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October 19, 2006

Shame

Iraq

Stop what you're doing and read this.

Shame on us all.

Posted by Jonathan at October 19, 2006 09:40 AM  

Comments

I respectfully ask you to consider whether the false-flag nature of 9/11 is much more significant and powerful than any essay you link to. You waste my time and everyone's time when you link to this, however significant it may be, rather than shout from the rooftop about the lies and myth of the 9/11.
Getting to the Truth

Posted by: Bill Giltner at October 19, 2006 12:52 PM

but not our bodies. Not when it might have made a difference.

1) And when would placing the body in front of the go-to-war-effort MIGHT have made a difference?

2) A little tale. A gent I know who considers himself a 'good American'...he ranted and raved how the war in Iraq was illegal. Against The Constution. Mentioned on more than one occation how the soldiers had a duty to ignore illegal orders. But he only needed 2 more years in the National Guard to have served 20 years. So after Katerina he re-upped. He's in the Middle East now. So much for all the talk about illegal/following legal orders.

3) 9/11 truth - An Open and Honest Government is *FAR* more important. With such, the seeds of un-truths would have no soil to grow.

Posted by: at October 19, 2006 07:17 PM

Billmon does good job of speaking from his heart, but there's no shame for the start of the Iraq war for the U.S. citizenry had very little power to stop it. If you've pondered a 9/11 conspiracy, and then taken into account the way this administration has shaped things ever since, it becomes easy to formulate a vision of the power that exists today. That power was alive and well in March of 2003 and was determined to go forward with its agenda. Only a protest by the VAST majority of U.S. citizens would have had a chance of stopping the Iraq invasion. But this country's been divided for some time now, hasn't it?

Posted by: Jeff at October 21, 2006 06:38 PM