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Why Does 9/11 Inquiry Scare Bush?
What has Mr. Bush got to hide? The crudeness of his tactics suggests that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm Published on Friday, July 11, 2003 by the Berkshire Eagle (Pittsfield, Massachusetts) Why Does 9/11 Inquiry Scare Bush? Editorial The Bush administration has never wanted an inquiry into the intelligence and law-enforcement failures that led up to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and it is doing its best to make sure we never get one. Even the tame commission of Washington insiders, led by men of the president's own party, is now complaining that its work is being hampered by foot-dragging from the Pentagon and Justice Department in producing documents and witnesses, in an effort to run the clock out on it before it can complete its work. The commission's leaders have taken the extraordinary step of accusing the White House of witness "intimidation," insisting that sensitive witnesses testify only in the presence of a "monitor" from their agency. The parallel to Saddam Hussein's refusal to let Iraqi scientists talk to U.N. weapons inspectors without a similar monitor is too glaring to miss and begs the obvious question: What has Mr. Bush got to hide? The crudeness of his tactics suggests that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. The Internet is full of wild theories -- that Mr. Bush knew in advance of 9/11 and allowed it to happen so he could exploit it to get his way in domestic and international politics is the most notable -- and while cyberspace is the natural home of the improbable and the far-fetched, the administration's stonewalling only lends credence to those who believe a cover-up of something is going on. September 11 was the most traumatic incident in recent American history. Three thousand people died in New York, billions in property was destroyed, the national economy tanked and Americans' sense of security was shattered. The men responsible for the attacks are still at large and openly threaten to attack us again. Yet the commission's budget is only $3 million, a pittance compared to the $100 million that was wasted getting to the bottom of Bill Clinton's Whitewater investment and his extramarital affairs. The hearings in the Republican-dominated Congress were a perfunctory affair that attracted even less attention from a sensation-oriented media than is being paid to this commission. The American people deserve a thorough investigation. They want to know why the fighter jets weren't scrambled after the first plane hit the tower, what the Clinton and Bush administrations knew about threats from al-Qaida and what they were doing about them, what citizens of our allies Saudi Arabia and Pakistan financed Osama bin Laden and his hijackers, how the FBI and CIA missed obvious clues and let suspects they were following slip away, why airline security was so lax, what is the meaning of a suspicious pattern of stock transactions that occurred before the attacks, whether law enforcement efforts were subordinated to diplomatic priorities and the needs and desires of American oil companies. Americans want the answers to two basic questions: What went wrong? And what is being done to make sure it never happens again? They should be satisfied with nothing less than an honest effort to get those answers, no matter who they embarrass, and the White House should not stand in the way. |
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"torresD" <torresD30@hotmail.com> wrote in message news  LrQa.163$5S6.11@newssvr19.news.prodigy.com.. .: : What has Mr. Bush got to hide? a lot |
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torresD wrote: > What has Mr. Bush got to hide? > > The crudeness of his tactics suggests > that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. > http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm > President Bush is not afraid of very much. He's not like a yellow streaked liberal. |
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On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 08:03:48 GMT, Cravon Morehead <slicker@aol.com>
wrote: > > >torresD wrote: >> What has Mr. Bush got to hide? >> >> The crudeness of his tactics suggests >> that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. >> http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm >> >President Bush is not afraid of very much. He's not like a yellow >streaked liberal. The man is so full of fear he walks like a duck with a wire in its sphincter. That's the hall mark of conservatism: fear. But these bozos apparently believe their own dogma. The jury is out on whether they can make it stick. |
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Cravon Morehead wrote:
