[aculeus]

3rd thread on this, I'm so confused, yours was 15 minutes after the others

I did the search but I also spent more than 15 composing the post.

[WillaJohns]

I, too, saw the O'Reilly interview with James Woods, and you captured it perfectly here. I repeat your words again, as I found this the most chilling part of the tale:

He also said that the idea that none of the terrorists knew about each other was wrong since the men he saw died on different 911 flights.

In other words, these guys all knew each other, they were not separate "cells" each blindly doing their own thing. One man James Woods recognized died on one flight and another died on another flight--none of which flights was the Boston-LA flight James Woods was on.

There are more of these guys out there, that's what I was trying to say.

[Urbane_Guerilla]

I did the search but I also spent more than 15 composing the post.

I know this is off topic ... but I have asked for a couple of years ... what specific difference does it make that an article is posted more than once? How much extra bandwidth does it involve?

In two years, no one has specifically explained to me why posting an article twice is so bad.

And for those of us who log on to see what is being currently discussed ... it is a blessing .. because we would never have seen the article otherwise.