Hopefully they'll remove it. As to the statements, here's the CNN version. Perhaps they're not completely in the tank for Obama after all:
Both U.S. presidential nominees condemned the attack.Even Bush didn't directly blame al-Qaeda, mentioning only "violent extremism" in his remarks (BTW, how long before the 9/11 nutbars and certain members of Congress start blaming him for the attack? Days? Hours?).
"Today's attack demonstrates the grave and urgent threat that al Qaeda and its affiliates pose to the United States, to Pakistan and to the security of all nations," Democratic nominee Sen. Barack Obama said.
It was unclear on what he was basing his conclusion that al Qaeda or its affiliates were involved.
GOP candidate Sen. John McCain called the attack "an outrageous act of violence."
"While no organization has yet taken responsibility for this act, it is well known that Pakistan faces an enduring threat from violent Islamic extremism.
Politics aside this is clearly a decision point for Pakistan (if indeed this wasn't some kind of freaky gas explosion). The locals were already restless due to our recent cross-border incursion making a public backlash possible, especially if more attacks occur. Right now the new president is standing firm. They are also in the process of building new reactors.
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I had not thought about blaming Bush, darn, I must be slow today, ha.
I wanted to tell you about a book I'm reading for the Right Truth Book Club. I'll put up a post about it tomorrow, introducing the book to readers, but I thought of you when I started reading.
The book, "RED SEA", by E.A. Benedek,
at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Red-Sea-Novel-Emily-Benedek/dp/0312354924/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1222049789&sr=1-3
is fiction, but...
The book reveals true facts, names of terrorists, etc. It reveals new facts and details of 9/11, gaping holes in our nations security. AND goes back to former attacks and bombings using aircraft and reveals some interesting true details and some suspicions ... that made me think of you.
I'm only read about 1/4 of the book, but can hardly put it down. Buy it and read it if you can, if not I will mail it to you when I'm finished if you want. I have to keep it until after the book tour in November. It's paperback, $6.99.
Debbie Hamilton
Right Truth
Thanks Debbie, I'll check it out.
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