Wow. If I were a Democratic version of Karl Rove, I would

[Jackpine Radical]

get a big network to put out some kind of bullshit story that makes a crude and easily falsifiable attempt to pin 9-11 on Clinton. Then I would sit back and watch everybody across the political spectrum make a huge explosion about the scandalous, libellous, scurrilous piece-of-shit fake documentary, and by the time it was all over there would be a bunch of people starting to take a seconde look at the whole business, the Kean Commission whitewash report might get critically re-examined, Republican culpability might get exposed, and nobody but a couple of wingnuts would ever again advance the idea that Clinton was responsible for 9-11.

[BurtWorm]

1. Don't be modest...

:toast:

Brilliantly executed! :applause:

[Jackpine Radical]

2. Yeah. It's working...

MSNBC Poll:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14727720/

Do you believe any of the conspiracy theories suggesting the U.S. government was somehow involved in 9/11? * 53782 responses

Yes. The government has left many questions unanswered about that day.
53%

No. These theories are absurd and disrespectful -- especially to those who lost their lives on 9/11.
41%

I'm not sure.
6.1%

[babylonsister]

3. Wow. Took me awhile, but the repugs did it on their own, and

the Dems reap the rewards. And ABC/Disney thinks this is a good idea (economically it will benefit them in the short term), but have the braintrusts in the current maladministration considered the ramifications?

[keepCAblue]

4. Talk about "blowback". ..

blowback: Any negative effect one suffers from one's own weapons, such as the possibility that one's own weapons used in a nuclear war could create fallout that could be blown onto one's own troops or nation. (Wikipedia)