> torresD wrote: >> What has Mr. Bush got to hide? >> >> The crudeness of his tactics suggests >> that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. >> http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm >> > President Bush is not afraid of very much. He's not like a yellow > streaked liberal. The way he attained office -- by dispatching goon squads from around the nation to stage bogus "riots" to intimidate vote counters in Florida, then asking his Daddy's appointees to appoint him President -- should be proof enough of that. He did everything necessary to become President, including getting his brother's elections officials to illegally throw 40,000 Democrats off the voter rolls shortly before the 2000 election (as tacitly admitted by the State of Florida when they settled the NAACP lawsuit by putting those voters back on the voter rolls), and he will do anything necessary to remain President -- including suppressing this 9/11 inquiry if he fears that it will reveal things that would hurt his re-election campaign. The question you have to ask is the same one as with Richard Nixon: Who knew what, and when? But for some reason our tame corporate press isn't willing to ask hard questions anymore. Summary: Bush deserves to be President. The American people deserve him. So what if he wasn't really elected? So what if he is trying to do a coverup of the causes of the 9/11 security lapses? Joe Sixpack is just gonna belch and turn to the latest edition of Survivor (coming soon: Survivor:Iran, featuring the 4th Infantry Division and a large supporting cast!), and cheer on the ass-kickin'. I mean, it's just a TV show. Nobody really *dies*, right? They get out of their shallow graves at the end of the day and gather in the shooting trailer for champagne and canapes, right? Right?! -- Eric Lee Green mailto:eric@badtux.org -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----== Over 80,000 Newsgroups - 16 Different Servers! =----- |
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beber wrote: > On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 08:03:48 GMT, Cravon Morehead <slicker@aol.com> > wrote: > > >> >>torresD wrote: >> >>>What has Mr. Bush got to hide? >>> >>>The crudeness of his tactics suggests >>>that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. >>>http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm >>> >> >>President Bush is not afraid of very much. He's not like a yellow >>streaked liberal. > > The man is so full of fear he walks like a duck with a wire in its > sphincter. That's the hall mark of conservatism: fear. But these bozos > apparently believe their own dogma. The jury is out on whether they > can make it stick. Ah, you speak like a yellow streaked liberal. |
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Eric Lee Green wrote: > Cravon Morehead wrote: > >>torresD wrote: >> >>>What has Mr. Bush got to hide? >>> >>>The crudeness of his tactics suggests >>>that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. >>>http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm >>> >> >>President Bush is not afraid of very much. He's not like a yellow >>streaked liberal. > > > The way he attained office -- by dispatching goon squads from around the nation > to stage bogus "riots" to intimidate vote counters in Florida, then asking his > Daddy's appointees to appoint him President -- should be proof enough of that. > He did everything necessary to become President, including getting his > brother's elections officials to illegally throw 40,000 Democrats off the > voter rolls shortly before the 2000 election (as tacitly admitted by the State > of Florida when they settled the NAACP lawsuit by putting those voters back on > the voter rolls), and he will do anything necessary to remain President -- > including suppressing this 9/11 inquiry if he fears that it will reveal things > that would hurt his re-election campaign. Are you looking for excuses because the Democrats can't read a ballot? Gore tried twice to have his cronies miscount ballots, and more ballots for Bush kept showing up. > > The question you have to ask is the same one as with Richard Nixon: Who knew > what, and when? But for some reason our tame corporate press isn't willing to > ask hard questions anymore. The liberal media would find it if was there. Liberal media is so liberal, people are turning away from the big mainstream news networks. > > Summary: Bush deserves to be President. The American people deserve him. This is true. > o what if he wasn't really elected? So what if he is trying to do a coverup of > the causes of the 9/11 security lapses? Joe Sixpack is just gonna belch and > turn to the latest edition of Survivor (coming soon: Survivor:Iran, featuring > the 4th Infantry Division and a large supporting cast!), and cheer on the > ass-kickin'. I mean, it's just a TV show. Nobody really *dies*, right? They > get out of their shallow graves at the end of the day and gather in the > shooting trailer for champagne and canapes, right? Right?! > Do you think he will be impeached like Clinton? Do you think he will have to swear under oath 168 times that he doesn't remember? If President Bush wasn't elected, he can serve two more terms. |
