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To: RetiredNow who wrote (232708)	5/13/2005 10:48:03 PM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574540

Re: But I refuse to throw my hands in the air after 9/11 and say, "Golly gee. I guess we deserved that!" Instead, I believe the entire world needs to know that there are consequences for attacking the U.S I worry about you. You're self-satisfied about your job, your investing acumen and your family situation. How about your ability to see through the "official" story of 9/11? How about your ability to see the vast web of deceit that is the underpinning of this nation transfering its wealth inexorably to a corrupt and self-dealing ruling elite while murdering the children of the working and lower classes in a unending series of imperial adventures? 58,000 American lives wasted in Viet Nam for the sake of a handful of American corporations who hoped to succeed the French in exploiting the natural resources of Viet Nam. Currently over 1,600 Americans dead and about 12,000 permanently disfigured and an unknown number coming home as mental basketcases for the sake of Halliburton and Cheney stealing Iraq's oil. This is shameful. This is disgusting. How can you not see through the ruses that the elites plant in front of you as red herrings? Why can't you see a criminal like George Bush doing everything in his power to prevent a proper investigation into 9/11 and not realize he's doing this to cover his own criminal complicity in the act. How naive are you?