Brian Hill wrote:

F--k! debates mike. There was a world war going on. It had to end sometime.
We didn't start it. But we sure as hell ended it. And that's what we're
hated for? We're not perfect by no means and yes we've made mistakes but
we're not a bad nation and I resent your constant spitting. Your tone sounds
almost like your referring to the Nazis.

Well, some members of the US administration have acted in that manner
over the years. I think they are few and far between, but they are
there. Once they get the president's ear, almost anything can happen.

Lots of people in Europe still resent the gift of Eastern and Middle
Europe to the Stalin as a present of appreciation. There were rumours
around that Roosevelt committed suicide when the criminality of what
he had dome hit home.

I also recall reading something in a work by Churchill, where, the
night before Pearl Harbour, he prayed the Japanese attack would go
well in order to get the US into the war. It seems everybody knew what
was going to happen but did nothing to save all those sailor's lives.
They were expendable and needed to be dead in order to get public
anger built up against the Japs. It's an age old trick. Worked in 9/11
too.

Another note..The owner of the World Trade Center told the firemen
there that they were going to bring down building seven. You know the
one. It went down in a controlled demolition right after the firemen
were called back out. His phrase was "We're gonna pull the building"

He collected on the insurance anyway.


Please read some these sites before getting bent out of shape. Look
for articles dealing with the Fire Chief at the site.

See how perfectly the thing goes down. A building that's a city block
long won't do that if there's a problem at one end. OR the middle. Ask
a demolition expert.

http://www.911review.org/Wget/www.ne.../WTC-seven.htm

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