Paul, please let this drop! On Tue, Mar 20, 2007 at 08:29:12AM -0400, Paul Zarembka wrote: > Charles Brown wrote: > > This just in, New York, California, Ohio and Florida legislatures repeal > > criminal conspiracy statutes, as there have never, ever been any, ever. > > Jim Devine replied: > > of course, if there _are_ conspiracies going on, they involve really > > powerful people who would never be prosecuted anyway. > > Jim, > > You seem to think KSM is a conspirator of 9-11. Therefore, you should > recognize that KSM, being powerful enough for undertake 9-11, is being > prosecuted. > > John Wilkes Booth was prosecuted, being on the losing side of the once > powerful. > > The Reich leadership was prosecuted at Nurenberg after it conspired to ... > > Richard Nixon was being prosecuting for the Watergate conspiracy and > other once powerful ones spent time in the cooler. > > In short, I don't believe you in writing the powerful are not prosecuted. > > _____ > > I'd like to see George W. Bush prosecuted, on the losing side of the once > powerful. > > Prosecuting 9-11 will be in the context of a revolutionary act. Quite > unfortunately, the right is doing more in this regard than the left. Too > many leading voices on the left want us to accept the basic line that > fanatical Moslems were responsible, without even a serious independent > inquiry into the evidence, while spending their energies attacking those > who do want such an inquiry. > > Paul Z. > > ************************************************************************ > (Vol.23) THE HIDDEN HISTORY OF 9-11-2001 "a benchmark in 9/11 research" > (Vol.24) TRANSITIONS IN LATIN AMERICA AND IN POLAND & SYRIA, forthcoming > Research in Political Economy, P.Zarembka,ed, Elsevier hardback > ********************* http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/PZarembka
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