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Published on January 12, 2005 By Dr Guy In Current Events

Well, it has finally come to the point, that having exhausted all streams of irrational thought, the loony loopy luddites of leftist liberalism have decided that Al Qaeda are just a figment of Bush's imagination.

So we must accept the truth that the CIA, along with the Mossad no doubt, brought down the twin Towers.  We already know, thanks to the Freakish Francks that the Pentagon was an inside job, now we know the Towers were as well.

I am sure that the majority of liberals who are sane, rational and have at least a modicum of intelligence do not buy into this boogey man story.  But it is amazing that even the looniest, loopiest most luddite of the left think this.

It does make it easy for the right to paint the left as out of touch with Mainstream.  And as long as they have spokesmen (and spokeswomen) like this, they will forever be branded as as kooks and Whackos.

Maybe it is time they started distancing themselves from these clowns?  Ya think?  We would hope so, but as long as the Mikey Moore brain dead left continue to espouse the crazy kookish ideas, it will not happen.

Good luck spinning this one. I think you are going to need a cyclotron for that much spin!


Comments
on Jan 12, 2005
So we must accept the truth that the CIA, along with the Mossad no doubt, brought down the twin Towers.

I guess there are morons that would believe anything they read...
on Jan 12, 2005
The article isn't saying that al Qaeda doesn't exist, it's saying that it has been used as a scare tactic by our government. It's saying that the government might have used the overwhelming fear that 9/11 inspired to push through some unpopular legislation. And this is what we on the "looney luddite left" -- although I'm not all that looney, and I'm not against technology -- have been saying all along.

This isn't a new idea, friend, we've been saying that Bush was using al Qaeda as a scary bedtime story since, oh, about September 12, 2001.
on Jan 12, 2005
Reply By: MyrranderPosted: Wednesday, January 12, 2005The article isn't saying that al Qaeda doesn't exist, it's saying that it has been used as a scare tactic by our government. It's saying that the government might have used the overwhelming fear that 9/11 inspired to push through some unpopular legislation. And this is what we on the "looney luddite left" -- although I'm not all that looney, and I'm not against technology -- have been saying all along.This isn't a new idea, friend, we've been saying that Bush was using al Qaeda as a scary bedtime story since, oh, about September 12, 2001.


yep myrr, al queda is just a figment of bushes imagineation.... and of mine also.... they are not a threat at all, the attacks on our embassies, the uss cole, the first twin tower bombing , 9/11, just a hollywood production for the benifit of george bushes overseas policies. Oh wait hollywood hates george.... maybe pirates or aliens did all that.
on Jan 12, 2005

yep myrr, al queda is just a figment of bushes imagineation.... and of mine also.... they are not a threat at all, the attacks on our embassies, the uss cole, the first twin tower bombing , 9/11, just a hollywood production for the benifit of george bushes overseas policies. Oh wait hollywood hates george.... maybe pirates or aliens did all that.

Moderateman, I use them all the time with my children!  They have replaced the Boogey man, and Monsters INC.  And it works.  They are seeing turbans under every bed (I dont tell them they are just towels!)

on Jan 12, 2005
Reply By: MyrranderPosted: Wednesday, January 12, 2005Once again, neither I, nor the article linked said al Qaeda didn't exist. Just that they might have been overhyped.


over hyped? come on man they are monsters, saying al queda is or might be over hyped is like saying cannibles are just hungry
on Jan 12, 2005
i can no longer be a part of this convo with such language...sorry
on Jan 12, 2005

i can no longer be a part of this convo with such language...sorry

Sorry Mano.  I also do not approve of it, and will police it closer.

on Jan 12, 2005
Sorry Mano. I also do not approve of it, and will police it closer.


I'd really appreciate that Doc
on Jan 12, 2005
ah, kids, it's a bit of fun

you have my apologies
on Jan 12, 2005
ah, kids, it's a bit of fun


rascist slurs are never funMyrr... I've seen way to much of what that leads to here in the middle east.
apologies accepted