The Boston Bombing: 5
Today is Tuesday, 23 April 2013.
Why is such a big deal being made that Dzhokar Tsarnaev did "normal" things,such as going to school, etc., after the Bombings?
Was such a big deal made when Henry Kissinger, then National Security Adviser to Richard M. Nixon, after engineering the illegal terror bombings of Hanoi and Haiphong, and the illegal secret terror bombing of Cambodia, which so disrupted that society that it opened the way for the Khmer Rouge to seize power and embark on genocide, spent his spare time chasing skirts around DC and New York City?
I don't think so.
Today is Tuesday, 23 April 2013.
Why is such a big deal being made that Dzhokar Tsarnaev did "normal" things,such as going to school, etc., after the Bombings?
Was such a big deal made when Henry Kissinger, then National Security Adviser to Richard M. Nixon, after engineering the illegal terror bombings of Hanoi and Haiphong, and the illegal secret terror bombing of Cambodia, which so disrupted that society that it opened the way for the Khmer Rouge to seize power and embark on genocide, spent his spare time chasing skirts around DC and New York City?
I don't think so.
posted by HH at 7:58 PM
3 Comments:
In your April 18 post and again in today's post, you bring up, respectively, Giuliani's and Kissinger's sexual life in the midst of commenting about terror bombings. Strange that you do this, straying from the title of each of your day's topic titles.
My point is that fellows such as these trumpet themselves as champions of the people, particularly in times of peril such as 9-11 and Boston, while in fact they are pursuing their lusts for power, profit, and sex on the dime and time of the taxpaying people. Seems very germane to me.
So, you know, for a fact, that Guiuliani and Kissinger had sex on company time? Surely they have "off time?"
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