Bravo to President Bush. Ever person on those planes, other than the snivelling, cowardly, wife beating, pedophile islamofacists would gladly give their lives rather than see innocent people die. ----- Original Message ----- From: "dick" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2010 8:24:40 PM Subject: Re: *? 2 ALL: BUSH GAVE ORDER TO SHOOT DOWN PLANES ON 9/11: REPORT - WHAT ARE YOUR COMMENTS?*
Under the circumstances that would be the right decision. We were under attack both at the WTC and the Pentagon and potentially the White House or the Capitol. Would you let the planes fly into the Capitol or the White House in time of attack by foreign powers or groups? Defend that decision. On 10/28/2010 08:10 PM, Tommy News wrote: > > From Greg > > > > > Hi Team! > > *? 2 ALL: > > BUSH GAVE ORDER TO > > SHOOT DOWN PLANES ON 9/11 - > > > > "The first details about former President George W. Bush's new book > have begun to leak out. > > "According to a report at Matt Drudge's website, The Drudge Report, > the new book Decision Points talks about topics including alcoholism, > his order to shoot down planes on 9/11, Katrina and the financial > crisis. > > "The book...discusses the events of Sept. 11, 2001. That morning, Bush > says he made the order to shoot down hijacked planes. > > "At 10:03 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2001, United Flight 93 (according to the > "official 911 story" - GD) slammed into an empty field in Shanksville, > Pennsylvania. Most believe it was brought down when passengers tried > to overtake the hijackers. > > "Bush writes that at first he believed Flight 93 had been shot down by > the US military, according to Drudge's filing." > > > > Bush gave order to shoot down planes on 9/11: report - what are your > comments? > > Greg Dempsey > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SECULARHUMANIST > Voice of the People > > ====== > > Report: Bush thought United Flight 93 was shot down on 9/11 > > By David Edwards > Thursday, October 28th, 2010 -- 2:04 pm > > Stumble This! 46Share 5diggsdigg > > According to Drudge, the book begins, "It was a simple question, 'Can > you remember the last day you didn't have a drink?'" > > Time and time again, Bush returned to his faith to help govern, the > book allegedly says. Bush described his struggle with deciding how to > handle the stem cell ban after receiving a letter from Nancy Reagan > describing a "wrenching family journey," according to the report. > > "I did feel a responsibility to voice my pro-life convictions and lead > the country toward what Pope John Paul II called a culture of life," > Bush purportedly wrote. > > The former president also talks about a July 2001 meeting with Pope > John Paul II where he prayed for ABC News' Peter Jennings, who was > struggling with cancer at the time. Jennings later died. > > Bush is planning a media tour to promote Decision Points. An interview > with NBC's Matt Lauer is set to air Nov. 8., and an interview with > Oprah Winfrey will be broadcast Nov. 9. > > Drudge frequently obtains pre-release copies of politically-themed books. > > In May, Bush described some of the elements to be outlined in the > book, as reported by AP: > > Bush said "Decision Points," due for release in November, opens with > the scene and him questioning whether he loved booze more than his > wife, Laura. He said he realized he had an addictive personality and > quit drinking cold turkey. > > He said he hopes the book will be a tool for historians evaluating > his presidency. > > "I don't think you can come to a definitive conclusion about a > presidency until the passage of time," Bush said. "I want to put you > in my position." > > "The sad thing is you don't get do-overs," Bush told the assembled > crowd. "You've got to make the calls. I got some right. I got some > wrong." > > A recent report in the Financial Times said Bush pushed back > publication of his book from September to November in an effort to > help Republicans in the midterm elections. > > "George W. Bush pushed back publication of his memoirs, 'Decision > Points,' out of fear that a public reminder of his presidential legacy > would hurt Republicans heading into November's midterm elections, > Bush's friends tell the Financial Times," Huffington Post reported in > August. > > The Financial Times reported "that Bush refused to allow publication > in September, which would have been a better time to unveil his book > from a sales perspective. Instead, it's slated to hit stores on Nov. > 9, one week after Election Day. Bush isn't scheduled to give any > interviews for the book tour until Nov. 8." > > Random House, Bush's publisher, said it was their decision to delay > publication of the book, saying, "From a media perspective the period > leading up to the midterm elections is a very noisy and crowded space > and we believe the president's book will be better served by being > launched following that time." > > > > -- Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ * It's active and moderated. Register and vote in our polls. * Read the latest breaking news, and more. -- Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ * It's active and moderated. 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