I thought you being sarcastic again, moghrabi. Anyway, if-if-if ... I'm a rational person and I want proof. That's why I also don't believe in God ... You could also say: why do you believe in what happened on 9/11 - which could be a good question. I guess so far there's no good alternative, and it's better to discuss this with people who are not convinced about the official story of 9/11 than with people who are, not?
Ten things we learned in 2004 about 9/11
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I thought you being sarcastic again, moghrabi. Anyway, if-if-if ... I'm a rational person and I want proof. That's why I also don't believe in God ... You could also say: why do you believe in what happened on 9/11 - which could be a good question. I guess so far there's no good alternative, and it's better to discuss this with people who are not convinced about the official story of 9/11 than with people who are, not?
I thought you being sarcastic again, moghrabi. Anyway, if-if-if ... I'm a rational person and I want proof. That's why I also don't believe in God ... You could also say: why do you believe in what happened on 9/11 - which could be a good question. I guess so far there's no good alternative, and it's better to discuss this with people who are not convinced about the official story of 9/11 than with people who are, not?
Re: RE: Ten things we learned in 2004 about 9/11
Good. First I am not being sarcastic about the disappearance of few hundred people. The US made thousands disappear before.
second, I belive in God but it is hard to prove to you. This is what I meant by convincing evidence.
third, you may answer the question about the 5000 or so Jews. But I also like to hear from Stretch.
Rick van Opbergen said:
Good. First I am not being sarcastic about the disappearance of few hundred people. The US made thousands disappear before.
second, I belive in God but it is hard to prove to you. This is what I meant by convincing evidence.
third, you may answer the question about the 5000 or so Jews. But I also like to hear from Stretch.
Re: RE: Ten things we learned in 2004 about 9/11
Good. First I am not being sarcastic about the disappearance of few hundred people. The US made thousands disappear before.
second, I belive in God but it is hard to prove to you. This is what I meant by convincing evidence.
third, you may answer the question about the 5000 or so Jews. But I also like to hear from Stretch.
Rick van Opbergen said:
Good. First I am not being sarcastic about the disappearance of few hundred people. The US made thousands disappear before.
second, I belive in God but it is hard to prove to you. This is what I meant by convincing evidence.
third, you may answer the question about the 5000 or so Jews. But I also like to hear from Stretch.
Re: RE: Ten things we learned in 2004 about 9/11
Good. First I am not being sarcastic about the disappearance of few hundred people. The US made thousands disappear before.
second, I belive in God but it is hard to prove to you. This is what I meant by convincing evidence.
third, you may answer the question about the 5000 or so Jews. But I also like to hear from Stretch.
Rick van Opbergen said:
Good. First I am not being sarcastic about the disappearance of few hundred people. The US made thousands disappear before.
second, I belive in God but it is hard to prove to you. This is what I meant by convincing evidence.
third, you may answer the question about the 5000 or so Jews. But I also like to hear from Stretch.
it was in a poem Mog.
New Jersey governor calls for state's poet laureate, Amiri Baraka, to resign over Sept. 11 poem
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) Gov. James E. McGreevey has called for the resignation of the state's poet laureate, citing a poem critical of Israel that Amiri Baraka read at a festival earlier this month.
Baraka read his poem, ''Somebody Blew Up America,'' at the 2002 Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival at Waterloo Village in Stanhope on Sept. 19.
''Who knew the World Trade Center was gonna get bombed,'' read a line from the poem, which was cited by the Jewish Standard weekly newspaper. ''Who told 4,000 Israeli workers at the Twin Towers to stay home that day? Why did Sharon stay away?''
Some Jewish groups have characterized the poem as anti-Semitic.
http://nyc.indymedia.org/newswire/display/30939
New Jersey governor calls for state's poet laureate, Amiri Baraka, to resign over Sept. 11 poem
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) Gov. James E. McGreevey has called for the resignation of the state's poet laureate, citing a poem critical of Israel that Amiri Baraka read at a festival earlier this month.
