Re: (no subject)

On Sun, Jun 08, 2003 at 01:52:35PM -0500, Andreas Pour wrote:
> It's very much in my reality.  If it turns out Israel knew about 9/11 and did
> not tell us - or, worse yet, that they participated in the operation - would
> that be enough to make them an enemy?  Combined with the attack on the USS
> Liberty and various false flag operations?  No, I guess it is only enough for
> Afghanistan - which it has now been proven had no connection to 9/11.

Revisionist. The Taliban refused to deliver OBL; and not because he was innocent
in their eyes. How is that not a connection?

> Right, you think if Israel is found to be involved in or responsible for 9/11,
> and sanctions are imposed on Israel, and 1 million civilians, half of them
> children, die as a result, that Wolfowitz will say "it was worth it".  Really,
> that is what you think?

Please stop the Baathist propaganda that sanctions caused the poverty in
Iraq. Or at least take into account the billions of dollars spent on
insanely large mosques, palaces and whatnots, as well as so much luxury for
the Baath party that people are *still* looting.

http://www.iraqifd.org/unclesaddam/GrandMosque.htm

(would've had more info on this one, but the search function on the highrise
forum I'm at is disabled..)

Why do I get the impression that your quest to prove the US is fucked up and
we're heading for world fascism apologizes Saddam Hussein? You're trying to
sell a story where noone but the Bush family has any blame whatsoever.

We've overthrown the democratic, peace-loving regimes of Afghanistan and
Iraq, who were on a humanitarian mission to make the world a better place
for all of us, setting an excellent example at home. Iraq even tried to
expand its loving wings onto Kuwait twelve years ago, but got shit as
thanks. A hopeful statement that money doesn't bring happiness was made by
humanitarians in the form of the 9/11 attacks on the financial center of the
world, while improving the environment by dismantling four polluting
airplanes.

Rob
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