Fighting Them There So We Can Round Up Crackpots Here

I don't think of a crackpot as someone incapable, just insane.

 

Ah, no.
The 9/11 crowd ran completely under the radar. They lived normal lives -- even normal for sportswriters, what with all the trips to lap-dancing parlors and the like. They functioned as an efficient cell, with wire transfers of money and all the rest of it. Same with the first WTC bombers.
McVeigh was a soldier, operating within a well-known universe of conspiratorial murderers.

The guys in Miami were parading up and down the street in fatigues until their neighbors complained. They demanded boots and uniforms. They never heard of al Qaeda until the FBI infiltrator made them "swear allegiance" to them. They were Squeegee men.

 

You need some lessons in leaving people alone.

Of course, you're above it all, eh teacher? :

 

bobble, people who read your incoherent ramblings on an internet message board have figured out that you're a closeted gay man.

Imagine what your neighbors think. They must laugh their asses off at your feeble attempts to pass as a straight man.

 

You think I'm gay...hilarious.

And it takes your perception, not to mention intelligence, to lower depths everytime you touch a keyboard.

 

Dogturdo, you got schooled like a 6-year-old the last time we threw down. You know it, Elvis knows it, the Carthaginians know it.

 

FB, I never knew that in order to be a terrorist you had to have a certifiable connection to Al Qaeda.
Now I know.
I feel so much safer.
Thanks.

 

Twob'
C'mon, dude.
Most of the 9/11 guys were college-educated, middle-class people.
McVeigh was a decorated soldier.
The guys in Miami were neighborhood crackpots.

 

Those guys in Miami were like the doofuses arrested up here.

They were parading around some farmer's field with paintball guns.

 

http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/14975647.htm

Did they all ride in the same tiny car?

 

You're a tool.