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Militant Islam is as grave a threat to America as a baby rabbit is a threat to an elephant.
The blueprint shown is of a nice Art Deco building, obviously not the Freedom Tower. Which building is it?
I didn't know baby rabbits can kill 3000 people and take down 4 jet planes in a day.
Well I guess they have to scrap those plans and go back to the drawing board. No problem. It will only take another seven years to come up with plan "B".
Sounds like Homeland security is now
Hobo-land security.Thanks guy.
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"Militant Islam is as grave a threat to America as a baby rabbit is a threat to an elephant."
I want to say that a baby rabbit afflicted with rabies is as dangerous to elephant as militant muslim afflicted with extremism. Rudy Giuliani would have you believe that all militant muslims are islamo-fascist (Heads up to Rude-EE Giu for that one).
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Does ANYONE understand that blueprints and layouts of absolutely ANY building is available for FREE at county clerk's office? What does this matter? There's no lapse in security here.
Militant Islam is as grave a threat to America as a baby rabbit is a threat to an elephant.
Is that a joke?
I'm sure they weren't really blueprints as shown in the illustration - they're hardly used anymore. Furthermore, the ammonia in blueprint solution means that blueprints must be disposed of in an ecologically sound way - it's really like toxic waste. What the guy found in the trash were more likely bluelines or blacklines.