CONSPIRACIES GONE WILD
As the film United 93 opens in theaters across America, some on the left complain it's "too soon". Really? For what? To remind everyone why we are fighting against terrorists? That this is indeed a struggle between good and evil? It's been too long. Time for a national refresher course. The media have been too cautious about replaying images of September 11, too. Get used to it: This is a long slog, and we'd better stay focused on why we're doing what we're doing.
In the meantime, some (direct from the extra-terrestrial side of thought) are busy putting more blame on the USA (which, if course, is much like a current "world sport"). Mainstream Dinosaurs love running stories about how awful we are, and they're quick to imagine the wildest fantasies. Here's the latest:
www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2006-04-27-conspiracies-sept-11_x.htm
I'M DISGUSTED: By some fellow "conservatives" in the media who are using the debate over illegal immigration to spike their ratings. Some have gone way over the line in their "on-air stunting" and are sounding like racist extremists. That's not the way to have a national debate. Their behavior plays into the hands of those who want no national sovereignty and thumb their noses (all nostrils) at the Rule of Law. The power of persuasion should be used wisely, with fairness. Not as a cheap, incendiary way to grab an audience, regardless of the consequences.
In the meantime, some (direct from the extra-terrestrial side of thought) are busy putting more blame on the USA (which, if course, is much like a current "world sport"). Mainstream Dinosaurs love running stories about how awful we are, and they're quick to imagine the wildest fantasies. Here's the latest:
www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2006-04-27-conspiracies-sept-11_x.htm
I'M DISGUSTED: By some fellow "conservatives" in the media who are using the debate over illegal immigration to spike their ratings. Some have gone way over the line in their "on-air stunting" and are sounding like racist extremists. That's not the way to have a national debate. Their behavior plays into the hands of those who want no national sovereignty and thumb their noses (all nostrils) at the Rule of Law. The power of persuasion should be used wisely, with fairness. Not as a cheap, incendiary way to grab an audience, regardless of the consequences.
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