These? Oh, I got 'em cheap at Lens Crafters
Almost everybody fingered Osama immediately. I know I did. When a person declares war on the U.S. in 1996 and attacks American interests continually, he tends to arouse suspicion.
Pomeroo, you are confusing. Let me get this straight....
Bin Laden "attacks American interests continually" - I presume because he "hates America's freedoms."
America's freedoms are largely defined by the US Constitution.
But to "protect Americans from someone who hates their freedom," the neoconservatives have undermined many of the checks and balances and protections of the Constitution.
And now that the President can arbitrarily label any person an enemy combatant, habeas corpus has been put to death.
The neocons have done infinitely more damage to American's freedoms than Al Qaeda has or ever will. (It's okay for you to be suspicious about Al Qaeda. Isn't it reasonable then for people to be suspicious about the neocons?)
Orders of magnitude more have died in Iraq and Afghanistan than in 911 (yet you seem to only express grief and outrage for the few thousand Americans killed.)
Men and women of the US Armed Services swear to defend the US Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic.
Those who become US citizens swear to defend the US Constitution against all enemies, foreign or domestic.
Pomeroo, you're an American. I presume defending the US Constitution is
your top priority too. Perhaps you ought to focus less on
Jew-haters, and more on
US. Constitution-haters.....even if they are Jewish.
Anyway Pomeroo, here is my question related to the OP:
What lens do
you use to view 9/11?
ETA: Apollo20 beat me to the question.