Jazzz said:
Oh hello badger kitten. What your opinion of the Jersey Girls and their documentary?
For editor, here's respected media outlets referring to 'the families' in just the same way I did
http://govexec.com/dailyfed/0204/022004c1.htm
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,143231,00.html
etc.
The Jersey Girls are NOT conspiraloons, despite conspiraloon attempts to co-opt their activism and grief they say ,
cock up not conspiracy....
In Lorie Auken's statement she said this of the 9/11 Commission Report:
A failure of whose imagination? What exactly does that mean? When you have a CIA director with his hair on fire, a system blinking red, 52 FAA warnings, an August 6th, 2001, PDB entitled ‘Bin Laden Determined to Strike in the United States’, leads on several 9/11 hijackers including Alhazmi, Almihdhar and Marwan Al-Shehhi, warnings from many foreign governments, a Phoenix memo warning of Islamic extremists taking flying lessons, the arrest of would-be terrorist Zacarias Moussaoui, facts imparted to one agent, Agent Frasca at the RFU at the FBI, 9/11 was truly a failure alright.
After the 9/11 Commission issued its report, the Jersey Girls pressured the Administration to follow its recommendations. They specifically commended the Commission for not politicizing blame in the report. "The USS Cole was bombed under Clinton's watch, and 9/11 happened under Bush's watch," said Rosemary Dillard. "I don't blame either administration; I blame the people who were reporting to them."[10] As the 2004 election neared, the widows criticized Bush for the failure to enact the recommendations of the commission; many interpreted this as an endorsement of Bush's opponent John Kerry; the New York Times reported, "In a statement clearly meant to influence voters in next week's election, the group did not explicitly endorse Senator John Kerry, the Democratic presidential candidate, but said Mr. Bush had 'allowed members of his own party to derail the legislative process.'"[11]
That's wiki, which YOU quoted.
Much as I can ask for a 7/7 inquiry, with other survivors and bereaved ( and you'll see a hell of a lot of news on that when the Crevice trial ends, but
I do not believe the 7/7 conspiraloon theories and in order to make that clear, and to avoid being lumped with the loons, I actively argue AGAINST the 7/7 conspiraloons.
They continue to send me DVDS to my home address, and to email me and to be a pain in the bum. I have read all their batshit theories and I know them to be balls. Nonetheless I DO still want an inquiry independent of Government, faster, better compensation packages for families of terrorism victims & seriously injured in the UK and abroad, first aid kits in stations, better intra-agency communication, better equipment like radios that work underground, and education on PTSD. I will talk to the media about it, because that is when the Govt. listen. The emdia demand I talk about my personal experience as the trade off in order to make the inquiry point, so that's what I and others have to do. Doesn't mena I like doing it, but that is how it works. I believe we need an inquiry.
So do conspiraloons, but the difference is, they think it was an inside job cover up. They hope an inquiry will prove their belief.
So both I and the conspiraloons are calling for an inquiry.
But I am
not a conspiraloon. Nor am I a liar, nor a shill, nor a fake, nor a team of M15 agents, nor an Islamophobe or a racist or a Government mouthpiece, or any of the other things I've been called this last 18 months.
And nor are the Jersey Girls. Do. You. See?