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In alt.politics.bush Cravon Morehead <slicker@aol.com> spake:
: torresD wrote: :> What has Mr. Bush got to hide? :> :> The crudeness of his tactics suggests :> that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. :> http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm :> : President Bush is not afraid of very much. He's not like a yellow : streaked liberal. Bush should be brave and upstanding enough to withstand investigations if he is a better President than those who were investigated previously, so what is the problem? Where is that "Bring it on!" bravado? |
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"Cravon Morehead" <slicker@aol.com> wrote in message news:3F1264F6.5020601@aol.com... : : : torresD wrote: : > What has Mr. Bush got to hide? : > : > The crudeness of his tactics suggests : > that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. : > http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm : > : President Bush is not afraid of very much. He's not like a yellow : streaked liberal. : no, he's a cowardly AWOL/Deserter www.awolbush.com |
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<dee_pee_yoo@spdc.ti.com> wrote in message news:beuopm$5j0$3@home.itg.ti.com... : In alt.politics.bush Cravon Morehead <slicker@aol.com> spake: : : : : torresD wrote: : :> What has Mr. Bush got to hide? : :> : :> The crudeness of his tactics suggests : :> that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. : :> http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm : :> : : President Bush is not afraid of very much. He's not like a yellow : : streaked liberal. : : : Bush should be brave and upstanding enough to withstand : investigations if he is a better President than those : who were investigated previously, so what is the problem? : : Where is that "Bring it on!" bravado? Bush's raisinette nuts shrivel at the thought. Laura is so horny she's eyeing the family dog |
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Donny Osmond wrote: > "Cravon Morehead" <slicker@aol.com> wrote in message news:3F12C7C3.3090608@aol.com... > : > : > : beber wrote: > : > On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 08:03:48 GMT, Cravon Morehead <slicker@aol.com> > : > wrote: > : > > : > > : >> > : >>torresD wrote: > : >> > : >>>What has Mr. Bush got to hide? > : >>> > : >>>The crudeness of his tactics suggests > : >>>that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. > : >>>http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm > : >>> > : >> > : >>President Bush is not afraid of very much. He's not like a yellow > : >>streaked liberal. > : > > : > The man is so full of fear he walks like a duck with a wire in its > : > sphincter. That's the hall mark of conservatism: fear. But these bozos > : > apparently believe their own dogma. The jury is out on whether they > : > can make it stick. > : > : Ah, you speak like a yellow streaked liberal. > > that's why he went into hiding on 09/11 www.awolbush.com > : > Hiding? in a 747? Maybe he should have buzzed what was left of the twin towers? You fool. |
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Donny Osmond wrote: > "Cravon Morehead" <slicker@aol.com> wrote in message news:3F12C943.8060600@aol.com... > : > : > : Eric Lee Green wrote: > : > Cravon Morehead wrote: > : > > : >>torresD wrote: > : >> > : >>>What has Mr. Bush got to hide? > : >>> > : >>>The crudeness of his tactics suggests > : >>>that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. > : >>>http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm > : >>> > : >> > : >>President Bush is not afraid of very much. He's not like a yellow > : >>streaked liberal. > : > > : > > : > The way he attained office -- by dispatching goon squads from around the nation > : > to stage bogus "riots" to intimidate vote counters in Florida, then asking his > : > Daddy's appointees to appoint him President -- should be proof enough of that. > : > He did everything necessary to become President, including getting his > : > brother's elections officials to illegally throw 40,000 Democrats off the > : > voter rolls shortly before the 2000 election (as tacitly admitted by the State > : > of Florida when they settled the NAACP lawsuit by putting those voters back on > : > the voter rolls), and he will do anything necessary to remain President -- > : > including suppressing this 9/11 inquiry if he fears that it will reveal things > : > that would hurt his re-election campaign. > : > : Are you looking for excuses because the Democrats