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Rosie O'Donnell, while hosting THE VIEW, has proposed the idea that the 9/11 incident was an internally sourced "False Flag" job on the United States. A coup. She said that our media is a primarily a propaganda device to mislead us about the real story behind the worst attack to strike upon American soil.

We have a flood of information sources, all telling us conflicting stories as to the real circumstances behind this assault. Many agree with her and many do not.

I'll tell you when I began to wonder if her "crackpot theories" were really all that crazy after all. It was when FOX NEWS demanded she be fired for suggesting the possibility.

I wasn't there in New York when the 9/11 attacks happened, but if comedy has taught me a thing or two about human nature, it sure seems that the nice folks at FOX NEWS do NOT want people investigating the notion that we might've been lied to. Don't know about you guys, but nothing makes me want to look into something more than when someone tells me not to.

I proudly defend her right to draw whatever conclusion she chooses, because she has shown a kind of courage that very few people in the media have exhibited in many years and has earned my deep admiration.

So Rosie, here are some responses to all those defense runs from all those Coincidence Theorists out there:

1."Some people don't like complicated things. Maybe it's just not your gift."

2. "History books are jammed with conspiracies. But WE live in today's mess. I understand why you're scared, but some of us are trying anyway."

3. "How noble and brave of you to go along with what Bill O'Reilly is saying!"

4. "You're a savant at predicting the past."

5. "You must be a COMPLACENCY KOOK!"

6. "What have you been SO RIGHT about that you can tell me I'm wrong about anything?"

7. "Ignorance is now officially, no longer bliss."

8. "Why don't you care more about this? What's wrong with you?"

9. "If you were a CSI cop, they'd have to fire you. You don't really look at evidence."

10. "Just because you don't know something, doesn't mean it's not true."

11. "NOBODY puts energy into shutting up a liar. They only risk everything to shut up the ones telling the truth."

12. "You didn't say you DON'T believe it, you said you CAN'T believe it. You're just not capable of absorbing the information."

13. "You say that the liberals have been brainwashed to believe these things. So, at least we've established that millions of people can be programmed. Which millions? If it's so easy to manipulate me, why is the same not even possible for you?"

14. "I might be wrong, but at least I have the guts to look into it."

15. "Why do you have to be so mean and insulting if you're convinced that you're in the right?"

16. "You might be Para-Void. You wouldn't even know there was a conspiracy if you were part of it yourself."

17. "Are you capable of admitting when you're wrong?"

That last one's a toughie for a huge portion of our population. They hate being mistaken so much that lots of people would rather lie about it.

How patriotic.

What Rosie is doing is asking for more analysis into the pivotal turning point for our nation's freedoms. Not ALL the differing stories can be authentic, but several might be. Don't throw out the entire batch without more research. Not good science. Exploring different ideas is very American. It took Edison a thousand different filaments to bring his bulb to life.

Then again, some people will still prefer to live in the dark, no matter what.

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"Coincidence Theorists " - Den var ny. Me like it!

Jag gillar teorin att Al-CIAda bara hade tur och veta att NORAD tänkte ha en övning just den dagen eller att FBI lyckades hitta Mohammed Atta's pass efter krasherna. Det är dessutom bara en tillfällighet att Bush's kompis bin Laden bara försvann ifrån jordens yta för att aldrig höras av.

http://www.abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=3003155

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Fox News Host Blasts O'Donnell for Comments about British Sailors in Iran

April 3, 2007 — There's a battle brewing between "The View" host Rosie O'Donnell and Fox News talk show host Bill O'Reilly, after O'Reilly said that O'Donnell went too far last week on her show when she talked about the British captives in Iran.

It's the latest dust-up for O'Donnell, who earlier this year had a celebrity face-off with Donald Trump over the Miss USA scandal.

* Related: Rosie's New Feud: Whose Side Are You On?
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Now, "The View" host is wading into more serious territory with comments she made last week.

"There were 15 British sailors and marines who apparently went in to Iranian waters and they were seized by the Iranians," O'Donnell said on "The View" on March 26. "I have one thing to say: Gulf of Tonkin. Google it."

O'Donnell was referencing an alleged pair of attacks by North Vietnam naval forces against two U.S. ships in 1964. After the Gulf of Tonkin incident, Congress passed the Southeast Asia Resolution, which granted then-President Johnson the authority to assist countries whose governments were threatened by communism. That eventually led to U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War.

O'Reilly was outraged.

"So according to Rosie O'Donnell, the British set up their own people to be kidnapped to incite another war," O'Reilly responded on "The O'Reilly Factor" on March 29. "Ms. O'Donnell is now actively supporting Iran against her own country and Britain."

So did O'Donnell go too far?

"In this case, she's got an extra push from O'Reilly and she's gotta be very, very careful moving forward," said Fraser Seitel, a crisis management consultant.

O'Donnell, who has never shied away from controversy, has talked about terrorists before.

"You can walk through life believing in the goodness of the world or walk through life afraid of anyone who thinks different than you and trying to convert them to your way of thinking," O'Donnell said during the Nov. 9, 2006, taping of "The View." "Get away from the fear. Don't fear the terrorists. They're mothers and fathers."

O'Reilly aired that clip on his show.

"'Don't fear the terrorists.' The question is what should ABC do?" he said.

Others are asking, what O'Donnell should do.

"What she should do is clarify her position," Seitel said. "Clarify the fact that she is not defending the terrorists and especially clarify the fact that she is not attacking the American troops."

(Notice How ABC Black-Outs Rosies Comments on WTC-7)

O'Donnell VS O'Reilly haha!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DTdSE ... ogger%2Ecom%2Fnode%2F7598