Sunday, May 14, 2006

Larisa: Tomorrow is the zero hour

Larisa at huffpo:
The Bush cabal uses 911 so brazenly and so often to skirt oversight and play outside the boundaries of the law that one has to wonder if the tragedy holds any real meaning for them at all. Think about it, if your child died, would you play on that death to get a promotion at work?

Then how could roughly 3 thousand deaths be used for political shenanigans of the sort this administration indulges in? That, I suppose, is a moral question that cannot be answered by anyone on the outside and is probably never even considered by anyone on the inside of this administration.
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I am constantly asked what the people can do, as though I might hold a magic solution somewhere in a bag of tricks. The reality is far simpler than a bag of tricks or a jumble of solutions, and it already exists for all of us, should we have the patriotic courage to use it: Take back the argument and you take back the nation from the very people who use that argument to willfully destroy the nation.

Take back the language and you will take back the conversation. Take back the conversation and you will take back the argument. Take back the argument and you will take back public opinion. Take back public opinion and you will have the ability to defend the Constitution and take back the country.

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2 comments:

Track said...

Let's begin with a simple correction of the most overused talking point regarding 911, that is, that the failure to prevent the attacks was in any way the result of insufficient authority, power, technology, information, or even imagination. That is a lie.

Yep. An expensive lie. I can't imagine how many hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent to propagate this lie.

I'm confused about Alexandrovna's true belief about 9/11. Does she take the "human failure" position to avoid being labeled a "conspiracy theorist?"

lukery said...

i dont know her position either - but she did recommend that movie the other day... ( i still havent seen it)