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The Spaceman, on AM 640, is warning about the satanic implications of the Triskelion.


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"Triskelion" or "triquitra" sounds a lot like "Triskell," a symbol that one sees all over Brittany.  I have one on my coffee cup.

Here's a triskell:

 

Anyway, The Spaceman made a connexion between "666" and the triskelion.  I did a search of "triskelion" and foound this page, which seems to raise a warning about Freemasons.

The Spaceman also raises the specter of the triquitra on Led Zeppelin's fourth record and the TV show "Charmed."

Is there a link between JFK's murder, 9-11, crop circles and the triquitra?


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Yup, that almost sounds more believable than the low budget 9/11 Commission Cover-up whipped together in order to pacify sheeple.


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Phew... I looked that up and realized he's in TO, not Saskatoon.

My partner uses a triquetra as a logo for her work. Thought perhaps we might have some bible thumpers and end-timers turning up outside our door.

Just listening to him right now. Does he just go on like that for two hours? Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!


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A store in Toronto called "Conspiracy Culture" is one of its sponsors.  Oh look; it has a website!

I hear that show on Saturdays after the Leaf broadcasts.  During the week there's a show called "Coast to Coast: with George Norrie," that's almost as bad.  Listening to these shows is like reading certain babble threads.


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al-Qa'bong wrote:

Listening to these shows is like reading certain babble threads.

No... really?

I found the fellow's dry-mouth was almost as annoying as his Shatner-on-ludes delivery. I could hear every time he opened his mouth.

If you want to read a wacky conspiracy theory book you should check out Trevor Ravenscroft's "Spear of Destiny". It's like the Nazis meet Doctor Strange (in the person of Rudolf Steiner). It is as hilarious as it is far out there, including gems like Hitler being tutored through a copy of "Parzival",  initiated and transformed into a magical demon, and Steiner being prescient of how the Nazis were trying to murder him, but not being able to act on that knowledge because it would be an abuse of his powers.

There is even weirder (and more annoying) stuff in there, too, which I will not share here.

I find many of those theories are interesting in part because they always start from a foundation of truth and plausibility, and there are often interesting revelations there. Unfortunately they almost always go off the rails into the realm of fiction.

 


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Yeah I'm with you gaz. It's almost as ridiculous as grown men and women brainwashed into believing Elvis bin Laden is hiding under our beds and ready to clobber us with his guitar. Too funny. I find humor is the best medicine. And watchout for the ones who don't crack so much as a smile.


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Silly Fidel. Not clobber us. Propel the guitar into the Twin Towers.


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Nice designs, al-Q.


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Yep, an entire generation mind-fucked by an invisible enemy. And you know they take themselves and their closet beliefs way too seriously when they try to lobby mods into banning threads that challenge their belief in the al-CIA'duh bogeyman. And then, eventually, they will try to tell us that we are the ones turning babble into a laughing stock.


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All the same, I rather like this

 

I hope it's not making me think improper thoughts!


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If you ever go to Parksville, BC, jas,  check out "Le Triskell," a French/Breton restaurant.  Their galettes de ble noir are pretty good.

 

I suppose the Spaceman would find this group's music Satanic:

 

Tri Yann


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The Spaceman is actually making sense tonight.

He's talking about Egypt (natch) but at one point made the connexion between the smokescreen of the events in one tiny corner of Cairo and the Anchluss that Stevie-boy just agreed to with Barack Obama.


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We Await Silent Tristero's Empire.


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Is it banter or is it waste; or are the two synonymous?


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What if it's baster, a combination of banter and waste?


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I waited until "Leaf Talk" was over to go out and clean up the sidewalk, etc., but I left the computer tuned to AM640 while I was outside.  I came in from shovelling snow (the bike ride will be a challenge tomorrow) and found "Coast to Coast" was on.  Apparently George Noory has an alien abduction game on his site.

 

Why, yes he has.

The game I found was posted in 2004, so I don't know if this is the game he's talking about tonight.


