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

To: LPS5 who wrote (9802)	2/7/2005 1:24:31 PM
From: Don Earl	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 20039

Over the years that I've been a member of SI, I've noticed that sometimes a person new to a particular thread will be upset when the regulars on the board don't jump right in to discuss points that have been discussed to death. Obviously, a new person probably doesn't want to skim through thousands of posts to find the discussion. On the other hand, there's a point where those who have discussed certain points at length get tired of spending several hours looking up items they have already looked up several times and posted several times. You, in my experience, are unique. You aren't new to this discussion and have been posting regularly to this board for something like two years. Whether or not you read anything other than your own posts is something of a mystery to me, or perhaps the problem is more one of comprehension. It's quite possible your poor grasp of the English language has forced you into the only profession where that lack may be considered an asset, and since you don't have enough talent to drive a wheelbarrow, you became an attorney. Who knows? Most days I don't mind going along with a polite request for more information on a particular aspect of 9/11. Your "requests" are never polite. I have spent literally thousands of hours researching 9/11 over the past 3 years and there aren't many people who know the subject as well as I do. No brag, just fact. There's nothing special about having detailed knowledge on a particular field of study, all it takes is time. Here are 195,000 sites with more information for you on Flight 93: search.yahoo.com Feel free to read some, none, or all of the available articles as you see fit. If you want me to sort through the articles for you, then provide a detailed analysis of the information, foot noted with source documents, a rough guess is it will take me about 10 hours. I'll be glad to do this for you at $50 per hour if you seriously want the information and are too lazy to look it up yourself. I'm quite busy right now, but will try to find the time to provide the requested information if properly compensated for my efforts. Otherwise all you get is a brief summary of the information, which I assume you've read, at least if cutting and pasting that summary in your post is any indication.