What's next with Wm Blum?
Reader comment on item: [William Blum and] Al-Qaeda's Leftist Brigade

Submitted by yzolsage (United States), Jan 24, 2006 at 20:14

His name was really Bum but someone told home to go to "l" so he added it.

I'm ex WWI GI. Doesn't say if he and/or his parents were holocaust survivors. If he was, how did he ever survive the 1944-45 attacks by the barbarians and terrorists of many countries, including America, the Great Satan, who gave their lives, their blood and limbs to liberate the citizens of the European countries and the death camps?

I understand he's got another in the works entitled "Adolf Hitler, my Hero and Freedom Fighter, and his Loyal
followers, the Gestapo, the Lufrwaffe, SS and Naxi troops",
Their Betrayal by the Savage Hordes of the Cowardly European Underground and the Terrorist Allied Forces."

Could we start ponying up for his plane fare to Pakistan or Afghanistan (one-way - why waste money on the return? a sure loss!) where he can get Bin Laden to sign some books he can sell for a fortune. Hey Bill, don't tell Bin Laden you're Jewish - he may have a different reception in mind for you.

When you get to see him, if you could call the Pentagon and tell us where you are, you can contribute the reward money to Al Keida and other similar anti-American causes you probably are rooting for or hundreds of other heroic liberators and freedodm fighters you don't consider terrorist groups who have no hesitation in killing fellow Arabs, women, children, non-combatants.

Lindbergh, the American Bund, and Adolf Eichmann would be proud to write commendations of your tissue.

I really think all you care about is making a buck writing a book and enough people like you are out there who'll fill your pocket. Too bad you missed writing one a few years ago about what a great guy Saddam Hussein was.
yzolsage

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