Posted on 09/10/2006 9:16:53 AM PDT by mware
Edited on 09/10/2006 3:32:33 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
I didn't hear if anyone was planning for a live thread of the film tonight. Just in case anyone wants to start early. Some in Australia already have seen part 1. Part 1 airs tonight at 8pm Eastern Time on ABC.
At this moment, CNN and Amanpour are licking clinton's butt! Sick propagandists ... Amanpour has an almost worshipful tone in her voice as she says Osama
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Thanks Roc.
The fact that a network movie was censored before it was shown to the American people is extremely disturbing to most people. I don't care what your political persuasion, censorship is never good. This is the type of nonsense that totalitarian societies do to their people. The leaders are afraid of the truth, don't want their egos bruised, want to protect their "friends", etc. It's a movie. When has a movie ever been censored like this at the last minute right before it's aired?? What former American President has ever used these types of threatening tactics?
Drudge is saying "very few edits". So what. Any edits are too many.
THANK you so much for clearing that up...I couldn't believe they would skip over the Cole..
Drudge will be on with someone from the film festival re: the reaction to the assassination of Bush movie at midnight.
Agreed; but WE know the truth.
Sorry, but I was very disappointed.
The camera men were drunk, impossible not to get dizzy watching it.
Most of the dialog was incoherent. They failed to communicate what they were trying to say.
It was what is now the norm, an ABC driveby.It was an attempt to confuse and muddle the facts. As badly done as the 9/11 Commission 'pseudo' report itself.
Oh, I thought David Horowitz is the "new Rove"
There's only so much bashing one can do to someone who was President for seven months, three weeks, and one day.
1. Clinton blew it.
2. Monsters are trying to kill us and playing nice will not stop them.
Off topic: I see fox is going to have the footage from 2001 online. Will this be downloadable? does any tech savvy person have the time to explain how I can capture this video? can I purchase it from fox? or another video clearing house?
I have a win tv pvr 150, if I can find the cd no doubt there is some software. course I can download the software, but would love to have the original broadcast with out the looking back. On the morning of 911 I was to shell shocked and worrying about family, never even occured to me to put in a dvd. If you can help thanks
{OUCH!}
Here's an interview of a Christian that spent 23 minutes in hell...
Or here is the site where you can watch/listen
Bill's [Wiese] 23 minute visit to hell.
Caller on radio show got the point... He said it doesn't matter if OBL or Bush is gone tomorrow... the ideology will still be there.
She helped with her carpet cleaning
Here's a random question for you: how do you say "thank you" in Arabic? Is it pronounced "shukrun"?
Can't argue with that :)
Gazi Ibrahim Abu Mezer - in 1993, he lived on the 10th Floor of Ryerson's "Pitman Hall" residence - same floor as mine at the time. Creepy dude, according to several females.
Link to another story on 1997 arrests
July 31, 1997: Suicide Attack in New York City Narrowly Averted
Gazi Ibrahim Abu Mezer, and Lafi Khalil, two Palestinian men who had recently immigrated from the West Bank to the US, are arrested in New York City. They are found with a number of hand made bombs, and officials claim they were mere hours away from using them on a busy Atlantic Avenue subway station and on a commuter bus. Police were tipped off to them by a roommate. [CNN, 8/2/1997; New York Times, 8/1/1997]
In the days immediately after the arrests, numerous media reports claim that the FBI has tied the two men to Hamas. For instance, the Associated Press reports, The FBI has linked two suspects in a Brooklyn suicide-bombing plot to the militant Mideast group Hamas... One man was linked to Hamas by intelligence sources, the other through an immigration document he had filled out in which he said he had been accused in Israel of having been in a terrorist organization. The organization, the source said, was Hamas.
Reports say both suspects are working for Mousa Abu Marzouk, the Hamas political leader who lived in Virginia for 15 years before being arrested in 1995, imprisoned as a terrorism suspect, and then deported earlier [in 1997].(see July 5, 1995-May 1997) [Associated Press, 8/1/1997; CNN, 8/2/1997]
According to another account, law enforcement authorities say these suspects made frequent phone calls from local neighborhood stores to various Hamas organization offices in the Middle East. [PBS, 8/1/1997]
Just days earlier, there had been a Hamas suicide bombing in Israel that killed fifteen people. Mezer or Khalil reportedly called the suicide bombers heroes and added, We wish to join them. [New York Times, 8/2/1997]
A note is found in their apartment that threatens a series of attacks unless several jailed militants were released, including Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman, Ramzi Yousef, and Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, the top leader of Hamas. A copy of the letter was sent to the State Department two days before their arrest. A portrait of Abdul-Rahman is also found on the wall of their apartment. [New York Times, 8/6/1997; CNN, 8/2/1997]
However, on August 4, US officials announce that the two had no ties to Hamas or any other organization. In his trial, Mezer will say he planned to use the bombs to kill as many Jews as possible, though not in a subway. He will describe himself as a supporter of Hamas but not a member. He will be convicted and sentenced to life in prison. Khalil will be acquitted of the terrorism charge, but convicted of having a fake immigration card.
He will be sentenced to three years in prison and then ordered deported. [CNN, 8/4/1997; National Journal, 9/19/2001; New York Times, 7/21/1998]
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