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The Spaceman put Charlie Sheen's recent comments into perspective last night.  Sheen isn't a drug-addled crazy person; as a member of the Illuminati, he really is a Martian warlock with tiger's blood. He's just telling it like it is, and is a bit frustrated at having to keep reining in his superior alien Illuminati powers all the time.

Here's an internet discussion about the program.  It's a little hard to follow if you haven't heard the show.


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Now if he had said he was one of David Icke's shape-shifting space lizards I might believe him.

 


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Sheen used his Illuminati connexions to inform us that the US commission report on 9/11 was "an absolute fairytale, a complete work of fiction."


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al-Qa'bong wrote:

Is there a link between JFK's murder, 9-11, crop circles and the triquitra?

Cue the theremin:

 


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Of wardrobe and equipment malfunctions M.I.T. kids' crop circle attempt yields an interesting (and totally inadvertent) result


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Eerily similar to the Treyarch symbol.

 

Treyarch are the software developers who came out with the latest Call of Duty game.

 

http://www.treyarch.com/

 

As some of you may be unaware this game is being used to indoctrinate the young military aged persons of today into serving in tomorrow's war.


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What did the MIT study come up with? 

I'm afraid to click on the link for worries that it might download viruses onto my computer or maybe something even worse!


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Not much. You wouldn't want to send your kids to MIT based on the Discovery Channel's crop circle fiasco. Apparently people can create crop circles, but they can't reproduce the real deal according to this list of plant/soil characteristics outlined by Nancy Talbott of the BLT Research Team:

1) Elongated apical plant stem nodes (the first node beneath the seed-head)

2) Expulsion cavities in the plant stems (holes blown out at the nodes)

3) The presence of 10-50 micron diameter magnetized iron spheres in the soils, distributed linearly

It might be easier to stomp on some hay with a flat board. Then run down to the local pub for a cold pint and wait until the whole thing blows over.


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Yeah, when it comes to science, I'll take the Discovery Channel (U.S.) over M.I.T. any day!


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If ALL crop circles are man-made, then scientists should be able to reproduce ALL of the effects of even the most mysterious ones. Experimental results should be repeatable.


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MIT = miscellaneous idiotic twits!


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Fukushima Coverup: hold on to your tinfoil hats version

http://www.examiner.com/exopolitics-in-seattle/coverup-california-northw...

"deliberate acts of tectonic, false-flag, nuclear warfare...!!"


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NDPP wrote:

Fukushima Coverup: hold on to your tinfoil hats version

http://www.examiner.com/exopolitics-in-seattle/coverup-california-northw...

"deliberate acts of tectonic, false-flag, nuclear warfare...!!"

Ah, yes. All roads lead to Lyndon LaRouche


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The "History" Channel just aired a program on how aliens spoke telepathically to various people such as Jeanne d'Arc and Indian math whiz Srinivasa Ramanujan.

 

OK, this isn't a conspiracy, but when whoever runs the History Channel can broadcast stuff like this with straight faces, it's easy to understand why conspiracy theories are so attractive to so many, and considered plausible or legitimate.

 

 


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History Television doesn't do history anymore - much.  The Green Channel, likewise does not do "green" programming.  Welcome to television broadcasting, or as I like to call it, TEGWAR (The Exciting Game Without Any Rules).


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There is only one real cure for conspiracy theories, and that's a period of government openness, transparency and accountability to the public. The Russians referred to it as Glasnost.

IOWs, democracy. And now it's the USSA's and western world's turn to start practicing all of those things.


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al-Qa'bong wrote:

The "History" Channel just aired a program on how aliens spoke telepathically to various people such as Jeanne d'Arc and Indian math whiz Srinivasa Ramanujan.

 

OK, this isn't a conspiracy, but when whoever runs the History Channel can broadcast stuff like this with straight faces, it's easy to understand why conspiracy theories are so attractive to so many, and considered plausible or legitimate.

 

Yes. talk of aliens is exactly the same as coincidence theorists with their never ending parade of excuses and apologies as to why a certain government refuses to produce any evidence whatsoever supporting their claims with respect to 9/11 and for reasons of "national security". Much of the rest of the world now views the USSA as a corrupt and lawless nation. 

