NEW MEME: Republicans are rooting for another 9/11

[JohnnyCougar]

They want to go to war with Iran, but that will never happen without a draft. And a draft will never happen without another terrorist attack.

I am sick of them saying Democrats are hoping for more casualties in Iraq. They say Democrats are cheering on casualties because it makes Bush look bad. Well, I say they are rooting for another terror attack, because it will validate Bush's point that we need to attack Iran.

[kenny blankenship]

1. Every night before bed Bush and Frist and Hastert pray for another 9-11

preferably with Iranian perps.

[dflprincess]

2. Pray or plan?

:tinfoilhat:

[KitchenWitch]

5. Careful, your tinfoil is showing!

:tinfoilhat:

[Ufomammut]

15. The trap

That's how the system conditions you: you're worried about appearing unseemly and "nutty" when you you should be very concerned about what you'd find if you began researching what's really going on in this country. People within our government and military aren't just praying for another 9/11, it's already planned and awaiting the green light.

Conspiracy: any two or more people doing something immoral or illegal.
Happens all the time, but "they" convince you that on the basis of chauvinism, the elite on the "home team" would never be so dirty. Yet, these are the very people who actively, consciously plan the slaughter of scores of people on a routine basis. Hundreds of thousands of dead Iraqi children from the sanctions alone ...yet you somehow don't believe they'd sacrifice three-thousand in order to green light all of the BIG plans they had all rarin' and ready to go, just waiting on the justification. Wake up.

[KitchenWitch]

17. I am plenty awake, thank you very much.

Although I have not met dflprincess in person (yet), she and I know each other well enough to know that I was funning with her. If anyone is into conspiracy theories it is me...

I really appreciated your personal jab at me. :eyes:

You do not know me, therefore you have no way of knowing whether I am a sheeple or I am a rational thinking human being. Thanks for assuming I am a sheeple! :grr:

[Ufomammut]

19. Sorry

If one isn't familiar with the posters - as I'm not - it's sometimes hard to tell just how awake people are.

[KitchenWitch]

22. Which is why you should never make assumptions

if you do not know the person.

[dflprincess]

35. Not a problem

and my tinfoil hat was displayed in my post.

[SongOfTheRayne]

"Conspiracy" doesn't mean "NOT TRUE"

I mean, the whole official government story about how Bin Laden launched attacks against the World Trade Centers....that's CONSPIRACY by definition. Bin Laden CONSPIRED to attack the World Trade Centers. So, really, what seperates a "conspiracy theory" from a legitamite theory?

[Ufomammut]

31. Simple Deductive Reasoning Skills

It's no coincidence that the word "theory" immediately follows "conspiracy." It's taken root within the collective consciousness, strategically. It ensures the notion that "conspiracies" are merely theoretical, and to be roundly dismissed, and those who dare engage in such, as Noam Chomsky words it, "institutional analysis," are to be ignored. When they can no longer be ignored, say, as more people realize the emperor indeed has no clothes, than such people are to be attacked on every personal level. Liberals, anti-war people are "unpatriotic," "crazy," "hateful," etc.

With any theory, you gather support, evidence. The more evidence there is that reveals, for example, the prevailing perception of the matter to be incorrect, implausible, inconsistent, the "conspiracy" theory becomes a possibility. From there, the more evidence amassed changes the possibility to probability.

[liberal N proud]

10. Plan!

I am sure they are plotting and planning to see how they can pull it off and make it work a second time around.

[WePurrsevere]

16. What's bad is that this admin has created this atmosphere of distrust &

suspicion so we are inclined to even ponder the possibility of "plan".

:( :grr:

[dflprincess]

37. This is true

I've said this since Wellstone was killed. Personally, I'm suspicious about the nature of his death and probably will always be. I know several people, some of whom are not especially politically aware (even a couple who lean Republican), whose immediate reaction was that Bush had him killed.

So even if is was an accident, what does it say about public perception of Bushco that the knee jerk response by so many to Wellstone's death was that it had to be murder?