Baraka read his poem, ''Somebody Blew Up America,'' at the 2002 Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival at Waterloo Village in Stanhope on Sept. 19.
''Who knew the World Trade Center was gonna get bombed,'' read a line from the poem, which was cited by the Jewish Standard weekly newspaper. ''Who told 4,000 Israeli workers at the Twin Towers to stay home that day? Why did Sharon stay away?''
Some Jewish groups have characterized the poem as anti-Semitic.
http://nyc.indymedia.org/newswire/display/30939
it was in a poem Mog.
New Jersey governor calls for state's poet laureate, Amiri Baraka, to resign over Sept. 11 poem
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) Gov. James E. McGreevey has called for the resignation of the state's poet laureate, citing a poem critical of Israel that Amiri Baraka read at a festival earlier this month.
Baraka read his poem, ''Somebody Blew Up America,'' at the 2002 Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival at Waterloo Village in Stanhope on Sept. 19.
''Who knew the World Trade Center was gonna get bombed,'' read a line from the poem, which was cited by the Jewish Standard weekly newspaper. ''Who told 4,000 Israeli workers at the Twin Towers to stay home that day? Why did Sharon stay away?''
Some Jewish groups have characterized the poem as anti-Semitic.
http://nyc.indymedia.org/newswire/display/30939
New Jersey governor calls for state's poet laureate, Amiri Baraka, to resign over Sept. 11 poem
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) Gov. James E. McGreevey has called for the resignation of the state's poet laureate, citing a poem critical of Israel that Amiri Baraka read at a festival earlier this month.
Baraka read his poem, ''Somebody Blew Up America,'' at the 2002 Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival at Waterloo Village in Stanhope on Sept. 19.
''Who knew the World Trade Center was gonna get bombed,'' read a line from the poem, which was cited by the Jewish Standard weekly newspaper. ''Who told 4,000 Israeli workers at the Twin Towers to stay home that day? Why did Sharon stay away?''
Some Jewish groups have characterized the poem as anti-Semitic.
http://nyc.indymedia.org/newswire/display/30939
it was in a poem Mog.
New Jersey governor calls for state's poet laureate, Amiri Baraka, to resign over Sept. 11 poem
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) Gov. James E. McGreevey has called for the resignation of the state's poet laureate, citing a poem critical of Israel that Amiri Baraka read at a festival earlier this month.
Baraka read his poem, ''Somebody Blew Up America,'' at the 2002 Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival at Waterloo Village in Stanhope on Sept. 19.
''Who knew the World Trade Center was gonna get bombed,'' read a line from the poem, which was cited by the Jewish Standard weekly newspaper. ''Who told 4,000 Israeli workers at the Twin Towers to stay home that day? Why did Sharon stay away?''
Some Jewish groups have characterized the poem as anti-Semitic.
http://nyc.indymedia.org/newswire/display/30939
New Jersey governor calls for state's poet laureate, Amiri Baraka, to resign over Sept. 11 poem
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) Gov. James E. McGreevey has called for the resignation of the state's poet laureate, citing a poem critical of Israel that Amiri Baraka read at a festival earlier this month.
Baraka read his poem, ''Somebody Blew Up America,'' at the 2002 Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival at Waterloo Village in Stanhope on Sept. 19.
''Who knew the World Trade Center was gonna get bombed,'' read a line from the poem, which was cited by the Jewish Standard weekly newspaper. ''Who told 4,000 Israeli workers at the Twin Towers to stay home that day? Why did Sharon stay away?''
Some Jewish groups have characterized the poem as anti-Semitic.
http://nyc.indymedia.org/newswire/display/30939
I see. Well I do not think that line of thinking can be equaled to terms of proof or can be given as an explanation.
I see. Well I do not think that line of thinking can be equaled to terms of proof or can be given as an explanation.
I see. Well I do not think that line of thinking can be equaled to terms of proof or can be given as an explanation.