[JohnHuang2]

Friday, June 7, 2002

Quote of the Day by Violette

[Dialup Llama]

>"I felt that he was trying to make the cultural leap from the country that he came from, with all the violence, as compared to the United States," she says. "I was attempting, in every manner I could, to help him make his relocation into our country as easy for him as I could make it."

And that is the problem. They need to be shown the door. Now, Mr. Ashcroft.

[xJones]

This is how lax our country is. The terrorists even tried to take advantage of our good nature and hospitality to borrow our money to kill Americans. THAT would have been the ultimate sick joke.

[headsonpikes]

USDA bump.

Building a stronger socialist America for over 60 years.

[joesnuffy]

Immigrant Terrorists: "We've always relied on the kindness of strangers"
Time to Stanley Kowalski 'em
"We know what they desire...now its time to show them the street and run them over with my car."

[alnick]

Ah, tolerance. He talks to her of cutting her throat and destroying monuments in D.C., and she dismisses it as a man trying to adapt to a new culture and wishes him luck in his endeavor.

[Biblebelter]

The story here is chilling. The terrorists had no fear of the enemy they sought to destroy. And what has been our response? By not profiling terrorists, we are allowing the lowest level of bureaucratic incompetents to hassle and humiliate our grandmothers and grandfathers, mothers and fathers, and lots of people who have lived in this country a long time and have led honorable and decent lives.

[eno_]

Reminder: There is still an armored (used by Dept. of State in foreign WoD missions) Ayers cropduster gone missing somewhere in the Carribean. It was modified for long range ferrying, enabling it to use its chemical tanks for fuel as needed. This article highlights the terrorists' chutzpah. Why not whack a FedGov pilot on his way home from Columbia and steal a REALLY GOOD cropduster? Anyone still think that's tinfoil hat-ism?

[xJones]

For some reason, I am reminded of what my mother used to tell me. That was that the U.S. sold scrap iron in the 1930's to the Japanese military, knowing how they were building up, and we had a large part of our scrap iron shot back at us in WWII. When will we learn? Different enemy, but as least as lethal.

[Minutemen]

BUMP
A crop duster/ commuter plane?? Nothing unusual there! Are we Americans naive or what?
B.T.W... has anyone bothered to check ATTA'S old P.O. box or his mail? maybe his loan was approved. </sarcasm

[Athwart]

He also remarked about the lack of security in the building, pointing specifically to a safe behind Bryant's desk. "He asked me what would prevent him from going behind my desk and cutting my throat and making off with the millions of dollars in that safe," said Bryant

"How could somebody be that evil, be that close to me, and I didn't recognize it?"

At first I thought this had to be satire. But no. Is this woman dumber than a box of rocks, or what?

[floriduh voter]

Ping and bttt. Here's the lady you were mentioning.