Anybody in the country with a radio or TV knew where Pres. Bush would be that morning, but you insist that the terrorists would have been in the dark. Your argument is a good example of the fallacy known as Special Pleading.

Even more to the point, you argue that the same alleged terrorists who flew Flights 11, 175, and 77 with such apparent skill and precision on the morning of September 11, 2001, would not have been able to find the Booker school. More Special Pleading.

Ah yes, the secure, remote, and unlocatable bastion of Booker school.

But the fatal flaw in your argument resides herein: As events were still unfolding at that critical, unprecedented moment in our nation's history, how was the Secret Service to know that the terrorist attacks of 911 would be restricted to skyjacked suicide jetliners?

Finally, and just for the record, I have never maintained that Bush planned 911, so kindly quit trying to put words in my mouth.

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