pudge's Journal: What Year Did 9/11 Happen?

And yes, I mean the 9/11. Many people do not know.

How can anyone over the age of, say, 10, and over the IQ of, say, 10, not know what year that was?

I am amazed as you, but should not be

[GMontag]

Are these the same folks who think that Germany was an ally of ours in WWII?

Heard on the radio a few moments ago that the terrorist arrests in the UK today were retaliation for Liberman losing the primary yesterday, leading to some shift in November voting! Yes, it was a caller to a radio show who heard it on another show.

All this and the loss of the moon walk tapes with those conspiracy guys going wild . . .

Re:I am amazed as you, but should not be

[nocomment]

Germany wasn't our ally? odd. Was this before The Hunt for Red October happened?

Moo

[ncc74656]

And yes, I mean the 9/11. Many people do not know.

I'd bet that if you asked them who's buried in Grant's tomb, they'd probably get that wrong too. Given the blithering idiots Sean Hannity's call screener tracks down without much trouble for "man-on-the-street" segments, this latest development (I thought I had posted on it somewhere yesterday) is unfortunately not much of a surprise.

Re:Moo

[ncc74656]

(I thought I had posted on it somewhere yesterday)

Found it:

A possible explanation for the rise of the Copperheads [slashdot.org]

Re:Moo

[ces]

I'm relieved 95 percent were able to correctly name the month and the day.

I do wonder what rock the other 5 percent have been living under for the past five years though.

could be worse

[nocomment]

At least people know not to pound on grenades oh wait... [slashdot.org]

Hmmmm

[wdr1]

Well, at least we now have a better understanding of why some vote for Democrats. :-D

Re:Hmmmm

[ces]

Funny thing is the assumption on Democratic and/or Liberal blogs was those who didn't know what year 9/11 happened must be Republicans ... or at least Red State voters. ;-)