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Originally posted by Sauron
I would guess the bottom line is who has the most to gain.
Osma Ben Laden, Democrats, or the Republicans?
Originally posted by marg6043
Let used some reasoning on all this please, first let analyze Al-queda, this group have nothing to gain from stopping elections, for the contrary they will be more than happy to have bush that Al-queda hate out of the presidency, so any attacks on US soil if done by Al-queda will be to make bush look bad, but not to stop elections, if the attack happened right before the elections we all know that it was stage.
Originally posted by zcheng
Exactly. But what if Bush-Cheney cabal is actually behind Al-queda? They can pull strings whenever needed, and blame it on Al-queda.
I find this assumption can explain too many things.
Originally posted by phreak_of_nature
Sooo, let me see if I understand you? Al-Qaeda is the presidential boogey man? And they were invented by Bush / Cheney? And every Al-Qaeda attack was coordinated from within the White House?
Got it
would you still suggest that the national elections be held the next day? Are the rescue workers going to stop saving lives to go vote? The hospital staff? How about everybody, and I mean everybody in the military? They gonna vote while on high alert? Is anyone going to leave the media coverage of the horror the next day to go vote?
Originally posted by phreak_of_nature
To put it plainly, and bluntly. If we are attacked, and regardless of the real or perceived political effects to any and all candidates, I don't see a problem with postponing an election for a short, defined period of time.
As Ambient Sound put it:
would you still suggest that the national elections be held the next day? Are the rescue workers going to stop saving lives to go vote? The hospital staff? How about everybody, and I mean everybody in the military? They gonna vote while on high alert? Is anyone going to leave the media coverage of the horror the next day to go vote?
I know myself personally, I was glued to the TV night and day after 9/11. I slept on the couch with one eye open.
The nation would need time to heal, and I personally don't give a damn what the perception would be.
Ridge's department last week asked the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel to analyze what legal steps would be needed to permit the postponement of the election were an attack to take place
Originally posted by nyarlathotep
Originally posted by Sauron
Rense I know thats why I have the, Dancing Banana
OK Gotcha. I guess my question then is why would you post that if it's along the lines of what type of material rense has on their site?
It is obvious from your posting history that you are not exactly pro-Bush, but to post stuff like that makes you seem less credible and looks like you are willing to post anything, no matter how ridiculous and outlandish, to try and prove that Bush is some kind of villain. Like I said before, don't believe everything you read on the net.
Edit: I wish I was in the same mood you are now (I'm all out )
[edit on 7-10-2004 by nyarlathotep]
Hey Sauron, why did you completely ignore my post on why you would admittedly post something you knew was bogus?