Comments on: UPDATE III: ALL The Victims of September 11

By: Robert Glisson

Robert Glisson — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 22:03:33 +0000

Myron: I don’t see anything to quibble about. Strong as ever or not strong as ever is the same as saying- the cup is half full or half empty. We’re both making the same point overall. I agree with your assessment, without quibbles.

By: Myron Pauli

Myron Pauli — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 17:15:40 +0000

I partially agree and disagree with Robert Glisson’s points.

Al Queda might have had 200 – 1000 significant people in its “network” that needed to be negated – another group consisted of disposable thuggish malcontents willing to strap on a suicide vest or serve as muscle to the hardcore group. By wiping out many and making them go deep underground, America has been largely effective (I disagree with the “as strong as ever” remark).

But America has spent well in excess of $ 10 trillion since “9/11” on Defense, Homeland Security, CIA, FBI, etc. – most of it having little relationship to punishing Al Queda. The Iraq and Afghanistan occupations, troops stationed everywhere, the Libya “kinetic operation”, etc. are just part of the Empire, not about protecting America. Our idiotic shoe-removal policy (done nowhere else) in response to a psycho putting a firecracker in his sneaker cost the order to $ 10 billion of waste. Laws like the Patriot Act and torture memos have damaged this country far more than Atta and Bin Laden.

“9/11” has become an all purpose excuse for a collective self-lobotomization and an excuse to shred the constitution and drive us into bankruptcy. We have done that to ourselves.

By: Tom

Tom — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 14:43:46 +0000

I have never directly served in the military, but I have worked as an Engineer for a major billion dollar defense contractor corporation, where I had a low level security classification, for which I had to sign an agreement of secrecy with the Government. Probably hundreds of thousands or millions of Americans have signed similar secrecy agreements with the Government. Is it any wonder that the treasonous Government 9-11 conspiracy is still mostly secret? Except for a few 9-11 conspiracy book authors, who are ignored by the treasonous establishment news media.

By: Robert Glisson

Robert Glisson — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 01:17:15 +0000

I spent most of my life in government service, Military and Corrections. I always had been taught by my job that I was to fight for justice. You arrest the criminal and thereby protect the innocent. Al-Quida has maybe five thousand members, we have the best inteligence agencies money can buy. Why haven’t they interdicted and destroyed Al-Quida? Al-Quida had already left Afghanistan when we started bombing it, then Iraq, Libya, and we encouraged revolutions in how many countries now? More than a hundred thousand civilian deaths at our door and Al-Quida is just as strong as ever. Where is the justice?

By: Myron Pauli

Myron Pauli — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 20:10:26 +0000

My wife died on 28 August 2001. Now, if I had demanded that the US have an Internal Revenue Service to extract $ 10,000,000 in reparations from the taxpayer … AND … bombed 20 fertility clinics … AND … tortured some self-centered negligent oncologists … AND … insisted that all women 20-70 either be regularly “inspected” in the shower by their husbands, Myron Pauli, or the TSA (Tit Safety Administration), you would call me a blithering nutjob.

Somehow, when the government does it, it is supposed to make sense. As Charles Chaplin said in the movie Monsieur Verdoux (about an individual killer compared with war profiteers) “numbers sanctify”.

Additionally, I do not consider the land where the father of my friend (who got married last month in Bellingham WA) lost his job due to eminent domain abuse by the Rockefellers to be some “hallowed holy soil” either.

Nor do I consider Obama, Bush, and Cheney to be prophets or Messiahs of some World Trade Center & Pentagon Religion! People who lost their loved ones can do their mourning in private – I am not into this government-media orgy of collectivized grief.

By: Dennis

Dennis — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 18:33:54 +0000

Yes, no doubt there are numerous innocent people in both Iraq and Afghanistan who have directly and indirectly been killed / murdered / slaughtered…from all sides in this conflict. My wife’s friends were directly murdered when the Towers collapsed.

Here is a very simple situation: Your family members are walking home and you and some friends are sitting on your porch see them attacked and being robbed. What do you do? Change it now to an unknown lady and her kids being attacked and robbed?

The M-E is not so simple. Please note: http://www.jewishworldreview.com/0911/may090811.php3

The reality of what is going on there and in other areas will present itself as the uprisings evolve.

I am not a Pacifist. Slap me and I will slap back. But, neither am I a murderer or promoter of violence.

Excuse me…I should go now since my wife just saw the name of one of her friends on the streaming ticker of those who died on 9-11. Where does anyone see a streaming ticker of the innocents murdered by the Jihadists in the M-E as well as ones our Military has terminated?

ps: Who attacked the Israeli Embassy in Cairo and why?