Debunked: Ten Conservative Myths About National Security

By Sara Robinson, Campaign for America's Future. Posted September 15,
2008.

Going after the most dangerous myths spun by conservatives after 9/11.
True confession: I was terrified on 9/11 -- for all the right reasons.

I wasn't afraid of the terrorists. There are plenty of countries where
people have lived for decades under the constant threat of unholy acts
of terror -- and yet people still get on buses and subways and
airplanes, and life goes on. I'd like to think that Americans are at
least as courageous as Israelis or Indonesians. Our "land of the free
and home of the brave" mythos insists we should be. So I was damned if
I was going to respond to the crisis by giving into irrational fears
and thereby, as we used to say, "let the terrorists win."

Zaroc Stone wrote:

Debunked : Ten lieberal tenets of Appeasement and Surrender

On Sep 15, 6:25 am, zst...@nospamusa.com (Zaroc Stone) wrote:

They can't even define "islamofascism".

Curt

Curt wrote:

A lie.

On Mon, 15 Sep 2008 15:20:09 -0600, tumbler wrote:

Recalling your massive posts with the X's accusing everyone who lives in
Iraq to be a terrorist; which includes many Americans, you have no clue as
to the difference. But then, you are a terrorist by your own right, Spammy.

On Mon, 15 Sep 2008 10:18:37 -0600, tumbler wrote:

Look....that was another one right out of Spammy's dirty mouth. He
surrenders several times a week. A new name, personna and yet a
Spammer by any other name is still a spammer. Hang a flaming
spammer on it for a more clear example.

Zaroc Stone wrote:

No such posts were made, stop lying.

Zaroc Stone wrote:

True too...

On Tue, 16 Sep 2008 12:35:57 -0600, tumbler wrote:

Zaroc Stone wrote: