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Topic History of: 911
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The Cat |
In The Know wrote:
Compared, maybe to the Tsunami - which killed around 250,000? Or Darfur ? Or Iraq ? Or Afghanistan ? Or Vietnam ? Cambodia ?
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I find your choice of comparisons quite interesting, ITK.
"911" was a man made event which took place over a very short period of time, as opposed to the Tsunami which was natural, or the wars which were drawn out. I'd see more of a comparison with Hiroshima or Nagasaki. |
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In The Know |
Mart wrote:
I don`t believe I was the only person that was wearing rose tinted spectacles until then either, maybe just one of the few that will admit it.
It took, improbably, the arrival of George Bush in the White House and September 11, 2001, to catapult it (neo-conservatism) into the public consciousness.
When Mr Bush cited its most simplified tenet |
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In The Know |
veritas wrote:
because the infamous Neocons are right-wing Zionists and dedicated to increasing Israels land and creating a buffer zone between Israel and Iran.
Hence the current attempts to "smear" Syria, too ! |
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Mart |
Well , yes I can explain ITK, that was the day that made me notice destruction, just as you pointed out in your post.
I don`t believe I was the only person that was wearing rose tinted spectacles until then either, maybe just one of the few that will admit it. |
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In The Know |
Mart wrote:
but a subject very close to my heart and probably the worst day of my life.
Eh ?
Can you explain ? On what scale ?
Compared, maybe to the Tsunami - which killed around 250,000? Or Darfur ? Or Iraq ? Or Afghanistan ? Or Vietnam ? Cambodia ?
Around 3000 people were killed on Sept 11th 2001 - that's about one seventh of the number that the Americans themselves kill in their own country each and every year ! |
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