In article om, wrote:
On Apr 3, 1:51 am, (Doug Miller) wrote:
In article . com,
wrote:
I'm not inclined to suppose many elected officials
look up to her or consider her to be anything
more than a 'useful' idiot. OTOH the Republicans
largely credited Rush Limbaugh with helping them
win the Congress and a few years later I personally
heard him trying to fool people into thinking that
Saddam Hussein attacked the World trade Center.


http://groups.google.com/group/alt.f...1505b4...=sour
ce&hl=en

Do you really not ever read the stuff you post?
Or do you read it, and then
deliberately lie about what it says?

In the post you cite above, you describe hearing Limbaugh
_quoting_somebody_else_.

False.

Picky, picky -- you describe hearing Limbaugh play a "sound bite". Point
remains, it was _somebody_else_speaking_, not Limbaugh -- but you blame
Limbaugh.

You should go back and read it again.

*You* need to read it the *first* time. Your characterization, *now*, of that
post is directly opposite of what it says.


Then you come here, and claim that *Limbaugh* was attempting to deceive
people.

There's some deception being attempted, all right -- but not by Limbaugh.


I remain convinced that Limbaugh mixed and played
that segment of his show in an attempt to fool people
into thinking that Saddam Hussein attacked the
World trade Center.

That is your opinion, and you are entitled to it, no matter how ignorant and
ill-infomed it may be.

The *fact*, however, is that you did *not* "personally hear [Limbaugh] trying
to fool people into thinking that Saddam Hussein attacked the World Trade
Center." What you heard was Limbaugh citing _somebody_else_ who made that
claim.

While there may be any number of other reasons
to reject your alternative explanation for now I'll
stick with the simplest--you present none.

The simplest explanation of all is the obvious one -- you're not telling the
truth. What you claim *now* that you heard is not what you stated *then* that
you heard.

--
Regards,
Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)

It's time to throw all their damned tea in the harbor again.