And could somebody close to this tool pleeeeeeeease kick him in the nuts too? It's okay, he'll actually be grateful. He served in the military and understands his actions only entitle him to a blindfold and a cigarette.
Knuckles was just watching this fuckfunnel's perfomance on the 9/11 Show Trial and nearly busted another remote against the wall.
Did anyone else besides Knuckles NOT see this fudge-packing scold demanding answers after any of the Jihadist attacks in 90s? Oh right, it was a Demofuckingcrat administration then.
And this self-righteous simp sits in judgement of the men and women who were dealing with the insane situation of 9/11? He says things could have been handled better? Christ, things could have been handled a lot fucking worse...like how terror attacks were handled in the 90's.
Goddamned mother of Judas, no wonder this rectal-probing finger-pointer didn't seek re-election.
UPDATE: There's a link on the 9/11 Commission's web site labeled:
Staff Statement No. 15: Overview of the Enemy
For an brief moment, Knuckles was shocked that the Commission was going to identify Islamists as the enemy. Then reason prevaled and Knuckles expected to be sent to a Mooch-on.org profile of George Bush. So, who do they think the enemy is? Um, besides us?
UPDATE: From a year-old New York Metro profile of Kerrey. Maybe this is why Bob wants to ram an unlubricated hockey stick up the FAA's ass:
First, the guard asked Kerrey to sit down and wanded the metal leg, as usual; then he demanded that Kerrey roll up his pant leg and roll down his sock. Kerrey looked surprised, but dutifully complied. But that wasn’t enough: Then the guard insisted that the Vietnam vet remove his leg. White-faced with fury, Kerrey said, “No one’s ever asked me to take it off.” The guard replied, “You mean no one’s had the guts?” Kerrey spat out, “The guts? I’m not taking it off.”
...then a supervisor nodded to the guard to back off. But the man wasn’t done quite yet, insisting that Kerrey stand up and lift his chin so he could stick his wand underneath.
Gee whiz, Mr. Kerrey, was he doing all he could to prevent another attack?
Kerrey has since been sought out for emotional support by others tortured by their own guilt, from Vietnam vets to a fireman unable to save colleagues who died on September 11. “People see me as someone they can talk to about terrible things they’ve done, things they’re ashamed of,” Kerrey says. “It enables me to say, ‘You can get through it, survive it, be accepted. You aren’t the worst thing you’ve done in your life.’”
WTF? 9/11 firefighters are ashamed of their actions?
Read the whole profile. You'll see that even with his super popular Lefty wife to his role as president of New York's über-marxist New School, Kerrey is still harrassed and hated in NYC. He must be thinking, "If this 9/11 Show Trial doesn't get me into the Manhattan cocktail-party circuit without having to dress up as a waiter, then fuck it, nothing will."
“I’m 59 years of age, and as you go along in life, it’s an absolute certainty that you’re going to have loss,” Kerrey said. “Your mother’s going to die, your father’s going to die, your friends are going to disappoint you, things are going to happen, you’re going to feel terrible. Love is the most important thing.”
The students, baffled, curious, squirmed in their seats. But Kerrey kept going. “Your hair’s going to turn gray and fall out, you’re going to get fat. You’ve got to experience those losses without getting bitter, without turning against the world,” he said.
It's sad how often Democreeps don't take their own advice.
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