sonofsam;876265 wrote:I don't think people thought we bombed ourselves rather than we knew what was coming and "let it happen." Money is a strong persuasive object. Someone made off on the deal and it wasn't the Americans that died that day or their families that still put faith in our Nation to tell the truth and provide closure....

BigAppleBuckeye;876407 wrote:Kindof a small contradiction that I caught: Bush mentioned that his driver (after landing in Louisiana) was driving super fast, and Bush said something like "slow down, Al Qaeda is not here." Later, he said when he briefed with intelligence, that was the first time he heard Al Qaeda may have been responsible. Not trying to dig anymore than that, just saying I found that contradiction interesting.

LJ;876329 wrote:I enjoyed the part where he explained why he kept reading to the children. How he said as soon as he got word that the nation was under attack, he looked up and saw the press corps starting to get the news on their cell phones. He said the absolute last thing he could do at that point after seeing that, was jump up and run out of the room casuing panic.

imex99;876292 wrote:What did u read specifically?

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LJ;876329 wrote:I enjoyed the part where he explained why he kept reading to the children. How he said as soon as he got word that the nation was under attack, he looked up and saw the press corps starting to get the news on their cell phones. He said the absolute last thing he could do at that point after seeing that, was jump up and run out of the room casuing panic.