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posted by nolocontendere at 4:41 PM
Thursday, September 08, 2011
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I was just thinking the other day about how and why G. Dubya chose to be at the elementary school during the 9/11 and I suspect it's because he wanted those kids to worship him as some kind of Christ-like hero. Or maybe because the Machiavellians wanted the youngest generation of pipsqueaks to grow up thinking of the U.S. President as Christ.
I say this because what they have done by blaming Muslims for 9/11 was to start a religious war and that's how the majority of those kids may see it. Consider what happened after 9/11; how the U.S. responded and whooped all those Muslim bad-guys. Imagine how the youngest, most heavily impressed must look up at Dubya and the office of the president now.
Probably so Nz, or at least that's what the handlers wanted.
But they really really fucked up that day. As Michael Rivero from WhatReallyHappened points out, all protocol for protecting the president went out the window and they allowed the shitbag to sit there for a half hour while supposed hijacked planes were flying all over the eastern seaboard and crashing hither and yon.
The only reason they didn't whisk the fool away was that they knew he wasn't a target that day. Otherwise he would have been yanked from that school in a heartbeat.
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