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But such nonsense cannot die so long as the likes of Congressman Higgins keeps it alive and well by giving credence and legitimacy to the outlandish claims of conspiracy theorists. In so doing, Higgins sullies the memories of nearly 3,000 people who were murdered by Islamic fundamentalist terrorists on September 11, 2001.
Here's the transcript:
HOST: Let’s go to our phone calls. Mary has been waiting to talk to you from Fort Myers, Florida Democratic caller.
CALLER: Hi there I really agree with the Congressman, oh yes. I have a question though I know you’re not a building expert, but you are a U.S. representative who sits on the Homeland Security Committee. So you are responsible to the American people to respond seriously to the opinions of over two thousand building experts. We are talking national security here. There is very strong evidence for proving that 9/11 building seven was brought down by a controlled demolition people are waking up to it. Would you be willing to personally review that evidence?
HOST: Mary is part of a group out there that is skeptical of the investigation that was done of the September 11, 2001 attacks.
BRIAN HIGGINS: The 9/11 commission?
HOST: Yes the 9/11 commission skeptical of their investigation.
BRIAN HIGGINS: I have a responsibility to review all relevant information relative to that situation most certainly. Any information that is compelling that change the dynamic of the debate relative to cause and effect, I would certainly review.
In so doing, Higgins sullies the memories of nearly 3,000 people who were murdered by Islamic fundamentalist terrorists on September 11, 2001.
Wookiep
Well, he basically just stated that he would review any compelling info concerning 9/11....which, I suppose is a step in the right direction. I wouldn't say he gave credence to 9/11 conspiracies though..
What concerns me the most is when in articles like this, we always see this nonsense -
In so doing, Higgins sullies the memories of nearly 3,000 people who were murdered by Islamic fundamentalist terrorists on September 11, 2001.
That BS always makes me SICK! As if seeking the truth on what exactly happened on that day and who was behind those 3,000 deaths "sullies the memories". Give me a break, the media loves to try and switch the tables and force GUILT on the people trying to get to the bottom of it.
WeRpeons
reply to post by whatsecret
Ha, I doubt this guy will review anything, He just said that to appease the caller and end the subject quickly.
By that thinking, we're assuming truthers outnumber official storiers
Swills
reply to post by Bigburgh
So your thinking he's appealing to the truther movement (god I hate labels) and is seeking their support to be victorious in the next election? By that thinking, we're assuming truthers outnumber official storiers?
Again, I hate labels, but for simplification it had to be done.edit on 26-1-2014 by Swills because: (no reason given)