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In March of 2007, after terrorist Khalid Sheikh Mohammed confessed to being heavily involved in the orchestration of the [[9/11]] attacks, O'Donnell defended him and accused U.S. military personnel of torturing him. Later that month when 15 [[The United Kingdom|British]] sailors and marines were kidnapped by the government of [[Iran]], O'Donnell suggested that the incident was a hoax to provide an excuse to go to war with Iran. | In March of 2007, after terrorist Khalid Sheikh Mohammed confessed to being heavily involved in the orchestration of the [[9/11]] attacks, O'Donnell defended him and accused U.S. military personnel of torturing him. Later that month when 15 [[The United Kingdom|British]] sailors and marines were kidnapped by the government of [[Iran]], O'Donnell suggested that the incident was a hoax to provide an excuse to go to war with Iran. | ||
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Revision as of 16:24, April 27, 2007
Roseann Teresa O'Donnell is a liberal Democrat talk show host, television personality, comedian, film, television, and stage actress. O'Donell has been an outspoken critic of the War on Terror [1] and mainstream Christianity. O'Donnell is also considered a prominent gay rights activist. [2]
After beginning as a stand-up comic, O'Donnell gained notice for hosting her own daytime talk show The Rosie O'Donnell Show, from 1996 to 2002. Currently, she is co-host and moderator of the ABC talk show, The View.
She is known for her radical political beliefs and bizarre conspiracy theories. Recent posts on her website reveal that O'Donnell adheres to 9/11 conspiracy theories, that the attacks were a U.S. government plot.
In March of 2007, after terrorist Khalid Sheikh Mohammed confessed to being heavily involved in the orchestration of the 9/11 attacks, O'Donnell defended him and accused U.S. military personnel of torturing him. Later that month when 15 British sailors and marines were kidnapped by the government of Iran, O'Donnell suggested that the incident was a hoax to provide an excuse to go to war with Iran.
References
- ↑ The New York Times, Rosie O’Donnell to Leave ‘The View’ in June, Jaquess Steinberg, April 25, 2007.
- ↑ Rosie O'Donnell marries girlfriend in San Francisco, CNN, February 27, 2004.