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Jamie Kirchick's fantasies of the grave Muslim threat
Right-wing warmongers invent domestic threats to justify their agenda of wars and expansions of government power.
Glenn Greenwald [2007-09-13]

  • So you are all conceding the point?

    Prunes, no one has taken me up on the offer to debate Ward Churchill's analysis of 9/11. There is a very uncomfortable contradiction lurking in there for anyone who wants to follow Churchill; if it comes up I'll point out what it is.

    Um, orbitboy and nasruddin? I've shown a definitive link between the Shahin, the leader of the flying imams, and 9/11. Want me to spell it out again? I'll use fewer and shorter sentences this time:

    Two Muslims, Muhammed al-Qudhaieen and Hamdan al-Shalawi, are suspected by the FBI of dry running 9/11. This is because they twice tried to open the cockpit door of their America West flight. When they filed suit against America West, guess who defended them?

    Shahin.

    Now there is a tremendous amount of other, circumstantial evidence around Shahin as well. The fact that it is circumstantial doesn't mean it's false, it just means the FBI can't prove he is a terrorist. But that really confused some of you so I've distilled it down.

    -- Golden Boy
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    Thursday, September 13, 2007 12:10 PM
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