can't read a ballot? > : Gore tried twice to have his cronies miscount ballots, and more ballots > : for Bush kept showing up. > > Cite some legit sources for this or go back to being Rushbo's "bottom boy" > > > : > : > > : > The question you have to ask is the same one as with Richard Nixon: Who knew > : > what, and when? But for some reason our tame corporate press isn't willing to > : > ask hard questions anymore. > : > : The liberal media would find it if was there. Liberal media is so > : liberal, people are turning away from the big mainstream news networks. > > Liberal media? Cite some legit sources for this or go back to being Rushbo's "bottom boy" > You fool, CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC, BBC, PBS, New York Times, Washington Post, Anything in California, Time Mag, Newsweek etc, etc. |
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dee_pee_yoo@spdc.ti.com wrote: > In alt.politics.bush Cravon Morehead <slicker@aol.com> spake: > > > : torresD wrote: > :> What has Mr. Bush got to hide? > :> > :> The crudeness of his tactics suggests > :> that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. > :> http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm > :> > : President Bush is not afraid of very much. He's not like a yellow > : streaked liberal. > > > Bush should be brave and upstanding enough to withstand > investigations if he is a better President than those > who were investigated previously, so what is the problem? > > Where is that "Bring it on!" bravado? So investigate away, bring it on. He's in Washington D. C., go for it. |
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Donny Osmond wrote: > <dee_pee_yoo@spdc.ti.com> wrote in message news:beuopm$5j0$3@home.itg.ti.com... > : In alt.politics.bush Cravon Morehead <slicker@aol.com> spake: > : > : > : : torresD wrote: > : :> What has Mr. Bush got to hide? > : :> > : :> The crudeness of his tactics suggests > : :> that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. > : :> http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm > : :> > : : President Bush is not afraid of very much. He's not like a yellow > : : streaked liberal. > : > : > : Bush should be brave and upstanding enough to withstand > : investigations if he is a better President than those > : who were investigated previously, so what is the problem? > : > : Where is that "Bring it on!" bravado? > > Bush's raisinette nuts shrivel at the thought. Laura is so horny she's eyeing the family > dog > Like you would know ass face. |
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Donny Osmond wrote: > "Cravon Morehead" <slicker@aol.com> wrote in message news:3F1264F6.5020601@aol.com... > : > : > : torresD wrote: > : > What has Mr. Bush got to hide? > : > > : > The crudeness of his tactics suggests > : > that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. > : > http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm > : > > : President Bush is not afraid of very much. He's not like a yellow > : streaked liberal. > : > > no, he's a cowardly AWOL/Deserter www.awolbush.com > He could kick your ass. |
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"Cravon Morehead" <slicker@aol.com> wrote in message news:3F1344EC.70102@aol.com... : : : Donny Osmond wrote: : > "Cravon Morehead" <slicker@aol.com> wrote in message news:3F12C943.8060600@aol.com... : > : : > : : > : Eric Lee Green wrote: : > : > Cravon Morehead wrote: : > : > : > : >>torresD wrote: : > : >> : > : >>>What has Mr. Bush got to hide? : > : >>> : > : >>>The crudeness of his tactics suggests : > : >>>that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. : > : >>>http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm : > : >>> : > : >> : > : >>President Bush is not afraid of very much. He's not like a yellow : > : >>streaked liberal. : > : > : > : > : > : > The way he attained office -- by dispatching goon squads from around the nation : > : > to stage bogus "riots" to intimidate vote counters in Florida, then asking his : > : > Daddy's appointees to appoint him President -- should be proof enough of that. : > : > He did everything necessary to become President, including getting his : > : > brother's elections officials to illegally throw 40,000 Democrats off the : > : > voter rolls shortly before the 2000 election (as tacitly admitted by the State : > : > of Florida when they settled the NAACP lawsuit by putting those voters back on : > : > the voter rolls), and he will do anything necessary to remain President -- : > : > including suppressing this 9/11 inquiry if he fears that it will reveal things : > : > that would hurt his re-election campaign. : > : : > : Are you looking for excuses because the Democrats can't read a ballot? : > : Gore tried twice to have his cronies miscount ballots, and more ballots : > : for Bush kept showing up. : > : > Cite some legit sources for this or go back to being Rushbo's "bottom boy" : > : > : > : : > : > : > : > The question you have to ask is the same one as with Richard Nixon: Who knew : > : > what, and when? But for some reason our tame corporate press isn't willing to : > : > ask hard questions anymore. : > : : > : The liberal media would find it if was there. Liberal media is so : > : liberal, people are turning away from the big mainstream news networks. : > : > Liberal media? Cite some legit sources for this or go back to being Rushbo's "bottom boy" : > : You fool, CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC, BBC, PBS, New York Times, Washington Post, : Anything in California, : Time Mag, Newsweek etc, etc. : |
