>>http://www.telegraphindia.com/front_pa.htm#head1
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>Bill Maher: "Staying in the airplane when it hits the building, say what you want about it, it’s not cowardly."
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>This is the truth. The truth is not always pretty, and often we don't want to hear it.
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>Denying the truth does not make us stronger.
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>Peter

That saw cuts both ways, Peter.

It's not bravery either. It is fanaticism. They hide, as soldiers out of uniform, living off the hospitality of the country they are planning to attack, behaving like friends to people whoses relatives, husbands, wives, mothers and children they are going to murder in the thousands. They are no braver than a back shooting coward who lacks the courage to fight man to man. Speaking of bravery, how much courage does it take to target unarmed and unknowing women and children? The terrorists knew that their life will be snuffed out instantly, without pain or suffering, and they have a fanatical belief that they are going to be rewarded in 'Paradise' instantly after they die as "martyers". Strange, in the Christian tradition matyers are killed, they do not commit suicide. So they are not being brave, and they are not risking anything either. From their view point they have nothing to lose and everything to gain. One might ask what risks the planners and paymasters of the terrorists were taking? Where is their bravery? Why didn't Bill Maher criticize their lack of bravery, instead of insulting American service men who launched cruise missles? Which brings up another oxymoron: using the term 'Politically Incorrect" to name a show that reeks with the politically correctness the left is stuffing down the throats of every American.

Maher is just another dispenser of the 'Big Lie', and is no better than that 'reporter' Dan Rather eulogized a while back as 'a journalist's journalist -- Izzy Stone'. Stone, a Marxist (http://www.eskimo.com/~recall/bleed/1224.htm, http://www.frontpagemag.com/het/1999/young3-5-99.htm ) was a paid Soviet provocature and 'story' writer (challange me if you will, but read the venona documents first), literally, whoses contributions to American journals and newspapers continually apologized for Stalin's police state by constantly blaming America for the worlds problems. Rather knew about his Soviet links yet used that byline to praise him in that eulogy. Disgusting.