9/11 Coloring book.

[68Charger]

The input from CAIR- "Every depiction has to do with something that is totally negative- using the term radical, extremist, Terrorist Muslims"

I think we should be sensitive to his comment, and edit the book to include that "Peace loving Muslims throughout the world celebrated when the twin towers fell, and over 3000 infidels were vanquished"

That should offset the negativity, right?

[Ronin13]

The input from CAIR- "Every depiction has to do with something that is totally negative- using the term radical, extremist, Terrorist Muslims"

I think we should be sensitive to his comment, and edit the book to include that "Peace loving Muslims throughout the world celebrated when the twin towers fell, and over 3000 infidels were vanquished"

That should offset the negativity, right?

I got so pissed that day- and granted I was in high school when it happened, but I threw my Mt. Dew bottle at the TV in class when they showed footage from Pakistan, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia of people in the streets cheering and burning American flags. I just stood up and yelled "Fuckers!" threw the bottle, and stormed out of the room.... and this was just 20min after the collapse and I began to cry when a girl asked "Do you know people in NY?" I said, "No." "Then what do you have to cry so passionately about." To which my friend jumped down her throat with "His dad's a fucking firefighter, you don't understand that they're pretty much family, no matter where they are from."

[68Charger]

Perhaps a quote from Stormin Normin will cheer you up:

MR. RUSSERT: General Schwarzkopf, how important is it that we capture Osama bin Laden?

GEN. SCHWARZKOPF: Well, I think it’s important only because the man on the street in the Middle East, you know, believes that he — a lot of people believe that he is on the right track and that he is some sort of a folk hero and that sort of thing. And I think it’s necessary to bring him down, one way or another. I will confess to you that, you know, one of the statements that’s been attributed to me that I’m sort of proud of is somebody said, you know, "What do we do about Osama bin Laden?" And they asked me, "Can we forgive him?" And I said, "Forgiveness is up to God. I just hope we hurry up the meeting." And that’s the way I feel about him, really.


Funny that there was an email saying he said this before the above quote - the above is a quote from NBC News "Meet the Press"