The Short List — Tues., Sept. 11
September 11th, 2007 by Joe Bardi in The Morning Papers
- The city of New York struggles to find a balance between satisfying the requests of 9/11 victim’s families and keeping those family members safe from falling debris at an active construction site.
- 81% of people polled say 9/11 is the most most significant historical event of their lifetime. Yes, even more important that Nipplegate or Beckham coming to America.
- The St. Pete Times looks at how local businesses are remembering 9/11, and profiles a recently deceased Tampa man whose life was forever changed in those saddest of New York minutes.
- Bin Laden praises Noam Chomsky, talks about U.S. tax policy and takes the democrats to task. Maybe there is an al-Qaeda-Daily Kos connection after all.
- Checking in with: The 9/11 Truth movement.
- As seen on The 941: How do you teach 9/11 to kids who weren’t even an itch in their daddy’s pants in 2001?
- Paging George Orwell: The Department of Homeland Security is set to open the National Applications Office. Their mission: To spy on U.S. Americans such as in the United States.
- Do you have a left-wing brain or a right-wing brain?
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