Fox News reporter's racist, official story endorsing blog creates a flood of responses from patriots

John Deutzman, like many reporters, is a shill for the globalist order. Perhaps some of us can send him a message that we know who this useful idiot is. It will be interesting to see how he dodges every issue, as he has already dodged the major issues by citing the, already debunked, popular mechanics article; we can easily see how little this guy has bothered to read.

In his blog he writes the following:

My own war against terrorism
John Deutzman | Aug 30, 2006

"Five years ago, thousands of innocent people were massacred by a bunch of nut cases here in my city. I still feel frustrated that I haven’t done enough to fight back. As an 11th generation New Yorker, I take the attacks personally and refuse to listen to any religious baloney justifying the murder of innocent people.

Quite by accident, I discovered I have been doing something to fight terrorism but I didn’t realize it until now. I moved to Manhattan right after 9-11 and have not used a personal car since then. I rarely take a cab and usually take the subway to and from work. It's not like this is some noble gesture by me... I just don't need a car in Manhattan. I know it's unrealistic to expect most Americans to kiss their car good bye but the only way to ultimately take away the power from the Middle East is to stop burning gas and oil.

Unfortunately it all comes down to money. I don’t think we will switch over to ethanol or hydrogen fuel until gas reaches a price that we can’t bear to take. Until that happens, our lives and our children’s lives are in the hands of lunatics. Take away the oil, they have nothing. Sand and camel humps are not in big demand."

In response to alternative 9/11 theorists, he wrote the following.

Journalists should keep an open mind but the conspiracy theories on 9-11 are all baloney.
Trust me, after 25 years in the business, I can assure you that the government is too disorganized,slow and has too many blabbermouths to pull off a conspiracy the size of 9-11.

He goes on to later write:

actually there have been many investigations into the conspiracy allegations. believe it or not popular mechanics did an excellent one. almost all of the theories have been debunked. how can you dispute the video of the two planes flying into the towers???

there are people out there..some of them in my business who are fooled by b.s. all of the time. for example, the "faith healers" and "pyschics" on tv have all been proven to be frauds.
yet they are still on the air and people still believe this nonsense.
i have a science background and choose only to believe what can been scientificaly proven. if you look at most of my stories there is video evidence that can not be disputed.

So this is the level of inquiry to which the reporters are taking, the people who so many Americans rely on to bring them the official version of events.

I responded with the following.

kahotep
Sep 22, 2006 | 5:34 PM

John,

Funny how easily you wrote off the alternative 9/11 theories without even bothering to consider them.

Ah well, I guess you, like most reporters, are afraid of actually thinking. It must be some sort of survival mechanism for you guys.

Should you ever choose to have a conscience, however, I recommend that you consider resigning from Fox News and stopping this racist disinformation campaign before the american people start cracking down on traitors.

Lets tell this fox news reporter what we think; lets make these "news" reporters understand that the American people know that they are copy-typists for the criminals behind the terror attacks.