….. I’ll make an exception. However, the name has been omitted to protect the ignorant. (And the grammar/structure corrected to make it more legible.)
[i]Maxwell,
You must be in the minority of people I’ve heard about, and surely have not wanted to meet. What part of the FACT that Bush & Cheney got us into this mess did you miss? In late 1999 we were not committing mass genocide on an innocent and very oil rich country. My Geneva Convention Card actually meant something back then. The constitution meant something as well.
Al Qaeda didn’t blow up the World Trade Center towers, but if you ever come out of your bubble, you might find out who did. I’m not sure where you were in 2001, but I was in the military. Plans for deployment to Afghanistan were in place in July 2001 to be carried out in October 2001. DUH-bya and Dr. Evil had their sites on laying an OIL pipeline, but at that point had no reason for the American public to support sending troops to Afghanistan as planned. 9/11 served its purpose.
The former (THANK YOU GOD) Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld was real big on psyops — well g-o-olly. After 9/11, people were screaming to pay back those responsible. It hasn’t happened yet, however, obviously because they are still in office making the same lame excuses about this once imaginary concept called terrorism. Terrorism exists NOW, but it’s not what the Busheviks have tried to convince us it is.
The people of Iraq have every right to fight back for their land that was ever so unjustly invaded. Bush lives in a Bubble world, and it appears you do as well, Maxwell.[/i]
I must say, these kinds of people scare me. Their conspiracy theories are so far-fetched, that they border-line on schizophrenic. The time-lines in this one are even off. For example, the writer suggests a 1999 starting point for this “grand plan” of Bush and Cheney’s. I suppose the fact that they weren’t even inaugurated until January 2001 hasn’t crossed the writer’s mind. (This just lends to the suggestion of even more sinister planning, I suppose, as these two misfits (Bush Cheney) knew a full year before the election that they would win — I mean STEAL — the election.) And Dick Cheney, himself, wasn’t even selected as Bush’s running mate until the summer of 2000! This doesn’t even take into account a little thing like the Republican Party primaries; John McCain won the New Hampshire primary, and was an early leader in the polls. But this was all part of the Bush-Cheney “Grand Plan”, I suppose, to keep people from putting it all together.
The writer goes on to claim that Al Qaeda didn’t blow up the World Trade Center towers (and I suppose, by association, the Pentagon; nor did they have anything to do with the crashing of flight 93 in Pennsylvania), and makes the suggestion that it was actually Bush and Cheney. (This is an assumption on my part, of course, since the writer didn’t actually tells who “really” did it.) And the writer claims that the towers were “blown up”, omitting the involvement of commercial airliners. I’m not sure if the writer is suggesting that they were really “blown up”, and the whole airliner crashing into the buildings scenario is just a ploy to throw us off, or if the suggestion that Bush Cheney ordered those airliners into the buildings themselves. I’ll leave that up to you guys to sort out.
And this was all because Bush Cheney had plans to build an oil pipeline in Afghanistan? I suppose that the surrounding nations of this land-locked country were, and still are, coconspirators in this oil theft scheme. (I think he’s confused with a natural gas pipeline that was, at one time, planned.) Of course, this oil was meant to pump right into the oil tankers owned by Bush and Cheney, but where was the oil coming from in the first place? He doesn’t say. By the way, how’s progress going on that “oil” pipeline?
Donald Rumsfeld was the master-mind behind fooling the American public with his “PsyOps expertise”? Okay, I suppose that speaks for itself. And the “imaginary concept called terrorism” also speaks for itself. I suppose the USS Cole bombing, and the bombing of the US embassies in Africa, and the bombing of the hotel in Saudi Arabia — all of which killed Americans, was all part of the grand scheme. In actuality, the writer is suggesting, that the Bush-Cheney-Rumsfeld trio started this grand plan way back in the mid 1990s, “making up” those terrorism attacks or being the perpetrators themselves! (I’m not sure which one is being suggested.) I suppose he forgot to include his “evil trio” in the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center — and Bush wasn’t even the Governor of Texas yet!
I do agree with the writer, however, that the people of Iraq have a right to fight back for their country. But this person is claiming that they are fighting the Americans for it. I suppose the fact that Al Qaeda leaders, themselves, have suggested they’ve flocked to Iraq to fight the Americans is part of the plan. I suppose the fact that these Al Qaeda terrorists are killing Iraqis is all part of the plan. I suppose the “insurgents” are all fighting for the freedom of the Iraqi people, but we’re being duped into believing otherwise.
If I’m “living in a bubble”, and this person is outside that bubble, I sure hope I stay where I am. The thing about these kinds of people, however, is that I can’t tell if they’re actually serious or if they’re simply yanking my chain. In this case, regardless of which it is, there’s a troubled mind behind it all.