"Sleepy Joe" <Loosenutbehindthewheel@msn.com> wrote in message
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> I just live here. I have no control over what they do.
Wake up sleepyhead: islamic terrorists still want you dead.

 

On Tue, 09 Nov 2004 23:45:10 GMT, "Mike64Bug" <mfkoch
REMOVE@earthlink.net> wrote:

>> Take into consideration the efforts of Clinton to decrease
>> funding for intelligence-gathering agencies. Also, consider the
>> efforts by Jamie Gorelick (who was also on the 9/11 Commission)
>> who mandated that the FBI and CIA could not, legally, share
>> information. I don't think it's reasonable to expect Bush to
>> get US intelligence back on its feet in the few months he was
>> in office before 9/11.
>>
>Nice call again Brian. You're right, 9/11 occurred because of
>Clinton not Bush. Clinton spent his eight years wiping out
>our intelligence gathering ability. After all, the cold war was over,
>what was there to be afraid of?
>>>>Mike
>
Nah, 9/11 happened because a bunch of sand ******* don't like America
and decided to fly planes into buildings. Trying to blame it on past
and present presidents is a misappropriation of blame. Blame it on the
shitty kook religion the terrorists believe in and *their* leaders who
actively encourage that behavior.

 

On Tue, 09 Nov 2004 23:45:10 GMT, "Mike64Bug" <mfkoch
REMOVE@earthlink.net> wrote:

>> Take into consideration the efforts of Clinton to decrease
>> funding for intelligence-gathering agencies. Also, consider the
>> efforts by Jamie Gorelick (who was also on the 9/11 Commission)
>> who mandated that the FBI and CIA could not, legally, share
>> information. I don't think it's reasonable to expect Bush to
>> get US intelligence back on its feet in the few months he was
>> in office before 9/11.
>>
>Nice call again Brian. You're right, 9/11 occurred because of
>Clinton not Bush. Clinton spent his eight years wiping out
>our intelligence gathering ability. After all, the cold war was over,
>what was there to be afraid of?
>>>>Mike
>
Nah, 9/11 happened because a bunch of sand ******* don't like America
and decided to fly planes into buildings. Trying to blame it on past
and present presidents is a misappropriation of blame. Blame it on the
shitty kook religion the terrorists believe in and *their* leaders who
actively encourage that behavior.

 

On Tue, 09 Nov 2004 23:45:10 GMT, "Mike64Bug" <mfkoch
REMOVE@earthlink.net> wrote:

>> Take into consideration the efforts of Clinton to decrease
>> funding for intelligence-gathering agencies. Also, consider the
>> efforts by Jamie Gorelick (who was also on the 9/11 Commission)
>> who mandated that the FBI and CIA could not, legally, share
>> information. I don't think it's reasonable to expect Bush to
>> get US intelligence back on its feet in the few months he was
>> in office before 9/11.
>>
>Nice call again Brian. You're right, 9/11 occurred because of
>Clinton not Bush. Clinton spent his eight years wiping out
>our intelligence gathering ability. After all, the cold war was over,
>what was there to be afraid of?
>>>>Mike
>
Nah, 9/11 happened because a bunch of sand ******* don't like America
and decided to fly planes into buildings. Trying to blame it on past
and present presidents is a misappropriation of blame. Blame it on the
shitty kook religion the terrorists believe in and *their* leaders who
actively encourage that behavior.

 

Mike64Bug wrote:
>>Take into consideration the efforts of Clinton to decrease
>>funding for intelligence-gathering agencies. Also, consider the
>>efforts by Jamie Gorelick (who was also on the 9/11 Commission)
>>who mandated that the FBI and CIA could not, legally, share
>>information. I don't think it's reasonable to expect Bush to
>>get US intelligence back on its feet in the few months he was
>>in office before 9/11.
>>
>
> Nice call again Brian. You're right, 9/11 occurred because of
> Clinton not Bush. Clinton spent his eight years wiping out
> our intelligence gathering ability. After all, the cold war was over,
> what was there to be afraid of?
>
>>>>Mike

If blame of any sort is to be placed on an American's shoulders
it most likely should not be President Bush's. There are a great
many incidents involving a deliberate castration of intelligence
agencies' capabilities, lapses in national security, etc. under
Clinton.

That said, I don't blame ANY American for 9/11. The blame must be
put squarely where it belongs: Islamofascists who hate America.
Trying to blame Bush or Clinton is like trying to blame a cop when
a crime takes place.

Brian

 

Mike64Bug wrote:
>>Take into consideration the efforts of Clinton to decrease
>>funding for intelligence-gathering agencies. Also, consider the
>>efforts by Jamie Gorelick (who was also on the 9/11 Commission)
>>who mandated that the FBI and CIA could not, legally, share
>>information. I don't think it's reasonable to expect Bush to
>>get US intelligence back on its feet in the few months he was
>>in office before 9/11.
>>
>
> Nice call again Brian. You're right, 9/11 occurred because of
> Clinton not Bush. Clinton spent his eight years wiping out
> our intelligence gathering ability. After all, the cold war was over,
> what was there to be afraid of?
>
>>>>Mike

If blame of any sort is to be placed on an American's shoulders
it most likely should not be President Bush's. There are a great
many incidents involving a deliberate castration of intelligence
agencies' capabilities, lapses in national security, etc. under
Clinton.

