[MEG33]

I have an idea those were "Peaceful Tomorrows",anti Bush 911 families.The ones who are always interviwed.

[Howlin]

You can bet they are.

[rintense]

You may be right. I remember someone posting something from DU saying that Clarke's book would be the end of Bush. LOL. What fools liberals are.

I think Clarke should be nominated for the Darwin award this year.

[hgro]

This fringe group of 9-11 relatives are fast becoming professional vicitims. It is a little bit sickening.

[NYCVirago]

I have an idea those were "Peaceful Tomorrows",anti Bush 911 families.The ones who are always interviwed.

One of the people quoted yesterday just happened to be holding one of the wacky Bush conspiracy theory books. Here's some more from these "typical 9/11 families":

Victims' families in the hearing room wore buttons with loved ones' photos. They listened somberly except when they cheered after commissioners urged Bush's national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, to change her mind and testify.

In New York, Camille Doyle of Staten Island, whose son, Joey, was killed in the attacks, broke down crying as Rumsfeld read his opening remarks and defended the Bush administration.

"He's reading, he's just reading," Doyle said. "I don't believe him."

Tom Loback of Manhattan, whose nephew, Firefighter Terence McShane, was among the victims, said he was outraged by Rumsfeld's "evasive answers."

"He's squirming like I've never seen him squirm," Loback said.

Yeah, none of these families has an agenda, right?