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"Craven Morehead" <slicker@aol.com> wrote in message news:3F13453C.2010602@aol.com... : : : Donny Osmond wrote: : > <dee_pee_yoo@spdc.ti.com> wrote in message news:beuopm$5j0$3@home.itg.ti.com... : > : In alt.politics.bush Cravon Morehead <slicker@aol.com> spake: : > : : > : : > : : torresD wrote: : > : :> What has Mr. Bush got to hide? : > : :> : > : :> The crudeness of his tactics suggests : > : :> that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. : > : :> http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm : > : :> : > : : President Bush is not afraid of very much. He's not like a yellow : > : : streaked liberal. : > : : > : : > : Bush should be brave and upstanding enough to withstand : > : investigations if he is a better President than those : > : who were investigated previously, so what is the problem? : > : : > : Where is that "Bring it on!" bravado? : > : > Bush's raisinette nuts shrivel at the thought. Laura is so horny she's eyeing the family : > dog : > : Like you would know ass face. : You only use these juvenile taunts because you're in your high chair hiding behind your PC. Craven Coward..... |
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Donny Osmond wrote: > "Craven Morehead" <slicker@aol.com> wrote in message news:3F13455A.4050606@aol.com... > : > : > : Donny Osmond wrote: > : > "Cravon Morehead" <slicker@aol.com> wrote in message news:3F1264F6.5020601@aol.com... > : > : > : > : > : > : torresD wrote: > : > : > What has Mr. Bush got to hide? > : > : > > : > : > The crudeness of his tactics suggests > : > : > that whatever it is, it must be pretty bad. > : > : > http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0711-11.htm > : > : > > : > : President Bush is not afraid of very much. He's not like a yellow > : > : streaked liberal. > : > : > : > > : > no, he's a cowardly AWOL/Deserter www.awolbush.com > : > > : He could kick your ass. > : > > Ha ha ha! Yeah that's a good one. How can he when he's running away all the time? > You laugh like an Afgan. Kind of guardedly. Iraqis don't laugh at all. |
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On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 23:56:57 GMT, Cravon Morehead <slicker@aol.com>
wrote: > > >Donny Osmond wrote: >> "Cravon Morehead" <slicker@aol.com> wrote in message news:3F12C7C3.3090608@aol.com... >> : >> : >> : beber wrote: >> : > On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 08:03:48 GMT, Cravon Morehead <slicker@aol.com> >> : > wrote: >> : > >> : > >> : >> >> : >>torresD wrote: >> : >> >> : >>>What has Mr. Bush got to hide? >> : >> >Hiding? in a 747? Maybe he should have buzzed what was left of the twin >towers? You fool. Where he went, and something that hardly anyone has commented or noted, was to stratigic air command headquarters in Nebraska. If you can't figure out why that is significant, well, maybe you shouldn't be here. |
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"beber" <beber@media-net.net> wrote in message news:4328hvc5b7qrcvoioudt36rr5qcnmukdod@4ax.com... : On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 23:56:57 GMT, Cravon Morehead <slicker@aol.com> : wrote: : : > : > : >Donny Osmond wrote: : >> "Cravon Morehead" <slicker@aol.com> wrote in message news:3F12C7C3.3090608@aol.com... : >> : : >> : : >> : beber wrote: : >> : > On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 08:03:48 GMT, Cravon Morehead <slicker@aol.com> : >> : > wrote: : >> : > : >> : > : >> : >> : >> : >>torresD wrote: : >> : >> : >> : >>>What has Mr. Bush got to hide? : : >> : : >> : >Hiding? in a 747? Maybe he should have buzzed what was left of the twin : >towers? You fool. : : Where he went, and something that hardly anyone has commented or : noted, was to stratigic air command headquarters in Nebraska. If you : can't figure out why that is significant, well, maybe you shouldn't be : here. : Maybe you should reread events of that day. That was only one place of many he HID |
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How much of this did you hear on our TV? ZERO! Please pass this around.
