"And just think those dangers could have been avoided, but only if we stopped listening to the media idiots that fed us a diet of blow-dried
nonsense.
It is the big media and the hack politicians that led us to this nightmarish day.
The media say we shouldn't point fingers. (Funny, isn't it, how the media have spent 30 years pointing fingers at Richard Nixon for his alleged
crimes, but when one of their liberal favorites is due for some blame, they feed us the mantras like "Let's move on!" and "No time to point
fingers!")Common sense, in fact, dictates that we need to critically examine the people who are to blame for this incident, both the perpetrators
(and if you believe Osama bin Laden was the major mastermind behind this, I have a bridge in Brooklyn I want to sell you) and the people we pay to
protect us – that is, our national security agencies.
Without question, these agencies failed miserably in preventing this sophisticated, wide-scale and coordinated attack against America.
This operation was ingenious in its simplicity, which would have limited the size (number of people, actions) of the operation and hence
detectability. But it could not have been that small for at least a dozen men to hijack four carefully chosen aircraft (routes, fuel load) with
carefully coordinated timing. And to get through security with knives big enough to subdue four relatively large crews. If the intell and security
systems claim that this challenge is simply too hard for them, they have to be replaced, root and branch. Because this challenge is the challenge. It
is now pretty self-evident that claims of reform and adjustment [at the intelligence agencies] to new realities that we've heard over the past eight
years or so are hollow."
Of course, it's obvious why the media doesn't want any finger pointing.
Guess who ran the U.S. government and was responsible for our national security for the past eight years?
Yes, you got it: Bill Clinton
The Clintons were supported vociferously by the media through the worst imaginable scandals. throughout that period, Bill Clinton's personal
corruption was wholesale and mirrored how he was corrupting America's national security.
During eight years, Clinton decimated America's military. Our forces were cut almost in half under his stewardship.
Research and development on all new weapons systems were brought almost to a halt as other nations continued to build. Clinton destroyed nearly our
entire arsenal of tactical nuclear weapons. Monsters like Saddam flourished as Clinton bombed aspirin factories, tent cities in Afghanistan and
worthless radar stations in the Iraqi desert.
But Clinton, the ever clever bastard, was more insidious. Little, systematic changes were undertaken to destroy America's intelligence agencies."
And there you go.
