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To: 2ndClassCitizen
Both of these hotels have been totally destroyed and other buildings have been built where they once were.

OK, I googled it myself. The Pin-Del Motel was converted to a Best Western. Nothing unusual about that, is there?

Link to story about hijackers.

I didn't realize that these establishments had become tourist attractions for the ghoulish. Perhaps destroying them will be good for the new businesses which are built on their sites, although it seems very weird to me to feel animosity about a perfectly innocent building that never did anybody any harm.

I mean, let's be honest here, the 9/11 hijackers were careful to not break laws or call attention to themselves. And buying thousands of cell phones is not an illegal act. And what does this prove? Apparently, that one should call the FBI whenever one observes a man with dark hair and swarthy skin doing something that is perfectly legal.

219 posted on 02/01/2007 10:20:41 PM PST by CobaltBlue (Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. Moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue.)
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To: CobaltBlue

I really do not have an opinion about what the buying of these phones means.

Anything that seems strange is fair game for the authorities as far as I am concerned.

I stereotype. Stereotyping is one way in which the human mind works. I just try to keep a sense of humor and not take anything absolutely seriously one way or the other. It's called flexibility.

We are at war. It's not a kids game, friends of mine are actively engaged in killing many people. I hope they kill a bunch of the little middle eastern appearing islamofascist pigs right while I am writing these words to you.


222 posted on 02/02/2007 3:18:30 AM PST by 2ndClassCitizen
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