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To: i-node who wrote (164764)	3/18/2003 4:06:21 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1575337

The biggest battle, in a way, that Bush has to fight, is the inability of Americans to remember what happened on 9/11. What did you say your IQ was? I swear for someone who claims to be so smart, you make some very stupid remarks. Why do you think the planes I flew two week ago were half full? Everyone was too busy playing video games to fly.....or do you think they were still celebrating Mardi Gras? ted

To: i-node who wrote (164764)	3/19/2003 8:27:56 AM
From: SilentZ	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575337

>This kind of complacency is to be expected a year and a half after 9/11. People have short memories sometimes. I didn't worry a day after 9/11. I worried for the rest of that day, as it seemed Al-Qaida really caught us off guard, but afterwards, business as usual. >I think it would be useful for us all to review an hour's worth of video tape of 9/11 about once a week until this is done. That's what Bush would like us to do, to justify the war on Iraq. I don't buy it. Other reasons, yes, but not that one. -Z P.S.: Sorry if I'm not replying particularly quickly- my cable at home is down until Friday morning, so I can only reply from the office.