JUDGE WILLIAM YOUNG, SENTENCES THE SHOE BOMBER
I hope you will read every word! Pray for more Judges like this one. And mail a copy of this to everyone in your address book. US District Court Judge William Young made the following statement in sentencing "shoe bomber" Richard Reid to prison. It is noteworthy, and deserves to be remembered far longer than he predicts. I commend it to you and anyone you might wish to forward it to. January 30, 2003, United States vs. Reid. Judge Young: Mr. Richard C. Reid, hearken now to the sentence the Court imposes upon you. On counts 1, 5 and 6 the Court sentences you to life in prison in the custody of the United States Attorney General. On counts 2, 3, 4 and 7, the Court sentences you to 20 years in prison on each count, the sentence on each count to run consecutive with the other. That's 80 years. On count 8 the Court sentences you to the mandatory 30 years consecutive to the 80 years just imposed. The Court imposes upon you each of the eight counts a fine of $250,000 for the aggregate fine of $2 million. The Court accepts the government's recommendation with respect to restitution and orders restitution in the amount of $298.17 to Andre Bousquet and $5,784 to American Airlines. The Court imposes upon you the $800 special assessment. The Court imposes upon you five years supervised release simply because the law requires it. But the life sentences are real life sentences so I need go no further. This is the sentence that is provided for by our statutes. It is a fair and just sentence. It is a righteous sentence. Let me explain this to you. We are not afraid of any of your terrorist coconspirators, Mr. Reid. We are Americans. We have been through the fire before. There is all too much war talk here. And I say that to everyone with the utmost respect. Here in this court, where we deal with individuals as individuals, and care for individuals as individuals, as human beings we reach out for justice, you are not an enemy combatant. You are a terrorist. You are not a soldier in any war. You are a terrorist. To give you that reference, to call you a soldier gives you far too much stature. Whether it is the officers of government who do it or your attorney who does it, or that happens to be your view, you are a terrorist. And we do not negotiate with terrorists. We do not sign documents with terrorists. We hunt them down one by one and bring them to justice. So war talk is way out of line in this court. You are a big fellow. But you are not that big. You're no warrior. I know warriors. You are a terrorist. A species of criminal guilty of multiple attempted murders. In a very real sense Trooper Santiago had it right when you first were taken off that plane and into custody and you wondered where the press and where the TV crews were and he said you're no big deal. You're no big deal. What your counsel, what your able counsel and what the equally able United States attorneys have grappled with and what I have as honestly as I know how tried to grapple with, is why you did something so horrific. What was it that led you here to this courtroom today? I have listened respectfully to what you have to say. And I ask you to search your heart and ask yourself what sort of unfathomable hate led you to do what you are guilty and admit you are guilty of doing. And I have an answer for you. It may not satisfy you. But as I search this entire record it comes as close to understanding as I know. It seems to me you hate the one thing that is most precious. You hate our freedom. Our individual freedom. Our individual freedom to live as we choose, to come and go as we choose, and to believe or not believe as we individually choose. Here, in this society, the very winds carry freedom. They carry it everywhere from sea to shining sea. It is because we prize individual freedom so much that you are here in this beautiful courtroom. So that everyone can see, truly see that justice is administered fairly, individually, and discretely. It is for freedom's sake that your lawyers are striving so vigorously on your behalf and have filed appeals, will go on in their, their representation of you before other judges. We are about it. Because we all know that the way we treat you, Mr. Reid, is the measure of our own liberties. Make no mistake though. It is yet true that we will bear any burden, pay any price, to preserve our freedoms. Look around this courtroom. Mark it well. The world is not going to long remember what you or I say here. Day after tomorrow it will be forgotten. But this, however, will long endure. Here in this courtroom and courtrooms all across America, the American people will gather to see that justice, individual justice, justice, not war, individual justice is in fact being done. The very President of the United States through his officers will have to come into courtrooms and lay out evidence on which specific matters can be judged, and juries of citizens will gather to sit and judge that evidence democratically, to mold and shape and refine our sense of justice. See that flag Mr. Reid? That's the flag of the United States of America. That flag will fly there long after this is all forgotten. That flag stands for freedom. You know it always will. Custody Mr. Officer. Stand him down. How much of this Judge's comments did you hear on our TV sets? ZERO! Please pass this around. 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Re: Why Does 9/11 Inquiry Scare Bush?
"beber" >Hiding? in a 747? Maybe he should have buzzed what was left of the twin >towers? You fool. > Where he went, and something that hardly anyone has commented or > noted, was to stratigic air command headquarters in Nebraska. If you > can't figure out why that is significant, well, maybe you shouldn't be > here. Bush was hiding, scrambling aboard aircraft, allowing Karen Hughes to speak for him, just like he's allowing George Tenent to take the blame for him, instead of coming out, facing the American Public. Ari Fleischer is so sick of fronting for him, he quit. |
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Re: Why Does 9/11 Inquiry Scare Bush?
