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Posted by parhad (Guest) - Friday, August 20 2004, 18:22:43 (CEST)
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...the paranoia just below the surface of America..."the world HATES me"...is bubbling over and will form the soup we raise our children in for decades to come as well our government's increasingly bizarre "policies"..."well dear, you might feel they hate you because your government does HATEFULL things in your name to them". Truth is Un-American...nice lies are IN.

This teaser to a story is too funny to be real...a bunch of musicians from our part of the world...and they could have been American citizens with ten ton crosses on...scared the senses and the shit out of White Protestants, the real proprietors of America.,...where Colin Powell is the house nigger of choice...the band did nothing anyone else doesn't do, but they did it TOGETHER..that disturbing trait we Darkies have of liking each other's company...makes Whitey awful mad cause most of them hate their own children and can't wait till the little bastards bugger off.

It may be funny now...but it could become the sole basis of designating us too as "suspicious while dark".

The hysterical skies
She survived a flight with 14 harmless Syrian musicians -- then spread 3,000 bigoted and paranoid words across the Internet. As a pilot and an American, I'm appalled.

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By Patrick Smith

July 21, 2004 | The piece in question, "Terror in the Skies, Again?" is the work of Annie Jacobsen, a writer for WomensWallStreet.com. Jacobsen shares the account of the emotional meltdown she and her fellow passengers experienced when, aboard a Northwest Airlines flight from Detroit to Los Angeles, a group of Middle Eastern passengers proceeded to act "suspiciously." I'll invite you to experience "Terror" yourself, but be warned it's quite long. It needs to be, I suppose, since ultimately it's a story about nothing, puffed and aggrandized to appear important.

The editors get the drama cooking with some foreboding music: "You are about to read an account of what happened," counsels a 70-word preamble. "The WWS Editorial Team debated long and hard about how to handle this information and ultimately we decided it was something that should be shared ... Here is Annie's story" [insert lower octave piano chord here].

...I think you can guess that nothing happened..nothing HAS to...when our government says starving enemy children to death is "okey-dokey"...can individual paranoia be far behind?

...unwittingly, since they have none, the boys have played right into this sort of thing by agreeing that people from over there are suspicious and not to be trusted..of course they think Whitey will draw the line at Dark Christians and their crosses...sure. When did Whitey ever kill or lynch a dark Christian?

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