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Politics : Israel to U.S. : Now Deal with Syria and Iran -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Thomas M. who wrote (6)	4/18/2003 2:28:08 PM
From: LPS5	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 22250

In September 2002, roughly 3% of Americans thought Saddam was behind 9/11. A few months later this number was over 50%. Got a link supporting this assertion? Specifically, the polls you're citing the "roughly 3%" and "over 50%" figures from? LPS5

To: Thomas M. who wrote (6)	4/18/2003 8:27:50 PM
From: Emile Vidrine	Respond to of 22250

There is no doubt the Zionist information monopoly still holds the advantage, but the Internet has destroyed their ability to hide many of their operations from a significant and growing percentage of the American people. For the last ten years, millions of Americans have been accumulating this new forbidden knowledge of the inner workings of Washington. Like the swirling unorganized molecules of gases in the formation of a new star, this disorganized and growing political minority is clearly gravitating towards a political center of gravity that will soon result in the formation of a new dynamic political voice in American politics. IMHO! So don't despair, Iraq II was only the first engagement in the information war between the old self-serving Zionist censorship monopolists and the new information paradigm of the Internet--FREE SPEECH AND INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM ARE THE BEST TOOLS TO ARRIVE AT HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL TRUTHS. In essence, the new information paradigm of the Internet is nothing more than the resurrection of America's constitutional right to free speech. Before the Internet, the information monopoly had crucified our freedom of speech guaranteed under the Bill of Rights with their with their self-serving political agendas.

To: Thomas M. who wrote (6)	4/18/2003 8:33:02 PM
From: Emile Vidrine	Respond to of 22250

There is no doubt the Zionist information monopoly still holds the advantage, but the Internet has destroyed their ability to hide many of their operations from a significant and growing percentage of the American people. For the last ten years, millions of Americans have been accumulating this new forbidden knowledge of the inner workings of Washington. Like the swirling unorganized molecules of gases in the formation of a new star, this disorganized and growing political minority is clearly gravitating towards a political center of gravity that will soon result in the formation of a new dynamic political voice in American politics. IMHO! So don't despair, Iraq II was only the first engagement in the information war between the old self-serving Zionist censorship monopolists and the new information paradigm of the Internet--FREE SPEECH AND INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM ARE THE BEST TOOLS TO ARRIVE AT HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL TRUTHS. In essence, the new information paradigm of the Internet is nothing more than the resurrection of America's constitutional right to free speech. Before the Internet, the information monopoly had crucified our freedom of speech guaranteed under the Bill of Rights with their with their self-serving political agendas.