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Date Posted: 22:51:36 09/11/02 Wed
Author: The Serpent
Subject: Re: I feared this day.
In reply to: Drummond 's message, "What has 9/11 changed?" on 21:37:16 09/10/02 Tue

I didn't fear this day because I was worried about another terrorist attack. That probably will never happen again. Not a public one. Not one they can blame on Muslims. Unless some money hungry J. Ashcroft wanna-be rears his ugly head, and CIA intelligence decides to stick their thumbs up their asses again, and do nothing with the information they've been handed.

My fear is of the false patriotism brewing about on t.v., and them purposely igniting our rightly felt horror and indignation (all over again) about what went down on Sept. Eleven. Which will inadvertently give Curious George a blank check to go crazy in Bagdad. And now Tony Blair considering the idea?

Even I couldn't think straight last year, on this day. I was terribly sad. I even went as far as to say, "Just nuke the middle east and get rid of everything over there."

And, so, the way they pump this 9/11 garbage at us is completely absurd. The swastika flags are suddenly popping up again. Which got me thinking, "if people were really this sad and upset about this, then wouldn't they want to find out another way to end this violence? And wouldn't they want to truly know the truth about 9/11?"

It was suspected that Curious George might have known about the terrorist attacks. To me, that's dumb. I mean, he's too idiotic to have known anything ahead of time anyway, and actually keep it a secret. But, still, all he says is he didn't know, and everything's fine? Their wasn't even a trial (I don't think). I mean, if it's our government's fault, then they should be the ones we're in "war" against. And we should be staying outta the Middle East, all together. Unless we're invited.

Also, what changed a lot of people (who apparently can't think for themselves, and buys the garbage the media throws at them) is that, YES!! *ha-ha* kill everyone in those terrorist camps. Kill everyone in Afghanistan. And let Curious George hold a gun to Pakistan, saying, "You're either with us, or with the terrorists. Don't mess with Texas!"

Are their innocent children? WHO CARES?! Just detonate that mine, and they're death will be quick and easy! Who cares about our environment now. Let's dig for oil in Alaska! If we're not welcome over their any more. And those who aren't swinging your new God around -- the flag, then you're un-patriotic, and should move to Russia or Cuba, or something. Even though I'm the cause for this Archie Bunckerisation and Sovietisation of this land I call America, Inc..

That's what I've seen.

I just hope that working on the environment, and other real important issues, and even personal freedoms don't become a casualty to the whole 9/11 thing.

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Re: What has 9/11 changed? -- o, 19:09:23 09/14/02 Sat