"National Security" is Orwellian doublespeak for whatever in hell they want it to mean, and their apologists suck it up like gravy through a straw every time on-time without fail.

And meanwhile back at las ranchos de Bananada, we have our own corrupt stooges still rescuing politicos defeated by the people by shoving them into cushy job slots in the senate for the rest of their lives. For them democracy is just a word to be used and abused.


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I hear in Toronto there's a giant tower that controls people's minds.


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The real conspiracy is how the working class haven't had real pay increases in over 30 years while food and energy prices skyrocket and numbers of human beings on unemployment and welfare rolls soar.

The conspiracy is that armies are attacking and marching into sovereign countries at an alarming rate since Nuremberg and increasingly since the end of a cold war.

The real conspiracy is in the toxic waste dumped in the soil and rivers, oceans and dirty air we breathe that's killing many thousands of people every year with very little accounting of costs to the environment or future economies.

It's in the lack of transparency and accountability with bought and paid-for corporate-friendly governments feigning political impotence to do much of anything progressive.

The real conspiracy is the way in which they denounced communism for 70 years while welcoming thousands of Nazi war criminals to the west, and financed dirty wars around the world and false flag operations all over Europe. And now today our governments are practicing socialism for rich people while preaching free market ideology for everyone else.

The real conspiracy is that we don't have what the whole world longs for, social democracy.


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al-Qa'bong wrote:

I hear in Toronto there's a giant tower that controls people's minds.

 

According to election results in Ontario it's working.


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There is a conspiracy of a middle class cadre of union bureaucrats and their Stalinist Communist lackeys. They use Marxist rhetoric to stir popular sentiment towards bourgeois social democrats complicit in an imperialist war in Libya. They in turn will use unions to enforce austerity measures, tax cuts for the rich, and the dismantling of the welfare state built up in the last 100 years. Neoliberal eyes are smiling. Keep up the good work.


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@ Uncle John

Neo.... you mean like we're all in The Matrix?


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Yeah but after you eat the red pill it keeps changing into a blue one!


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I think there's a CIA/Illuminati strategy to infiltrate leftish websites with Stalinist alien probe fetishists who mix dime-store Marxism with tales of an interplanetary master scheme to rule the universe, in a plot designed to make the Left look like dangerously disturbed raving loonies, and thus discredit progressives in the eyes of the general public.


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al-Qa'bong wrote:

I think there's a CIA/Illuminati strategy to infiltrate leftish websites with Stalinist alien probe fetishists who mix dime-store Marxism with tales of an interplanetary master scheme to rule the universe, in a plot designed to make the Left look like dangerously disturbed raving loonies, and thus discredit progressives in the eyes of the general public.

Yep. 


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LMAO, glass houses.


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Uncle John wrote:
They use Marxist rhetoric to stir popular sentiment towards bourgeois social democrats complicit in an imperialist war in Libya.
 

That would be true except it doesn't make sense. One thought is disconnected from the one before and one after. 

Social democrats voted for a no-fly zone over Libya.

There is no no-fly zone over Libya in the same way that medicare and social gains of the last century are undermined today by lying-liars with phony minority power and who have now seized phony majority dictatorial power in Ottawa.

And the coincidence theorists have nothing to say about Uncle Sam aiding and abetting al-Qaeda in yet another country. The cult of apologism refuse to even comment on that one and write it off to more wild coincidence. They are historical revisionists and dangerous idiots loyal to a bourgeois system that they cling to in order to justify their own dependence on it and thereby confirming, at least in their own minds, that they are quality persons worth more than the other 85 percent of humanity not living very well under a system that violates the spirit of democracy and free trade on a regular basis. They are hypocrites who pay lip service to the system they uphold. They have few real friends or admirers. Coincidence-apologists look in the mirror every morning and aren't particularly wild about who it is they see and tend to loathe humanity in general. In their small minds the system must be worth something positive, because, and afterall, the rotten system validated their own tickets at some point. Everyone else is so much gum to be scraped from the bottoms of their shoes and opinions discarded.


