"John Smith" wrote in message
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On 5/11/2011 2:08 PM, fergo wrote:


"Government Shill #2" wrote in message
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On Wed, 11 May 2011 15:19:33 +1000, "fergo" wrote:



"george" wrote in message
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On May 11, 7:49 am, "fergo" wrote:

He should get a job in the public service, then he'd see there's no
way
the
government could pull off something like 911. It takes them half a
year
to
make a decision. At my work we are talking about July 2012!

You could cut that back to "He should get a job" :-)
The most powerful man in the world (at the time) couldn't hide the
fact that a junior staff member was giving him oral sex and keeping
his cigars moist...

Yeah so how could Bush keep something as sophisticated as 911 a
secret? If
it really was a conspiracy there would be at least one smoking gun, but
there's none. Ziltch, zero (well Bush did know Binladen wanted to
attack but
I am unclear what he did with that knowledge)

Knowing that someone wants to attack is far different from knowing
*what*
someone wants to attack, *where*, *when* and with *what*.

Imagine I said "I'm going to send someone to get you fergo!"

What would you do? How would you prevent it? Don't forget, I'm living
in luxury
as a guest of the Afghan government, protected from you getting close
to me,
when I say this.

Well nothing but if you said you were going to get my country and I was
president I would bomb the compound you lived in. I wouldn't give a
stuff about international law if I knew my country was in danger.



You buy your groceries/food somewhere, there is a water supply to your
house, there is someway to introduce toxins into these and the atmosphere
in the home/compound ... etc.

I would think a single person likely to accomplish great damage, at most a
handful.

I have always found, where there is a will, there is a way ...

Of course, if I have access to a nuclear bomb, I could just take out the
whole city you are living in! Excellent likelihood of success there!

And if you did I would do whatever it took to stop you from nuking me and my
fellow citizens. What did Bush do about Binladen?