> I was busily flonking away in rec.games.chess.politics,
> alt.seduction.fast and alt.usenet.kooks, when The Goddess Eris Herself
> suddenly made me reply to Krus T. Olfard:

>> Lola Stonewall Riot wrote:

>>> Hail Eris! On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 19:37:47 -0400, JJTj frothed and foamed:

>>>>
>>>> Let us never forget that Gordon Roy Parker...7 years ago..posted:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> ------------- Gordon Roy Parker on the day of 9/11 ------------------
>>>>

>>>>>>"There was no significant loss of life in those towers. Not a one."
>>>>>> - Gordon Roy Parker (aka Ray Gordon), September 11, 2001

>>>>
>>>>

>>>>>>"This attack happened in my HOMETOWN, a hometown I do not live in or
>>>>>>work in because of illegal behavior. I hope those who swiped my
>>>>>>ability to live there enjoy the message they got from GOD
>>>>>>today.........."
>>>>>> - Gordon Roy Parker (aka Ray Gordon), September 11, 2001

>>>>
>>>>

>>>>>>"In that building existed little more than a bunch of companies which
>>>>>>hire "office whores" and the like. I have no sympathy for employment
>>>>>>discriminators, and if someone had to die in this attack, I couldn't
>>>>>>think of a better group of people for the terrorists to pick."
>>>>>> - Gordon Roy Parker (aka Ray Gordon), September 11, 2001

>>>>
>>>>

>>>>>>"Now you know what it's like to see your horrors mocked the way mine
>>>>>>have been. That's not mental illness, that's a political message,
>>>>>>apparently delivered quite brilliantly."
>>>>>> - Gordon Roy Parker (aka Ray Gordon), September 11, 2001

>>>>
>>>>

>>>>>>"There was no significant loss of life in those towers. Their own
>>>>>>evil is what prevented me from being among the dead, and which added
>>>>>>the "Unknown Office Whore" to their numbers because god forbid some
>>>>>>loser executive would have to hire a man.Those corporations could
>>>>>>have hired me, put me to work in that building, let me live in NYC,
>>>>>>and experience all of the fun that's going on up there now."
>>>>>> - Gordon Roy Parker (aka Ray Gordon), September 11

>>>
>>> Well, y'know, one could point out that more US servicepeople have died
>>> in Iraq since the invasion than died in the towers, so maybe it wasn't
>>> all that significant, after all.

>>
>> One could point it out if one felt the need to post irrelevant BS. Yes,
>> one could...

>
> Just pointing out that ShrubCo repeatedly made a bogus connection between
> al-Qaeda and Saddam Hussein, using it as one more lame justification for
> the invasion, an invasion with a price tag in the lives of American
> servicepeople now closing in on 5,000 (counting only those actually killed
> in Iraq by insurgent activity, mind you, and none of those who died on
> the way to Germany, or in Germany, of their wounds, or committed suicide
> after recovering, physically, as much as they could, or were rendered
> near-vegetables, and so on) -- rather expensive, that.
>
> War is Peace (apparently)