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Politics : Bush-The Mastermind behind 9/11? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Raymond Duray who wrote (8366)	9/26/2004 4:48:24 AM
From: Don Earl	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20039

You might have a point in ending with the list of bad guys instead of starting with it. For all the research I've done on 9/11 I haven't seen anyone else break down the who's who of PNAC, and how nicely their appointments, philosophies, and specialties fall into place with what actually happened. I think it works either way, but feel free to file off the serial numbers and make it your own. The only reason I left out foot notes is it was already getting rather long and adding a link to each point would have just about doubled the size. It would be nice if there was a way to do HTML hyperlinks on SI. It really hadn't crossed my mind that anything I included could possibly be considered racist. Zionists are what Zionists call themselves. They have websites and organizations all over the place to pump their various programs and agendas, and all of it is listed as being part of the Zionist philosophy. No doubt there is a lot of ignorance related to the difference between being Jewish and being Zionist, but curing that ignorance isn't one of my top priorities - assuming curing anyone of ignorance is possible anyhow. I'll tell a story and leave it at that. A good friend of mine (who happens to be Jewish, but that doesn't have anything to do with the story) pulled into a grocery store parking lot, following the arrows. About halfway down the lane, another car approached him going the wrong way, against the big yellow arrows. My friend would have had to try backing into traffic to let the fellow pass the way he was going, so my friend motioned to the fellow to back up. The fellow rolled down his window and yelled, "You're just giving me a hard time because I'm black and am with a white woman.". My friend yelled back, "No, I'm giving you a hard time because you're stupid. Back up!". The moral of the story is there are always going to be people who blame their bad behavior on others and call it racism. While there may be people who are willing to ignore bad deads for fear of being called a racist, I'm not one of them. A bad person, no matter who or what they are, is still a bad person.