I do know the Taliban came to the US in the 90's to be wined and dined and sexed up because the US wanted to run a pipeline throught Afghan, after their trip they said no. 9-11 gave the US the chance to change that and install a government that would be US friendly. Who is the Afghan President now? Former US oil man. Do i believe that 9-11 was an inside job? How could America's air defenses be standing down on that day? I believe that the government have prior knowledge on what was going to happen, and let it.
wocky...yes,there are many uninformed folks in this protected society....for every "saddam/9/11" soccer mom, there`s a 9/11 conspiracy troofer.....what`s the point?...we live in a sheltered society...and as soon as "kankles"gets in and congress repeals the patriot act,people will become more informed about the real world and those that want to kill us fairly quickly....
so,my friend, guess it's time to start planning a place to hide - - some sort of backwoods mountain hideaway or well-hidden desert cave.... maybe a jungle tree fort in... new zealand... hell, what does it matter...... our government and media and growing segment of citizens just want to get it over with and turn our country over to total latinization and/or islamofascists......
yep, you`d better start your checklist to construct an off-the-grid lifestyle.....
the silver lining?..... until they eventually DO get around to finding you and cutting off your head....at least you won`t be raped by utility bills and the cable company.... so you got that going for you...... which is nice....
/paranoid weasel mode off....(that was for your pleasure,wocky....i aims to please...i hope you laughed a little...it`ll do you some good)...
so,spy believes that bush/rove cheney/da joos were behind 9/11?.....(jaw drops to the floor)......
no need to fear,omar.....after we "redeploy" from iraq,afghanistan will fall like a cheap set of dominos.... it`s already being discussed....
"The latest area from which Congressional Democrats want to cut and run is Afghanistan. Isn't that where there's widespread support and al Qaeda continues to operate on the border region in concert with the Taliban? So why are the usual suspects among Congressional Democrats calling for the US to get out?
A few congressional Democrats go so far as suggesting that the Pentagon should pull out of Afghanistan now, while others say that troop withdrawal will be addressed after the military is out of Iraq.
Rep. Neil Abercrombie (D-Hawaii), a senior defense authorizer, wants the U.S. out of Afghanistan immediately, calling operations there “futile” in trying to effect political change in a country with a tangled history.
Most other Democrats want to focus on Afghanistan, with the goal of withdrawing the military down the road after the country is stabilized and any new Taliban resurgence quashed.
With a few exceptions, congressional Democrats no longer show any hesitation about withdrawing the military from Iraq. But they are more circumspect about Afghanistan, saying that the Bush administration let the situation worsen by shifting attention onto a protracted conflict in Iraq.
“We should have never gone to Iraq, because we would have been out of Afghanistan [by now],” Rep. John Murtha (D-Pa.) said in a brief interview.
Murtha, the chairman of the House Appropriations defense subcommittee and a vocal opponent of the war in Iraq, said that by September, when he takes up the fiscal 2008 war supplemental funding, he would have a better sense of how to handle Afghanistan.
Yet making the argument that the U.S. needs to get out of Iraq and stay in Afghanistan can be politically challenging. While Democrats regularly note that the war in Iraq has now gone on longer than World War II, the U.S. has been in Afghanistan longer than it has been in Iraq. And arguments that Iraqis need to take control of their own country can be applied to Afghanistan as well.
The Afghanistan effort enjoys much more support among the American public, and Democratic leaders have sought to burnish their homeland security credentials by presenting an unwavering backing of the war there.
It's all about politics and seeking to game the situation to their advantage. It has nothing to do with national security or going after al Qaeda or even what's in the best interests of the troops.
This is a decision that is in the best interests of the partisan Democrats who think that this is going to win them seats in the next election."
soooo.....
u.s.. out of iraq!...
u.s.. out of guantanamo!...
u.s.. out of afghanistan!...
(did I forget anything?..oh that`s right..)
u.s. out of aztlan!......../la raza
btw...did anybody see the picture of rosie`s daughter?...the one she posted on her blog?...
her daughter dressed in terrorist garb with a bandolier over her shoulder?....
that`s actually what the taliban is doing in afghanistan...what an odd coincidence....
she`s utterly insane...
