Arch-Reactionary NY Post Covers McKinney

Via NY Transfer News * All the News That Doesn't Fit

[Even the New York Post, a tabloid rag with politics swimming in the
same slimey gutter where Rush Limbaugh hangs out, is reporting on
McKinney's call for an investigation into the events of September 11
and what advance knowledge the US unelected president and his cronies
had about it. It doesn't look good for Dim Son; even his neanderthal
pals and supporters -- from the New York Post to the denizens of
Attila-the-Hun newsgroups on Usenet -- are appalled by the sheer
ineptitude of this illegitimate administration. And the bad news
keeps piling up.  From Caracas to Kabul, things are going from bad to
worse. The only friends they have left seem to be the Miami gusanos
and the Zionist zealots, and the former aren't too thrilled either
about those food sales to Cuba. Still, they have deep pockets, and
this administration, like the stupid and greedy fools they are,
operate only on the short-term basis of contributions for the next
election campaign.  -- NY Transfer]


The New York Post - April 12, 2002
http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/41455.htm

WASHINGTON, April 12--Georgia Rep. Cynthia McKinney - who sparked a
storm by saying Mayor Giuliani was wrong to refuse a Saudi prince's
contribution to a 9/11 fund - is now suggesting that President Bush
knew about the attacks in advance.

She is demanding an investigation into her charge that Bush may have
done nothing because his rich friends stood to profit from the
military build-up, The Washington Post reported

In a recent interview with a Berkeley, Calif., radio station,
McKinney said: "We know there were numerous warnings of the events to
come on September 11th. . . . What did this administration know and
when did it know it? . . . Who else knew, and why did they not warn
the innocent people of New York who were needlessly murdered? . . .
What do they have to hide?" the paper said.

McKinney, a Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee, issued a
statement saying: "I am not aware of any evidence showing that
President Bush or members of his administration have personally
profited from the attacks of 9/11. A complete investigation might
reveal that to be the case."

Bush spokesman Scott McLellan said, "The American people know the
facts, and they dismiss such ludicrous, baseless views."

When Giuliani rejected Prince Alwaleed bin Talal's money, McKinney
wrote to the prince asking him to donate it instead to poor blacks.

Post Wire Services

 
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