By VictorM: I was talking to a coworker. She asked me what I thought ABC would do to Rosie O'Donnell. I thought she was referring to the Rosie-Trump silliness, but no, she was talking about Rosie saying that America killed those 3,000 people during 9/11.

Since I had not read such a thing anywhere I asked where she got that information. She said it was from Bill O'Reilly. I asked: "You listen to that piece of trash?" She was a bit startled by my tone, stuttered a little and tried to imply that she heard it elsewhere too. I just got up and left.

So when I got home I decided to look this up. Yep, Rosie mentioned something in her blog back in mid March about the conspiracy theories we've heard for the longest time and that for the most part have been debunked. I couldn't find any story about it in the mainstream sites. And for good reason. As you can see below, this is a non-story. Only a dimwit like O'Reilly or someone of his ilk would bring it up.

This site has a transcript of what Rosie said in The View and she didn't say our government was involved, she just had questions about how building 7 came falling down. God forbid Rosie dares to question something that doesn't make sense to her. In this entry in her blog (I assume it's her blog, I don't even know for sure), Rosie explains what she finds odd about the collapse of that one building.

OK, so Rosie brought up questions about the collapse of building 7. Even if you consider Rosie's statements dumb, nothing she said is any dumber than these:

• Saddam as weapons of mass destruction.
• Iraq poses an eminent threat to the United States.
• Iraq was involved in the 9/11 plot.
• I want Obama dead or alive / I don't lose any sleep over Obama.
• The insurgency is in its last throes.
• In six months we'll see a vast improvement.
• (Six months later) In six months we'll see a vast improvement.
• The insurgency is in its last throes.
• (Six months later) In six months we'll see a vast improvement.
• The insurgency is in its last throes.
• (Six months later) In six months we'll see a vast improvement.

Look, I don't care what Rosie says. No one is dying because of her opinions.

If you're a conservative you have plenty to worry about; Rosie is the least of your problems.

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