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> What is your thought process for thinking the president was not hustled onto air force one? He just stayed wherever he was at.... For how long? There is an a

by lapcat 3y ago

> What is your thought process for thinking the president was not hustled onto air force one? He just stayed wherever he was at.... For how long? There is an actual video recording of George W. Bush sitting in the classroom with the kids when the 9/11 attacks occurred. Watch it for yourself, in Michael Moore's documentary Fahrenheit 9/11: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fahrenheit_9/11 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fahrenheit_9/11 After that, you can come back here and apologize for disparaging me. Or you can apologize now...

talldatethrow 3y ago
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- lapcat 3y ago
  > Dude, we all know where he was.... We all saw him reading the book. The submitted article is specifically about how many people, especially younger people, don't remember 9/11. Thus, "we all know" is a mistaken assumption. > Reread my post and actually try to answer the questions. The video recording of the President answers the questions. You asked what my "thought process" was, but I wasn't speculating; as you seem to acknowledge, there's a video, of which nobody has ever disputed the authenticity (because of course there were plenty of eyewitnesses on the scene too), that we can watch and thereby verify the timeline. There's no factual dispute whatsoever that Bush was told America is under attack, and he just sat there doing nothing for excruciating minutes, then lingered in the classroom, making no attempt to "hustle" out of there and take command of the situation.
  - talldatethrow 3y ago
    Lol ok so now you finally admit that he was moved into Air Force one and also moved into a bunker as OP stated. You're entire dispute is based on if he was hustled onto the plane and into a bunker, and to refute that, you remind us he read a book for 15 minutes. Here's a sanity check for your genius self. Is it possible, that BECAUSE he sat there longer not moving, that when he finally got out of the classroom, there actually was a hustle to get him onto the plane at a faster pace than usual? Obviously there would be. You make me lose faith in this forum.

by lapcat 3y ago

talldatethrow 3y ago

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lapcat 3y ago
> Dude, we all know where he was.... We all saw him reading the book. The submitted article is specifically about how many people, especially younger people, don't remember 9/11. Thus, "we all know" is a mistaken assumption. > Reread my post and actually try to answer the questions. The video recording of the President answers the questions. You asked what my "thought process" was, but I wasn't speculating; as you seem to acknowledge, there's a video, of which nobody has ever disputed the authenticity (because of course there were plenty of eyewitnesses on the scene too), that we can watch and thereby verify the timeline. There's no factual dispute whatsoever that Bush was told America is under attack, and he just sat there doing nothing for excruciating minutes, then lingered in the classroom, making no attempt to "hustle" out of there and take command of the situation.
- talldatethrow 3y ago
  Lol ok so now you finally admit that he was moved into Air Force one and also moved into a bunker as OP stated. You're entire dispute is based on if he was hustled onto the plane and into a bunker, and to refute that, you remind us he read a book for 15 minutes. Here's a sanity check for your genius self. Is it possible, that BECAUSE he sat there longer not moving, that when he finally got out of the classroom, there actually was a hustle to get him onto the plane at a faster pace than usual? Obviously there would be. You make me lose faith in this forum.