beber wrote: > On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 23:56:57 GMT, Cravon Morehead <slicker@aol.com> > wrote: > > >> >>Donny Osmond wrote: >> >>>"Cravon Morehead" <slicker@aol.com> wrote in message news:3F12C7C3.3090608@aol.com... >>>: >>>: >>>: beber wrote: >>>: > On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 08:03:48 GMT, Cravon Morehead <slicker@aol.com> >>>: > wrote: >>>: > >>>: > >>>: >> >>>: >>torresD wrote: >>>: >> >>>: >>>What has Mr. Bush got to hide? >> > >>>: >>> >> >>Hiding? in a 747? Maybe he should have buzzed what was left of the twin >>towers? You fool. > > > Where he went, and something that hardly anyone has commented or > noted, was to stratigic air command headquarters in Nebraska. If you > can't figure out why that is significant, well, maybe you shouldn't be > here. > Maybe because what goes up must come down? You fool. |
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Re: Why Does 9/11 Inquiry Scare Bush?
torresD wrote: > "beber" > >Hiding? in a 747? Maybe he should have buzzed what was left of the twin > >towers? You fool. > > >>Where he went, and something that hardly anyone has commented or >>noted, was to stratigic air command headquarters in Nebraska. If you >>can't figure out why that is significant, well, maybe you shouldn't be >>here. > > > > Bush was hiding, scrambling aboard aircraft, > allowing Karen Hughes to speak for him, > just like he's allowing George Tenent to take > the blame for him, instead of coming out, > facing the American Public. > > Ari Fleischer is so sick of fronting for him, > he quit. > He should hire anyone named Clinton. They are pathological liars and liberals beleive anything they say. |
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"Cravon Morehead" <slicker@aol.com > He should hire anyone named Clinton. They are pathological liars and > liberals beleive anything they say. Clinton faced the American Public via the Press. He wasn't afraid of the tough questions. Bush was not only a coward when he fled the Texas National Guard, he displays that wide yellow streak when he ducks the American public and hides behind "spokespersons". AWOL Bush II is an unelected dictator, who sleeps soundly at night, while our boys and girls die daily in Iraq, for his oil buddies. Wolfowitiz and Perle, no sign of either of them, huh? They planned the Iraq assault. |
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Laura's Bush wrote: > Eric, save your breath arguing with this idiot. You will refute him line by line, he will > ignore you and post the same crap over and over > Isn't this the second time you've posted this message? |
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Re: Why Does 9/11 Inquiry Scare Bush?
www.awolbush.com
"torresD" <torresD30@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:UKeRa.5125$_S.1866@newssvr16.news.prodigy.com ... : : "Cravon Morehead" < : > You liberals are again inventing history. The Clintons didn't have a : > choice. : > Actually, Bill should have resigned to preserve the dignity of the : > presidency, but he is a coward of the worst stripe. : > You are a babbling cry baby. : : : Our Soldiers being picked off day by day, : in a war instigated by Wolfowitz and Perle, : ordered by Bush, for greed and profit, : they have no say. : : The babbling cry baby is AWOL Bush. : : |
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"torresD" <torresD30@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:UKeRa.5125$_S.1866@newssvr16.news.prodigy.com ... : : "Cravon Morehead" < : > You liberals are again inventing history. The Clintons didn't have a : > choice. : > Actually, Bill should have resigned to preserve the dignity of the : > presidency, but he is a coward of the worst stripe. : > You are a babbling cry baby. : : : Our Soldiers being picked off day by day, : in a war instigated by Wolfowitz and Perle, : ordered by Bush, for greed and profit, : they have no say. : : The babbling cry baby is AWOL Bush. : : Pubicans of character: http://www.nhgazette.com/chickenhawks.html www.awolbush.com |
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Re: How much of this did you hear on our TV? ZERO! Please pass this around.
>So war talk is way out of line in this court. You are a big fellow. But
>you >are not that big. You're no warrior. I know warriors. You are a terrorist. >A species of criminal guilty of multiple attempted murders. > >In a very real sense Trooper Santiago had it right when you first were taken >off that plane and into custody and you wondered where the press and where >the TV crews were and he said you're no big deal. You're no big deal. Go easy on him, it's his first day! Anyway, he's not just a murderer, he's a terrorist. He does what he does out of political motives. He probably should not be in the country in the first place if he thinks so little of our freedoms, however. I say, send him back to his native country and let him be punished there -- if a court there decides. Hippo |
