Rosie O'Donnell Rants on the View

The View could rightly be called The Rosie O'Donnell show now. I don't tune in regularly, but the few times I have watched lately, the initial dialog has been a monologue of Rosie O'Donnell ranting and raving about her personal views and political issues. Today, she crossed the line. The insinuations she has made about the American government, the war, and the current Iranian hostage situation are tantamount to treason.

One wonders where she gets her information, how kind her mind work to think of some of the things she says. Life and death, the subjects of war, are not just something you step on stage and start rattling off the first thing that comes to mind. Rosie has no clout as a political analyst, and she is quickly losing the respect of many viewers and other Americans by continually spewing her own mixed up propaganda from her seat on The View.

She has now accused the Iranian hostage situation of being a hoax. Rosie has said that the entire incident was created by the United States government to push us further toward war with Iran. This, despite the forced letters that the female British officer has written and had read on national television today. Were our government involved in such activities, we would have no more morality, nor integrity than the Muslim extremists who strap bombs to themselves and casually stroll into crowds, killing and injuring hundreds of people. Her comments are beyond incendiary. I am beginning to wonder if she has lost her mind.

Further, she has said that the collapse of the twin towers in New York could not have happened in the manner it did without the use of explosives. Her insinuation is that the United States government was also involved in the greatest tragedy our country has faced in the last fifty years. The facts of 9/11 are very clear. Muslim extremist hijackers took over planes and flew them into the twin towers, attempted to obliterate the pentagon, and even had their sites set on the United States capital. To even attempt to indict the United States government in such a heartbreaking, cold-hearted act of mass murder is sickening.