To all those (especially college students).....When questioning our politicians that are running for office.
First state that you would appreciate a direct answer to the questions you ask.Not a story,or a reply of a question in return....A DIRECT ANSWER.
In resopnce to the poor kid that got tazered.....Use your head!
Example.......... Mr. Kerry. Americans are not stupid. For once we would appreciate a diret answer.Americans want to know how you feel about the Federal Reserve. As you are aware it is not owned by our goverment. It's no more federal then federal express,and has no reserves.
So my first question is why does our goverment borrow money from a private banking institution,and pay intrest on it when it can print it's own money intrest free? Please don't insult us by saying it controls inflation.
Second question........How do you feel about the gag order on Sibel Edmonds?She say's she has proof of treason commited by high government officials.

http://www.dissidentvoice.org:80/2007/09/turning-santayana’s-dictum-on-its-head/

Turning Santayana’s Dictum on Its Head

Rejecting Appeals to Ad Hominem

by Kim Petersen and B.J. Sabri / September 17th, 2007
Introduction

With the exclusion of his closing remark, “‘Our way of life’ has caused a holocaust of unspeakable pain and suffering in much of the world, and for generations,” Manuel Garcia’s article, “Forgetting 9-11,” is an exercise in intellectual censorship, investigative debate, and the imposition of rigid ideological patterns under the pretense of achieved scientific and self-sustained epistemological verities.

Thanks to www.cooperativeresearch.org

Fall 1999: Army Intelligence Program Begins Gathering Information on Al-Qaeda

Raw Story's got the goods..

Keep in mind that, in reality, the government heard the 9/11 plans from the hijackers' own mouths and that 9/11 was very foreseeable

Director of National Intelligence acknowledged that the terror attacks of Sept. 11, which he invoked to justify expanding US spy powers, "could have been prevented" under existing laws if intelligence agencies had "connected the dots" in analyzing intelligence.

A 9/11 plotter in the United States was speaking to a known al Qaeda operative abroad, and the US failed to intercept the conversations, McConnell said, although Democrats reminded him of other indications of a pending attack that were missed.

"9/11 should have and could have been prevented," the intelligence director said.