[knak]

here you go

looks like on of the planes hitting one of the wtc buildings to me

[knak]

on of the planes = one of the planes, I meant to say

[JustPiper]

Storm Warnings
Bin Laden was a threat, but Clinton never pushed it and Bush seemed more interested in Saddam. What went wrong

By Michael Isikoff and Evan Thomas
NewsweekMarch 29 issue - It was the day after 9/11, and President Bush, like many Americans, was looking for someone to bomb. Wandering into the White House Situation Room, the president pulled aside Richard Clarke, the counterterrorism chief of the national-security staff who had been held over from the Clinton years. According to Clarke, Bush asked: was Iraq responsible for the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington? Bush wanted the FBI and CIA to hunt for any evidence that pointed to Iraqi strongman Saddam Hussein. Clarke recalls that Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld was also looking for a justification to bomb Iraq. Soon after the 9/11 attacks, Rumsfeld was arguing at a cabinet meeting that Afghanistan, home of Osama bin Laden's terrorist camps, did not offer "enough good targets." "We should do Iraq," Rumsfeld urged.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4571338/

[Oorang]

Still Proud, can you tell what the writing is in this image? Thanks much

post #3005

[Cindy]

http://pages4free.biz/image333/

[JustPiper]

See, I thought it was a singular building standing, a new attack