Open Letter to Richard Clarke

Thank You Mr Clarke

Published on March 25, 2004 By aconservative In Politics

Dear Mr Clarke,

May repeat my sincere thanks when you apologize to the families of the 9-11 victims. I saw it and I hope it came from your heart.

I am sure that most Americans will agree that those families need help - maybe, perhaps, it would be more meaningful if you you assign all the proceeds of your book to those families.

Then the whole country will be very grateful.

aconservative

Comments

stevendedalus

on Mar 25, 2004

Why cut up a guy when he says something decent--give him the benefit of the doubt concerning motives.

jeblackstar

on Mar 25, 2004

Hey, Aconservative, maybe I, as a former lawyer, should give the proceeds of my cases to my clients?

I think we should consider that all the other people who have written books that talked about 9/11 very few, if any, have donated money to the victims.

Cheers

messybuu

on Mar 25, 2004

Considering the amount of people that don't receive the benefit of the doubt, it's hard to give the benefit of the doubt to somebody who profits off a tragedy and doesn't even donate the profits to the victims. Sometimes greed shouldn't be so shameless.

vincible

on Mar 25, 2004

Honestly, the last thing 9-11 victims need is more money. Over a billion dollars have been spent on them already. What they need is answers, and maybe Bin Laden's head.

psychx

on Mar 25, 2004

He did apologize because the government AND HE could have done more. Is that wrong?

jeblackstar

on Mar 25, 2004

Unfortunately aconservative misses the fact that he apologized at all. No one else has.

Cheers

itebooks

on Mar 28, 2004

great!
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