I believe the hanging chad election, looming Wall Street investigations, oil dependance, and shallow religious upbringing were the reasons folks went along with this facade.

For me WTC Building 7 collapse was the straw.

I suppose it’s for the tempoary good that conditions don’t entirely disintegrate. I do believe the true criminals will not be so bold in the future.

And I apologize for the Camp, I’m a midwest member of … the ground of transference should not be desecrated with disprutive speech.

Maybe you didn’t see these articles Kat…

Hijack ’suspects’ alive and well
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/1559151.stm

More info on each of the ‘hijackers’:
http://www.cooperativeresearch.org/timeline.jsp?timeline=complete_911_timeline&the_alleged_9/11_hijackers

250+ 9/11 ‘Smoking Guns’ : Found in the Mainstream Media
http://killtown.911review.org/911smokingguns.html

For President Bush, the way to stop terrorism is to wage a war. But isolated terrorists who conspire in the suburbs of London and coordinate their attacks on jihadist Web sites can’t be defeated by armies — they can only be stopped by a combination of patient, old-fashioned police work and good intelligence. Indeed, the success of the British police and Scotland Yard in halting the recent threat in London represents a textbook example of how terrorists can be thwarted.

Kat’s views are fortunately in the minority (and losing supporters by the day)

The problem is, almost everything that President Bush understands about his own war on terrorism is wrong. According to nearly a dozen former high-ranking officials who have been on the front lines of the administration’s counterterrorism effort, the president is not only fighting the wrong war — he is fighting it in a way that has actually made the threat worse. The war on terrorism, they say, has been mismanaged and misdirected almost from the start, in no small part because the president simply does not understand the nature of the enemy he is fighting.

(I don’t think you can call these left wing people either).

In the time honored tradition of following the money, confirm for yourself that the Iraqi oil piplines are still not metered. $9b unaccounted for in cash funds used in the war (remember trucks filled with suitcases filled with cash?) as well as another huge chunk of Pentagon money that no one knows where it went ($74b?) and I would hazard a guess that someone connected (literally in the pipeline) is able to treat off the books oil flow like the mythological bottomless wallet.

I’m more angry at the Halliburton war profiteers providing our troops fecal contaminated water than I am someone with a book, t-shirt or sticker announcing we are being lied to because…well….we ARE being lied to.

I’ll believe the Arab/Muslim menace is real when the Bush twins enlist in the ultimate battle of the 21st century. Until then, it’s just more smoke and mirrors. My assessment of you, sad to say, is that you’re either a tool or uninformed. I could be wrong as well, but your flippant rejection is without merit.

As you left the site that anniversary 9/11 day I will be leaving this site for the very same reasons you posted.

How easily we forget that our society wouldn’t be advanced as it is today were it not for contributions from Muslim philosophy, architecture, science and medicine; by the way, it was the Muslims who rescued Aristotle’s works.

I don’t see forced Christian conversions or fatwahs for apostasy in Christianity.

Such short memories. As Juan Cole states in his blog: “Christianity itself has a long history of imposing coerced faith on people, including on pagans in the late Roman Empire, who were forcibly converted. And then there were the episodes of the Crusades.”

No hay peor ciego que el que no quiera ver.

On March 15, 2002, The FORWARD published an article about 5 Israelies arrested on 9/11 after being seen CHEERING as the WTC was attacked! The FBI held them for 2 months in solitary confinement. WHY? What were the Isrealies celebrating, when the rest of us were shocked, scared and crying??

You’ve learned from Rove well…

I passed them by thinking, “that, or they, can’t be for real … I don’t want to deal with this BS … ” and I walked on.

Later, in the elevator ride back up, two of these kids were riding with me and three other people. They talked the entire way up about how New York sucked and they couldn’t wait to get back to Texas. And I thought, “You wouldn’t wear that shit in Texas, would you?” As they got off the elevator, one of them said to us, “Good night.” As I was standing right next to him, I instinctually grunted back, “Good night.” The other three people maintained stone silence. As he got out the door he looked back and us and said, “See people in New York are so friendly.” The four of us left on the elevator looked at each other in disbelief. And just as the doors closed, I said, “Well, if you wouldn’t put that conspiracy shit in our face … ” and another guy said, “Fuckers.”

I’ll type slower next time.