[JohnnyCougar]

4. They don't even have to be Iranian.

Remember what happened with Iraq? All they have to do is say they were Iranian, and the sheep will believe them. :banghead:

[BlueEyedSon]

7. Exactly, they could be Chinese, Moroccan or even Canadian

and they would attack Iran

[WePurrsevere]

6. Pray.... or Plan...

Unfortunately I wouldn't out anything past this bunch.

[KitchenWitch]

34. even if it is not Iranian perps, they will pin it on Iran!

[MissWaverly]

3. I don't pray for more boys to die in Iraq

I pray for them to come home from this stupid war, which is only going to go down in history
as one of the worst mistakes we ever made. That is the stupid projecting their own feelings
on to us. Every time I see the face of a fallen soldier, I think how young he was and what
a loss this was.

[stepnw1f]

24. Not "We"

I was against this Iraqi invasion from the get-go!

[MissWaverly]

32. I was also against it, I wanted it handled by the UN

but I take no joy in its failure

[BlueManDude]

8. On the other hand they'd lose the "we haven't been attacked since" card.

I heard that one tossed around by GOPers quite a bit in 2004.

[JohnnyCougar]

11. The fear card is more effective, anyway.

People would be to scared to notice the hypocrisy.

[DrDan]

9. shoot - I thought this was about Tanya Memme

http://www.tanyamemme.com

[JohnnyCougar]

12. Nice... n/t

[90-percent]

14. another attack?

Based on stuff I've read in the Faith Hill/Tim Mcgraw posts, most here think American's would blame this admin if another terror attack came inside the US.

Bush and Co. would not get a free pass this time and their competence would be seriously questioned, what with Katrina all botched up and everything.

085% Jimmy

[mattclearing]

13. Please point out a single Republican that has said this.

Besides, if there's another 9/11, it proves them incapable of providing security and blowing their whole cover on the issue.

It's wrong, dishonest, and makes you no better than Rove.

[JohnnyCougar]

18. I'm not saying they say this.

I'm saying they are secretly wishing for it. No, it's not a rational accusation, but it's a response to the "Democrats are hoping for Iraq casualties" argument they use all the time.

[mattclearing]

20. Like I said, I don't like these kinds of attacks.

It's the whole "two wrongs don't make a right" rationale. It makes me sad to see us sink so low.

[JohnnyCougar]

30. Well, they work.

Few people like to fight, but sometimes you have to defend yourself in order to win.

[mattclearing]

33. Substantive attacks work too.

Noting your sig, I have to ask if you saw Feingold's debate in his 2004 re-election campaign.

That man is vicious, and has zero tolerance for right wing bullshit.

He wouldn't have to make bizarre accusations like this.

[Ufomammut]

21. Problem

The next psyop will be huge. You can't begin to fathom the psychological and emotional chaos, and what that could lead to. In short, with the murder of three-thousand people, they were able to implement long-rehearsed plans, subvert the constitution, our elections, international law/treaties, and reshape the entire foreign/domestic policy. If tens or hundreds of thousands die, there won't be any pretend political debates on cable TV, or the usual propaganda, anything you recognize will be all over, which is exactly what they want.

[mattclearing]

23. You honestly believe they are game for it?

I'm still not convinced. I don't know that they can accurately predict where such a course will take them.

[stepnw1f]

25. I'm Pretty Convinced Bush Allowed 9-11

to happen and was well aware there would be an attck, yet played dumb as ussual. The dumb card doesn't work anymore.

[mattclearing]

26. Well yeah, but there's a huge difference between ignoring an

attack that will enable your entire agenda and ignoring an attack that will result in utter chaos.

[stepnw1f]

27. Fog of War... Chaos is great for Those

with a very ficased agenda. Especially if you need a distraction.

[Ufomammut]

28. Where to begin?

I'd start with theologian David Ray Griffin's books on the subject. Paul Thompson's "timeline" is essential too, as it strictly relies on mainstream sources. I don't have time to wade into it now, but yes, 9/11 was psyops, and no, the long range PNAC plans don't stop with Iraq, they began there. That's why the Bushco was placed and appointed to be in charge; what else were these mass murdering thugs going to do?

[stepnw1f]

29. I Agree...

It was the beginning...

[malaise]

36. So the new terra alert is for

the college kids at basketball games. I wouldn't put that past these evil men either.