There's no question there's a Bill O'Reilly problem in the world

Crooks and Liars / 23rd Oct 2010

Bill O'Reilly: Ever since he made an ugly scene on The View with his smear that "Muslims killed us on 9/11", Bill O'Reilly has been obsessing on the subject, insisting that no, really, there really is "a Muslim problem in the world." First he tried comparing it to World War II: "Do we say we were attacked by Japanese Extremists? No." Um.

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We were attacked by a nation's army. That's why we said we were attacked by Japan. No such nation attacked us on 9/11. FAIL. Even Karl Rove thought so.....

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