"Know Thine Enemy"

Isn't it time Kristen Breitweiser and the rest of the Jersey Girls admitted who the enemy really is? Seems to me a viewing of 911 Eyewitness ought to set them straight.

Something tells me these girls are victims of that propaganda tool known as "conspiracy theory". Well, hard evidence trumps propaganda. Come on girls, take that last step...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kristen-breitweiser/

Bin Laden is alive and able to release an audiotape that threatens to attack our homeland.

President Bush and his Administration continue to carryout their illegal NSA surveillance program telling us that it is necessary because the threat is real. The Bush Administration offers the bin Laden audiotape as further justification for why they need the NSA surveillance program.

Two quick thoughts:

1. KICK OUT TARGETS IN NSA PROGRAM--END OF STORY; END OF DEBATE

Before 9/11 (and contrary to certain Bush Administration officials' public statements), we were carrying out similar surveillance on at least some of the 19 hijackers who were living inside our country as al Qaeda sleeper cells. However, the hijackers were neither detained nor deported prior to committing the 9/11 attacks. Result: 3000 people were killed.

Now we find the Bush Administration carrying out illegal surveillance on U.S. citizens who are allegedly receiving phone calls from al Qaeda. We are told that these individuals are so dangerous and so in the midst of plotting attacks against us, there is simply no time for the Bush Administration to adhere to the law and secure judicial approval (even 72 hours after the fact) for their surveillance.
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So, why is President Bush letting these sleeper cells stay here? Why is President Bush giving them any opportunity to carryout their plans of attack? Doesn't he understand how dire the situation is? Surely, he must.
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2. BIN LADEN'S TAPE

First, if the NSA program is so top-dog then why did the President learn about bin Laden's audiotape at the very same time as the rest of America? I would have hoped that the NSA program might have discovered it and briefed the President about it well before CNN.

Second, why is bin Laden still alive and able to produce an audiotape wherein he pontificates about U.S. foreign policies in Iraq, U.S. poll numbers, and offers a truce in Iraq and Afghanistan? He doesn't sound like a man desperate and on the run. He sounds more in command and control of his terrorist troops now than he did immediately after 9/11.

Third, why does the Bush Administration downplay the importance of bin Laden? He murdered my husband and 3000 others. I don't care whether he is the number one guy for al Qaeda or the 50th guy, he killed 3000 people on our homeland soil. He is a criminal. He is a terrorist. And, he needs to be brought to justice. Why doesn't President Bush get that?
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