Gold9472
10-06-2005, 08:38 AM
Truth emerging on terror, Iraq
http://www.timesargus.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051006/NEWS/510060321/1021/OPINION01
October 6, 2005
For two days in a row, The Times Argus has published some fascinating information.
1) Last Saturday the letter by Robert Riversong was riveting. Finally, your readers get to discover, through this letter, that it is the United States and the Brits who are deliberately prolonging the war. The war on Iraq has been a great success for those who began it, because their goal has been accomplished: to get the perpetual contracts to rebuild the devastation they wrought.
2) An article on Sunday entitled, "Muslim fire chaplain quits over comments." The comments, as the writer states, relate to FDNY Chaplain Intikab Habib's suggestion that 9/11 was an inside job, in particular, the demolition of WTC 7 and the Twin Towers. Note the last sentence: "The theory, popular in some Islamic circles, infuriated the fire department's rank and file."
Really? Where were the quotes from the rank and file? An article (http://www.americanfreepress.net/html/bombs_inside_wtc.html) by Victor Thorn in The American Free Press quoting FDNY Lt. Paul Isaac, Jr. makes it clear that the rank and file of both the FDNY and the NYPD know that 9/11 was an inside job, and that they have been gagged. (My article in the September issue of Vermont Commons about Dr. David Ray Griffin makes this point (http://www.vtcommons.org/node/151).) So just who is infuriated, and why would a journalist write such a thing?
I handed out my Griffin article to firefighters in NYC on 9/1-1/05, and they were polite and receptive.
Furthermore, this "theory" may well be "popular in some Islamic circles," but a Zogby poll proved that it is popular with half the population of NYC, with former Bush administration officials and high-ranking members of the armed forces. (See Republican Rep. Curt Weldon's hearings, covered on CSPAN).
For the neo-cons driving their gravy train of death, the war will continue to be a success, as long as we allow them to keep it running.
Jim Hogue,
Calais
http://www.timesargus.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051006/NEWS/510060321/1021/OPINION01
October 6, 2005
For two days in a row, The Times Argus has published some fascinating information.
1) Last Saturday the letter by Robert Riversong was riveting. Finally, your readers get to discover, through this letter, that it is the United States and the Brits who are deliberately prolonging the war. The war on Iraq has been a great success for those who began it, because their goal has been accomplished: to get the perpetual contracts to rebuild the devastation they wrought.
2) An article on Sunday entitled, "Muslim fire chaplain quits over comments." The comments, as the writer states, relate to FDNY Chaplain Intikab Habib's suggestion that 9/11 was an inside job, in particular, the demolition of WTC 7 and the Twin Towers. Note the last sentence: "The theory, popular in some Islamic circles, infuriated the fire department's rank and file."
Really? Where were the quotes from the rank and file? An article (http://www.americanfreepress.net/html/bombs_inside_wtc.html) by Victor Thorn in The American Free Press quoting FDNY Lt. Paul Isaac, Jr. makes it clear that the rank and file of both the FDNY and the NYPD know that 9/11 was an inside job, and that they have been gagged. (My article in the September issue of Vermont Commons about Dr. David Ray Griffin makes this point (http://www.vtcommons.org/node/151).) So just who is infuriated, and why would a journalist write such a thing?
I handed out my Griffin article to firefighters in NYC on 9/1-1/05, and they were polite and receptive.
Furthermore, this "theory" may well be "popular in some Islamic circles," but a Zogby poll proved that it is popular with half the population of NYC, with former Bush administration officials and high-ranking members of the armed forces. (See Republican Rep. Curt Weldon's hearings, covered on CSPAN).
For the neo-cons driving their gravy train of death, the war will continue to be a success, as long as we allow them to keep it running.
Jim Hogue,
Calais