That said, I don't blame ANY American for 9/11. The blame must be
put squarely where it belongs: Islamofascists who hate America.
Trying to blame Bush or Clinton is like trying to blame a cop when
a crime takes place.

Brian

 

Mike64Bug wrote:
>>Take into consideration the efforts of Clinton to decrease
>>funding for intelligence-gathering agencies. Also, consider the
>>efforts by Jamie Gorelick (who was also on the 9/11 Commission)
>>who mandated that the FBI and CIA could not, legally, share
>>information. I don't think it's reasonable to expect Bush to
>>get US intelligence back on its feet in the few months he was
>>in office before 9/11.
>>
>
> Nice call again Brian. You're right, 9/11 occurred because of
> Clinton not Bush. Clinton spent his eight years wiping out
> our intelligence gathering ability. After all, the cold war was over,
> what was there to be afraid of?
>
>>>>Mike

If blame of any sort is to be placed on an American's shoulders
it most likely should not be President Bush's. There are a great
many incidents involving a deliberate castration of intelligence
agencies' capabilities, lapses in national security, etc. under
Clinton.

That said, I don't blame ANY American for 9/11. The blame must be
put squarely where it belongs: Islamofascists who hate America.
Trying to blame Bush or Clinton is like trying to blame a cop when
a crime takes place.

Brian

 

Rev Turd Fredericks wrote:
> On Tue, 09 Nov 2004 23:45:10 GMT, "Mike64Bug" <mfkoch
> REMOVE@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>
>>>Take into consideration the efforts of Clinton to decrease
>>>funding for intelligence-gathering agencies. Also, consider the
>>>efforts by Jamie Gorelick (who was also on the 9/11 Commission)
>>>who mandated that the FBI and CIA could not, legally, share
>>>information. I don't think it's reasonable to expect Bush to
>>>get US intelligence back on its feet in the few months he was
>>>in office before 9/11.
>>>
>>
>>Nice call again Brian. You're right, 9/11 occurred because of
>>Clinton not Bush. Clinton spent his eight years wiping out
>>our intelligence gathering ability. After all, the cold war was over,
>>what was there to be afraid of?
>>
>>>>>Mike
>>
> Nah, 9/11 happened because a bunch of sand ******* don't like America
> and decided to fly planes into buildings. Trying to blame it on past
> and present presidents is a misappropriation of blame. Blame it on the
> shitty kook religion the terrorists believe in and *their* leaders who
> actively encourage that behavior.

This won't win any awards for eloquence, but it is correct. The
blame for the event goes to those who chose to fly planes into
buildings and a field.

But anyone who would suggest that Bush is to blame for failing to
prevent 9/11 is not well-informed.

Brian

 

Rev Turd Fredericks wrote:
> On Tue, 09 Nov 2004 23:45:10 GMT, "Mike64Bug" <mfkoch
> REMOVE@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>
>>>Take into consideration the efforts of Clinton to decrease
>>>funding for intelligence-gathering agencies. Also, consider the
>>>efforts by Jamie Gorelick (who was also on the 9/11 Commission)
>>>who mandated that the FBI and CIA could not, legally, share
>>>information. I don't think it's reasonable to expect Bush to
>>>get US intelligence back on its feet in the few months he was
>>>in office before 9/11.
>>>
>>
>>Nice call again Brian. You're right, 9/11 occurred because of
>>Clinton not Bush. Clinton spent his eight years wiping out
>>our intelligence gathering ability. After all, the cold war was over,
>>what was there to be afraid of?
>>
>>>>>Mike
>>
> Nah, 9/11 happened because a bunch of sand ******* don't like America
> and decided to fly planes into buildings. Trying to blame it on past
> and present presidents is a misappropriation of blame. Blame it on the
> shitty kook religion the terrorists believe in and *their* leaders who
> actively encourage that behavior.

This won't win any awards for eloquence, but it is correct. The
blame for the event goes to those who chose to fly planes into
buildings and a field.

But anyone who would suggest that Bush is to blame for failing to
prevent 9/11 is not well-informed.

Brian

 

Rev Turd Fredericks wrote:
> On Tue, 09 Nov 2004 23:45:10 GMT, "Mike64Bug" <mfkoch
> REMOVE@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>
>>>Take into consideration the efforts of Clinton to decrease
>>>funding for intelligence-gathering agencies. Also, consider the
>>>efforts by Jamie Gorelick (who was also on the 9/11 Commission)
>>>who mandated that the FBI and CIA could not, legally, share
>>>information. I don't think it's reasonable to expect Bush to
>>>get US intelligence back on its feet in the few months he was
>>>in office before 9/11.
>>>
>>
>>Nice call again Brian. You're right, 9/11 occurred because of
>>Clinton not Bush. Clinton spent his eight years wiping out
>>our intelligence gathering ability. After all, the cold war was over,
>>what was there to be afraid of?
>>
>>>>>Mike
>>
> Nah, 9/11 happened because a bunch of sand ******* don't like America
> and decided to fly planes into buildings. Trying to blame it on past
> and present presidents is a misappropriation of blame. Blame it on the
> shitty kook religion the terrorists believe in and *their* leaders who
> actively encourage that behavior.

This won't win any awards for eloquence, but it is correct. The
blame for the event goes to those who chose to fly planes into
buildings and a field.

But anyone who would suggest that Bush is to blame for failing to
prevent 9/11 is not well-informed.

Brian