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Where Are The World Trade Organization Protesters Today?
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Posted on 09/12/2001 5:01:13 AM PDT by paul in cape
Just a thought. That ragtag group of anti-American and anti-capitalists democracy haters that have been protesting all the WTO meetings world wide have been silent. I thinks their protests helped to embolden Bin Laden and others into thinking that there is support for them here and around the world. Nuts like the Unabomber, who had Al Gore's book, Earth In The Balance, dogeared, were railing against the government and free markets. Don't they all share responsibility of accepting and placating these people?
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That includes Earth First, the Sierra Club, The ACLU, et.al. I hope they slept well last night, knowing that they aid and abet our enemies.
As for me, my brother, who worked on the 100th floor of tower 1 was 10 minutes late yesterday because he went to Mass down the street. He was walking in the front door when the first plane hit. I didn't find out he was OK until about 3 PM.
To: paul in cape
In case you haven't noticed, there is a very large difference between waving a placard and plunging an airliner into a building. I do not think that Bin Laden or the responsible parties got inspiration to commit such a tragedy from reading a protest sign while touring the World Trade Center. Now is the time to stop back-biting and pull together.
You should get out more.
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To: paul in cape
I think you may have a point- glad your brother squeaked out of that OK!
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posted on
09/12/2001 5:43:01 AM PDT
by
backhoe
To: paul in cape
Was Bin Laden connected to the first attack on the World Trade Center in 1993? If yes, than no to your theory.
He already has the cajones.
To: paul in cape
Cr*p! The WTO is not without its problems which need to be pointed out. Since when does doing that make for Anit-Americanism, anti-capitalism or anti-democracy? If you understood America, capitalism or democracy you wouldn't be ranting with the lunatic fringe that only knows how to solve problems by blowing everything up.
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posted on
09/12/2001 5:50:41 AM PDT
by
tlrugit
To: paul in cape
A communist would rather see people dead rather than rich. That said, it is ironic that the Wall Streeters the like of Boeing's Phil COndit refuse to pledge allegiance to the flag in their money "making" hallways, and then get wacked like that by weapon making muslims and communists.
I would hope that America wakes up and realize that capitalizing in weapons and in G_d is much more important than capitalizing in NY money and Pentagon bureaucrats.
The message is crystal clear: THose who capitalize on money alone will have their money taken away from those capitalizing on warfare abilities and weapons.
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posted on
09/12/2001 5:58:21 AM PDT
by
lavaroise
To: paul in cape
Any bets on whether Jesse will mention "reparations" any time soon?
To: paul in cape
Glad your brother was okay.
When you come to the forum to post comments, please put your brain in gear before you start writing, definately before you post.
FYI: It was the WTC, not the WTO, that was bombed yesterday.
Abdicating our sovereign trade decision making rights to a world body is unconstituional. That decision making process is required to remain with the Congress of the United States. The WTO is a globalist agency that is not representative in nature. We can't vote on their membership. They answer to nobody.
Either you believe in a representative form of government or you don't. Evidently you don't. Please, don't come here and dump on people who do.
To: Mr. Quarterpanel
In case you haven't noticed, people who preach anti-American, anti-capitalist hate are listened to by some who have the will and the means to do more than carry placards or throw rocks at McDonalds.
Every anti-American and anti-capitalist demogogue is responsible for this terrorism.
Be proud lefties. Be very proud.
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posted on
09/12/2001 7:14:57 AM PDT
by
aculeus
To: paul in cape
I'm pleased to hear of your brother's survival.
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posted on
09/12/2001 7:23:50 AM PDT
by
aculeus
To: paul in cape
Are you really this stupid? Do you really believe that world trade is the answer to these problems? How about understanding that forced trade has been the cause of much anger in these countries? The WTO angers many as it sticks its nose into other countries' business.
To: paul in cape
Where are they today? Probably (1) looking up some flights in the OAG so they can replicate the deed (if they didn't do it in the first place), or (2) trying to get OBL's satellite phone number so they can offer up some help.
Does anyone live in Eugene? Were there celebrations there?
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