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But it’s too bad that Jon Stewart, the liberal comedian, is putting anti-war activists, tea partiers and black bloc anarchists in the same bag. And it’s sad that he’s telling his audience — many of whom are young progressive thinkers — that activism is crazy.

An anonymous assistant on the Daily Show’s blog chastized CODEPINK on line. “Dipping hands in fake blood or screaming over everyone just makes you look crazy and then the rest of the country ignores you.” He said that we should, instead, focus on solutions.

CODEPINK has been proposing solutions since the day we started. We risked our lives meeting with UN weapons inspectors in Iraq right before the U.S. invaded to see if war could be avoided. We have repeatedly traveled to Afghanistan to push for reconciliation. For the past eight years we have been posing solutions about how to deal with terrorism, how to extricate ourselves from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, how to make us safer at home. Whether under Bush or Obama, our voices of sanity have been drowned out by a war machine that makes billions selling weapons and hiring mercenaries.

Meanwhile, we’ve witnessed the agony of mothers who have lost their sons in these senseless wars, the unspeakable suffering of our friends in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the lavish spending on war while our schools and hospitals are gutted.

It was because of this insanity that we began to interrupt the war criminals during their public appearances, shouting — yes, shouting — for an end to the madness. It was because of this insanity that we put fake blood on our hands to represent the hundreds of thousands of innocents who died as result of their lies. In our post-9/11 24/7 news cycle, we learned that the more audacious and outrageous the action, the more likely we were to get our anti-war message into the national conversation.

For this the Daily Show calls us crazy!

The question is, quote: “What is it about 9/11 and its unanswered questions that makes it so hard for mainstream journalists, media figures and even comedians to address it in an honest, straightforward manner?”

The options are;

1. Cowardliness
2. Ego
3. Greed
4. Stupidity/Idiocy
5. Patriotism
6. Cognitive Dissonance
7. Dishonesty
8. Popularity

Well it’s hard to say, but what ever it is it is time they woke up and supported the victims family and friends, the majority New York’s people and the majority of the people of the world that have legitimate questions regarding the events of the 11th of September 2001!

Look I understand that we were psychologically raped on 9/11 but please lets get on with it and address the issue honestly!

Shame Jon Stewart, shame!

Great work Cosmos 🙂

9/11 is a psychological operation and the weak-minded fools are toast as they cling to their shattered belief systems.

Snap out of Jon Stewart, we could use your wit and your money.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8THJsKserXU

John Stewart is a reasonably intelligent person. He must know that there are unanswered questions, that the 9/11 Commission, the JICI, PENTTBOM, the Inspector General Reports from the Pentagon, NIST’s investigations, were all a farce, that there are family members who know more about 9/11 than anyone calling for a real investigation, that there are 9/11 First Responders that are sick and dying, that the event of 9/11 is important enough to warrant a real, criminal investigation. Since it changed the world.

I think it is cowardice. As I posted on Facebook yesterday, “I think the Stewart/Colbert Rally is for the Democrats. A “party” that is the other side of the same coin as the Republicans. It’s a nice Democratic get together days before the election. No thanks.”