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Originally Posted by Bingo
I don't think you see this in your own comments but you ripped Coulter, O'Reilly and Hannity in that reply.
I like O'Reilly but we've been through that before, I find Coulter too far out there and Hannity is boring, but that's beyond the point.
If you want to be as cerebral about this stuff as you claim to be you should be tossing out people you consider to be fringe on the other side as well.
If all your thoughts on these topics are anti-Bush, anti-right, anti-Republic Party you can't ever get to a truth as you describe it because the axe to grind keeps you from ever getting there.
I lean right, but I can detect stink on both sides of the aisle.
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Come on Bingo, I was needling you because I know exactly what's on your nightstand. I know you read O'Reilly, Coulter and Hannity and privately dress like all of them (I really like you in that hot little red number Coulter wears). They are pundits and nohing more. They are just as bad as Moore, Frankin and Clavell. They are all bull**** artists and we know it.
Now, have I used any of them to support my case at all? No. I have used only scientists, academics and freelance investigative journalists who don't have the corporate filter to work through. I've done the research. I've read the testimony of those that were there and what they had to say about being at ground zero. The "official" story doesn't jive with those that were on the ground that day. The two are nothing alike apart from them taking place in New York and the WTC being hit by planes. After that, its night and day. All I ask you to do is to do the research. You saying you won't is exactly what those who made this happen want. They want you to buy a story that is full of holes and blatant lies so you'll go on with your life and they can go one making a mockery of our way of life. The only reason these people have power is because we give it to them. Never forget that. Do yourself a favor, and read a book on the subject. PM me and I'll happily give you a reading list and a safe place to start.