Saddam and 9/11

Frontpage Magazine ^ | 1/8/2004 | Jamie Glazov

[justshutupandtakeit]

It is very reassuring to find opponents of no higher credibility. If JG says it isn't so that is a good indicator that it IS.

[JohnGalt]

This is really embarrassing.

When Rep. Burton interviewed Jayna Davis' star witness, which you provided a link for, he judged him untrustworthy and not reliable and the investigation never went forward because the good Republican did not want to make a fool of himself.

[JohnGalt]

The WMD Dead Enders are indeed great fun to observe.

[Peach]

Which link is that, John?

I've provided so many. And so many people believe what you refuse to even consider.

[Peach]

And BTW, where's your link? You don't honestly think I'm going to take your word for it?

[justshutupandtakeit]

That's because he didn't get to be "Mr. Black."

[Peach]

http://www.constitution.org/okc/jdt01-01.txt - this is a link to the Denver paper? Couldn't prove it by the link.

You said that you were discrediting Mylroid with your links - nothing of the sort was in those links.

You know what, John - I'd just as soon not talk with you anymore.

Your have your belief (based on not reading ONE book on any of these subjects, I might add, and some dubious links), but that's your right.

I have my beliefs. In the future, when you respond to me, I won't respond back but will try to maintain the integrity of the thread for others who wish read and educate themselves.

Good day.

[Peach]

I will not bother to correspond with someone who can't/doesn't even bother to read article or any of the books on the subject. Not worth my time.

[JohnGalt]

Officer accused of lying in Oklahoma City bomb case

DALLAS - (KRT) - A Tulsa, Okla., airport police officer who has helped perpetuate persistent claims of Middle Eastern involvement in the Oklahoma City bombing has been accused of lying to Congress.

Rep. Dan Burton, chairman of the House Government Reform Committee, asked Attorney General John Ashcroft late last week to prosecute J.W. Reser for lying in a sworn affidavit and interviews with congressional investigators.

[justshutupandtakeit]

The pictures clearly illustrate that is NOT JD2.

[JohnGalt]

No, not that one.

That is a link to some of the work JD Cash, the Wilburns, and the McCurtain Gazette did on the OKC Bombing...you do know who those people are right? </ sarcasm.>

How can I take you seriously as a student of the OKC bombing if you barely know the players?

[Peach]

One ABSOLUTE LAST comment, John.

One witness may have been discredited. There were several witnesses, a fact you conveniently forget, and the FBI bulletin itself called John Doe #2 a middle eastern man.

Also, as several articles and books have detailed in excruciatingly detailed research, it is without question that Nichols went to the Phillipines and received bomb training by Ramzi Yousef's group. His passport verifies where he went and many witnesses overseas who are NAMED in the book The New Jackals admit to meeting Nichols overseas while he was receiving instruction on bombs. Those people are, of course, in jail.

Goodbye and good try. Not good enough, but good try.

[justshutupandtakeit]

Tell that to the president of Czechoslovakia.

[JohnGalt]

It most certainly is in question, only that is not the point.

Yousef may or may not have had something to do with the OKC bombing, but Yousef was not working for Iraq, as Mylroie theorizes.

Where do you think the Mylroie is right and Bodansky is wrong? Do you think Boudansky is a liar? < / sarcasm> I suspect at this point you have no idea who I am talking about.

[JohnGalt]

Yeah that is rock solid. I suspect you would give up your first born son on such strong evidence.

LOL

[justshutupandtakeit]

Washington (Hamilton) were warning of involvement with radical regimes on the European continent AT THAT TIME. He was never urging the adoption of a blind policy of isolationism as do you. However, the principle reason to not become involved was because of the fear that it would cause the Union to be split and civil war result. In addition, he understood that the nation was new, weak and militarily a joke.

His wisdom was very appropriate and today he would be leading the charge to Baghdad I have no doubt. Certainly Hamilton would never maintain that the nation must wait until it is attacked before anything was done about our enemies. His aegis, Washington, felt the same way. Neither was an Isolationist.

[justshutupandtakeit]

My first born son just joined the Navy where he will be deterring and punishing the United State's enemies. You know the Navy, that bastion of imperialists and imperialism.

[JohnGalt]

"adoption of a blind policy of isolationism as do you."

Where have I done this?

Your analysis of Washington is down right comedy but at least you bother to make the attempt to claim intellectual heritage from the fore fathers. Its clear you have no idea what you are talking about, but its a noble effort. Most of the neocons just lament about what would their hero FDR do?

[JohnGalt]

I see, well that explains your need to believe this Mylroie huckster.

Smedly Butler favored a strong navy and very limited air force, and he was as, your parlance, isolationist, as anyone in the 20th Century, and I generally go along with that doctrine.

[Peach]

You really need to read The New Jackals. Yousef worked for anyone who helped him further his cause. Iraq. Pakistan. Iran.

He also attacked those countries. Iran because they held his father hostage. His hatred knows no bounds. He is considered the most dangerous prisoner in the US today.

I know who Bodansky is. I don't believe he is a liar. I just don't think he knows every single terrorist or everything having to do with the OKC bombing. He has not made it his life's work to find out about it, like many people have.