Originally posted by: alchemize
Originally posted by: Aimster
Originally posted by: dna
Originally posted by: Rainsford
That bolded point seems to be a VERY difficult one for a lot of people. I don't quite understand it, it seems pretty straightforward to me.
Not really.... when you have such prominent people promoting conspiracy theories, you don't break your head over what precentage thinks this or that -- it's all about who controls the power.
The leaders of Hezbollah and Iran went out and spoke against the attack.
Same with leaders of Syria/Egypt.
Next.
Pfft - the leaders of Iran and Syria can take their "speaking out" and shove it...I don't need a "boy this is sad....BUT" condolences. Douchebags the both of them.
"Syria's most senior Islamic leader described the attacks on America as a terrorist act,
as ignoble as what he called the state terrorism practised by Israel."
"Iran's Ayatollah Imami Kashani spoke of a catastrophic act of terrorism which could only be condemned by all Muslims, adding the whole world should mobilise against terrorism.
But if its roots were really to be tackled, terrorism and its practitioners would have to be defined, he said,
pointing to Israel and calling it a "terrorist state which was killing children".
America's support and its arrogant policies around the world might help to explain the brutalism of the hijackers, he added. "
Ever been to a funeral and told the kids "Boy, I'm sorry your dad died. But he was a fat fvcker and was gonna kick the bucket soon anyways, the pig"?