Poor Rudy Giuliani

It must hurt deep down in the gut--where Republicans make all of their decisions, mind you--that our video detailing Rudy G's exploitation of 9/11 is knocking on the door of 200,000 views in FOUR DAYS (191,000+ as this is being written), while Rudy's website suckered in only 124,000 viewers THE WHOLE MONTH OF JULY.

Could this be why they are falsely calling us "conspiracy theorists," when we have never once advocated that position re 9/11, but simply stated the the obvious fact that Rudy Giuliani put his command center in the place MOST LIKELY TO BE ATTACKED because it suited him more personally?

And if you don't believe us, watch our video, as Giuliani claims his Director Of Emergency Management (1996-2000) Jerry Hauer recommended that location, which both Hauer himself and a written directive he gave Giuliani prove is simply a bald-faced lie by "America's Mayor."

Then, unbelievably, he charges BNF with "cashing in" on 9/11, when Rudy has made SIXTY MILLION DOLLARS off the deaths of 3,000 Americans, while we distributed a video about his profit-from-tragedy operation for FREE.

Nice try Rudy, but save your lies for the GOP debates, where people may actually believe them.

Comments

[Incredibledaze]

01:31 PM on 09/12/2007

Rudy Guiliani the man who ran and ran and that's all he talked about on 9/11. Then he said "the deaths will be more than we can bare" and somehow this statement made him into a leader and sage, maybe because at the time no one knew where our president was, but I digress.

[Aunt Shecky]

11:44 AM on 09/12/2007

Cliff, I watched the video, but I don't like Rush Limbaugh's description of you. If it's any consolation, no one's ever heard of me either-- plus I'm not an "expert."
Despite that, I don't think a candidate's personal life should be relevant, EXCEPT, as in the notorious cases of Sens. Craig, Vittner, ad nauseam, they preach "Do as I say,
not as I do."
And there was at least one mistake Rudy made that there was no time for in the video. A couple of years ago I read how Rudy Giuliani was one of a group of investors who bought the Nat'l Enquirer bldg in Florida.
I'm no real estate expert, but who would want to buy a former Antrax site?

[lisakaz]

09:59 PM on 09/10/2007

I guess in Rudy's world "free" really means "a billion" dollars.

[BuzzingAlong]

09:29 PM on 09/10/2007

Nationalities of people who died in the 911 attacks include:
American
Australian
Belgian
Brazilian
British
Canadian
Chinese
Colombian
Congonese
Ecuadorian
Filipino
French
German
Ghanaian
Guyanese
Haitian
Honduran
Indian
Indonesian
Irish
Israeli
Ivory Coast
Jamaican
Japanese
Lebanese
Lithuania
Mexican
Moldavian
Nigerian
Peruvian
Portuguese
Russian
Swedish
Taiwanese
Ukrainian
Uzbek, and
Venezuelan

[nutty4tahoe]

08:59 PM on 09/10/2007

Why Rudy's the front runner among Repuglicans reminds me every time I hear it about why we are currently under the thumb of Bush & Co. It's the voters, stupid! If these voters don't get a clue in the '08 election and don't do something about the sorry state of affairs of our once-great nation, we can just kiss the country as we once knew it goodbye. It'll be more of the same ole bait & switch. Rudy's a master at it.

[BillZBubb]

08:26 PM on 09/10/2007

Giuliani criticizing someone else for cashing in on 9/11 is hilarious. The guy is trying to ride 9/11 into the White House, for Pete's sake. He is a pathetic human being. Too bad the corporate media built him up as a hero. Despite his distinct lack of heroics, the gullible public bought it.

[indypete]

12:41 AM on 09/11/2007

Standard operating procedure from the right, I'm afraid. Goes with words to the effect of, "Using (insert situation of your choice) for political gain", "Liberals don't tell the truth" and the favorite, "The democrats are trying to create a show trial as political circus."