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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (297009)	9/15/2002 10:22:18 PM
From: PROLIFE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

HIS ANSWER IS ....YES.

To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (297009)	9/16/2002 2:42:29 AM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

OT, OT, OT - An Old Flame is Re-ignited, Sensible Sane Readers Just Walk On By................ . . . . . . . . . . . Hey Snitch, Here's some people you need to rough up: "I was actually moving the week of 9/11 and I just wanted to find a way to get out of work so I could pack. When the attack happened, I was thinking, This is so cool. I can go to the dentist and still have time to get everything done." -- Ruth Wagner, 28, an editor in New York "It's gorgeous out. Turn the television off." -- Author Barbara Garson's response to her husband's phone call telling her that the towers had been attacked. "Thank goodness they got those buildings. I've always hated them! They're so ugly." -- New York woman, overheard in London on the day of the attacks "[My boyfriend] is a surfer and when he was dismissed from work, he was stressing not about the attacks but about how to get to the beach. He left me in Manhattan to go surfing on Long Island." -- Wagner, on how her friends reacted "We walked to [my friend's] apartment in SoHo at about 10 p.m. on Thursday the 13th. The streets below 14th were deserted of cars, and for the most part, of people. A light haze of smoke and dust hung in the air. It was still and warm and surreal. And incredibly beautiful. I wished that New York could be like that more often. How many times will the middle of Broadway feel as if it were a country back road?" -- Kimberly Oliver, 33, a Manhattan marketing consultant "Jeez, I'm a New Yorker. And now I'll never get to go up in the Twin Towers." -- Wall Street worker, name withheld, in a bar during the week of the attacks "Best special effects I ever saw." -- Two teens on a corner in downtown Manhattan, just hours after the collapse "You should take a picture." -- Novelist Colson Whitehead, to his wife, while watching the towers burn with a large crowd in Brooklyn "What a great fucking action scene." -- New York film producer, describing the attacks less than a month after they occurred "I'm sorry to say it, but it was the most exciting day of my career in journalism. It was really fuckin' fun." -- A New York reporter ***************************** What a bunch of treasonous losers, huh Ira? They make my quip about rapacious, greedy and heartless Wall Street brokers seem kinda tame, eh? Why don't you go chase these people for a while Ira? Are you man enough? Are you feeling lucky, punk? ****************** More sensible and intelligent readers who don't suffer from Ira' obvious mental defects and emotional infancy will take note of this interesting article: salon.com PEACE NOW! Ray