Sometime later: Sheesh. I've been listening tonight to some old CIA dudes talking about not liking the official story for 9/11, and granted they are old interviews, but, heck, they don't seem strong-minded enough for me. It makes me nervous. They're on the right side, but they remind me of when I'd dazzle 'em with my bullshit on essay tests to get A's in high school. But one of them used a term that struck me. He said, "There's a powerful apathy in this country." I'm going, oh, sure, apathy is about as powerful as a wet noodle... and... then... well.... NO IT'S NOT! The attitude of the masses moves everything. Just so happens that apathy moves it the wrong way.
23 September 2007
in my capacity as blog moderator
Sometime later: Sheesh. I've been listening tonight to some old CIA dudes talking about not liking the official story for 9/11, and granted they are old interviews, but, heck, they don't seem strong-minded enough for me. It makes me nervous. They're on the right side, but they remind me of when I'd dazzle 'em with my bullshit on essay tests to get A's in high school. But one of them used a term that struck me. He said, "There's a powerful apathy in this country." I'm going, oh, sure, apathy is about as powerful as a wet noodle... and... then... well.... NO IT'S NOT! The attitude of the masses moves everything. Just so happens that apathy moves it the wrong way.
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