matter what a brother does, he remains a brother." At the end of the memoir, Carmen "openly defies" the bin Ladens to open their books and prove that they had nothing to do with Sept. 11.

The author, who now lives in Geneva and whose daughters studied in America, also never says outright what she thinks of the close relationship between the U.S. and the Saudi regime. Considering the steady and compelling case she builds for the tyranny of the society, however, it's pretty easy to read between the lines. Or, at least, to share with her this fear about Saudi society and America's silence about it: "If we, in the Western world, are not vigilant enough, there will be no end to their terrorism."
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