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i think everyone can discern for themselves the difference between having a 'good laugh' at the nightmares of terrorism victims, and making a joke about the fact that you were a bellboy bellhop do you have any investment tips for us today? :)

what kind of decent person rubs something like that in? you're starting to sound like a terrorist yourself. you've lost it guy. troll extraordinaire

forget liberals, forget neocons (and i actually do have respect for many classic conservative values). Bush let the biggest terrorist attack in the history of the WORLD happen in the US as president and you want to list 'No Attacks' as an achievement? Tell me what actions he took as president...

anybody so naive as to believe in the official version of events has got to be too dense to make a dime trading. it figures that a BELLBOY would buy into the official version :)

one has to realize when talking down to hapaboy that they're dealing with an angry, asian, neoconservative bellboy. i kid you not (who wishes he were a trader) i'm going out for the night but i'll be back for my luggage maybe tomorrow ..

it's amazing how wrong you can be, yet incapable of admitting it. this is a place you come to take out your frustration at not being a trader inbetween coaching HS basketball games and working IT admin for a local union. pfft you probably live with your parents. get off the welfare kid!

pabst, that's fine i can accept that argument on the level of weight to give brief and ambiguously worded news quotes that aren't sourced. may be anecdotal similarly, i dont think there's any logical merit to discounting Willy Brown's warning based on the fact that you or anyone else thinks...

The sept 24th Newsweek quote was: "On Sept. 10, NEWSWEEK has learned, a group of top Pentagon officials suddenly canceled travel plans for the next morning, apparently because of security concerns." Supposedly this was mentioned in other issues of Newsweek as well right after 911. Then...

I'm looking online at the text of the Newsweek article from Sept 24th 2001 regarding Pentagon brass changing their flights on the 10th, but I'll go to the library and procure and share a copy myself just to please you your slurred testosterone rants don't merit a response

lol if it were all a big comedy i'm sure you'd get hired to satirize your opponents, but the whole thing is real. if i had seen it on tv, or if i had voted for bush, or if it were some distant incomprehensible drama maybe i'd see it your way. the whole thing was very real, as in plane 100 feet...

admittedly i didn't study every word of the punditry you posted. you're free to interpret hard facts any way you wish, but you're fighting history if you wish to ultimately exculpate George Bush. history will examine facts first when studying Bush's failure to protect the US in the months...

since we're just dealing with the time between when he was informed of the actual attack at 9:07, and when he took action (disregarding all forms of warning from July, August, the previous day and onward that a reasonable person may have seen as cause for heightened emergency preparedness) he...

woooahh boy, easy on the tantrum there. i'm just trying to have a calm evaluation of potential legal interpretations. don't go off the deep end. meds MEDS if i strip away your vicious insult, obtuse analogy, and exaggerated questions attempting to produce a hypothtical scapegoat, i don't...

i'm just beginning to revisit the legal definition of negligence, but i think the fact that Bush continued to read to school children for 20 minutes after being informed of the attack may satisfy the standard for criminal negligence on its own, and that's the tip of an iceberg

i'm flexible in my interpretation of established facts, especially with others capable of doing the same. it's not even that i believe the facts implicate him as much as they merit true public discourse, especially when assembled as a complete picture. you want to wash the subject into the...

not trying to be a punk here but aren't those self contradictory? maybe there are good examples. can you name one thing bush did prior to 911 to protect us from the al qaeda attack and hijacking preparations he was warned of in early August? Ashcroft had credible enough threat information in...

no i'm def not taking that on. :) i just wanted to point out that neoconservative policies are accelerating the future need for social programs, but increasingly looks like i misread the intent of the post

ah maybe my error of interpretation, sam123 referenced carter in his next paragraph

i'm personally not a big believer in entitlement schemes, but at some point the bottom line has to be examined. in this case, social spending is increasingly diverted to war costs paid out to our recently privatized military. (so yes, HAL, etc) the wealth transfer from taxpayer to...

generalization is just a bad technique, and you employ it at every turn. appropriate for the chitchat section of a message board funny coming from someone who claims to be a japanese american who's been discriminated against and generalized by ignorant people his whole life