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September 12th, 2001 - When Will We Learn? by Harry Browne

Apr 12, 20214 min
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Welcome to Keith's night. Don't tread on anyone. And the libertarian Institute. This is, when will we learn by Harry Brown on September 12? 2001. The terrorist attacks against America comprise a horrible tragedy, but they shouldn't be a surprise. It is well known that in war. The first casualty is truth. That during any war, truth is forsaken for propaganda, but sanity was a prior casualty. It was the loss of Of Sanity that led to war in the first place.

Our foreign policy has been insane for decades. It was only a matter of time until Americans would have to suffer personally for it is a terrible tragedy of life that the innocent so often have to suffer for the sins of the guilty. When will we learn that? We cannot allow our politicians to bully the world without someone bullying back. Eventually President Bush has authorized continued bombing of innocent people.

In Iraq. President Clinton, bombed innocent people in the Sudan, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Serbia, President Bush, senior invaded, Iraq. And Panama President Reagan, bombed innocent, people in Libya, and invaded, Grenada and on, and on it goes, did we think the people who lost their families and friends and property in? All that destruction would love America for what happened. When will we learn that violence? Always begets violence? Singing lessons, supposedly Reagan.

Bombed Libya to teach Muammar al-gaddafi, a lesson about terrorism, but shortly thereafter a Pan Am plane was destroyed over Scotland in our government. Tried to convince the world. It was the libyans who did it. When will we? Learn that? Teaching someone a lesson, never teaches anyone anything. But resentment that it only inspires, the recipient to Greater acts of defiance. How many times on Tuesday?

Did we hear? Someone describe the Rataxes cowardly acts but as misguided and Despicable as they were, they were anything but cowardly, the people who committed them knowingly, gave their lives for whatever stupid beliefs they held. But what about the American presidents, who order bombings of innocent people, while the president's remain completely insulated from any danger. What would you call their acts? When will we learn that forsaking truth and reason? And the heat of battle, almost

always a Shores? Is that we will lose the battle. Losing our last freedoms, and now as sure as day follows night, we will be told we must give up more of our freedoms to avenge. What never should have happened in the first place. When will we learn that? It makes no sense to give up our freedoms and the name of Freedom, what to do. What should be done? First of all, stop the hysteria stand back and ask how this could have happened ask how a prosperous country isolated by.

Two oceans could have. So embroiled itself. In other people's business that someone would want to do us harm even sitting in the middle of Europe. Switzerland isn't beset by terrorist attacks because this was mind their own business s resolve that we won't let our leaders use this occasion to commit their own terrorist attacks upon more innocent people, foreign and domestic, that will inspire more terrorist attacks in.

The future. Third, find a way with enforceable constitutional limits to prevent our leaders from ever again provoking. This kind of anger against America patriotism. There are those who will say this article is unpatriotic and on American that this is not the time to question our country or our leaders. When will we learn that without freedom and Sanity? There was no reason to be patriotic. Thank you for watching Keith Knight Don't Tread On. One, and the libertarian Institute.

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