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remind wrote:

LMAO, glass houses.

 

One should never discount the importance of consistency.


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Social democrats also introduced scores of socially and politically progressive bills in the House of Commons and proved to be harder working than the MPs of several bourgeois parties combined. 

But the parade of blithering idiots never go there for fear of challenging their own constant and pervasive rhetoric concerning one party among dozens of registered political parties across Canada. And their personal obssession with social democrats was duly noted some time ago. And they tend to standout like sore thumbs.


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Ha ha you so funny!


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You're even funnier. A real jester.


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Quote:
The dismaying truth is that birtherism is part of a larger pattern of rejection of reality that has taken hold of intimidating segments of one of the two political parties that alternate in power in our governing institutions. It is akin to the view that global warming is a hoax, or that the budget can be balanced through spending cuts alone, or that contraception causes abortion, or that evolution is just another theory, on a par with the theory that the earth is six thousand years old.

One group of these conspiracy theorists, however, has escaped the label – and has even succeeded in bringing its theory into the mainstream. These are the people who deny that human activity is contributing to climate change, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary – call them the "climate truthers", for lack of a better term.

First, the facts: the US and international scientific community overwhelmingly agree that carbon dioxide emissions are triggering a slate of harmful effects on the planet. "Climate change is occurring, is very likely caused primarily by the emission of greenhouse gases from human activities, and poses significant risks for a range of human and natural systems," declared a recent report by the US National Academy of Sciences. Of course, a small percentage of scientists disagree, as is the case with, say, evolution.

Climate 'Trutherism': The Conspiracy Theory That's No Joke


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al-Qa'bong wrote:

I think there's a CIA/Illuminati strategy to infiltrate leftish websites with Stalinist alien probe fetishists who mix dime-store Marxism with tales of an interplanetary master scheme to rule the universe, in a plot designed to make the Left look like dangerously disturbed raving loonies, and thus discredit progressives in the eyes of the general public.

Al Q I thought the policy did not allow personal attacks even if they are thinly veiled.  Careful the gladio gang knows your IP address.

Cool


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DP


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And that is another wild coincidence: The people who lied to the public about 9/11 are the same ones who lied to the public about climate science in the 2000s.

Bush administration accused of doctoring scientists' reports on climate change 2007

Mother should I trust the government. Mother will they put us in the firing line? Ooohah! Of course mama's gonna help build a WALL.


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al-Qa'bong wrote:

 

I think there's a CIA/Illuminati strategy to infiltrate leftish websites with Stalinist alien probe fetishists who mix dime-store Marxism with tales of an interplanetary master scheme to rule the universe, in a plot designed to make the Left look like dangerously disturbed raving loonies, and thus discredit progressives in the eyes of the general public.

Fidel wrote:

Well that's pretzel logic if you think you can smear 1500 architects and engineers and millions of other people who realize dubya's bunch, and now Nerobama's crew are involved in a cover-up since September 11 2001. http://www.whistleblower.org/blog/31/197

Bush administration accused of doctoring scientists' reports on climate change 2007

They've got to be kidding. Not team dubya? Why would a perfectly good democratically elected government of the people, by the people and for the people suffer the truth to perish like that? It makes no sense to those of us who are hopelessly naive.want to deceive the public in this way? Why?

WHY? Explain it in lay terms to us mushrooms here living in the dark and fed sheep manure. Why? Is there anyone else up there we could talk to?

HEL-lo? We see the lights are on. Is there anyone home?

Mother should I trust the government. Mother will they put us in the firing line? Ooohah! Of course mama's gonna help build a WALL.

  Laughing


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Hey.... anyone listen to Q this morning? 

Good interview with some fellow who wrote a book about conspiracy theorists. 


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It's just wild coincidence, wiiiiiild coincidence I say that the same corrupt and criminal regime that lied to the public about 9/11 and WMD were the same ones who lied about climate science. Crazy George II is a real wild child for sure. 

Well I'm just outa school
Like I'm real real cool
Gotta dance like a fool
Got the message that I gotta be
A wild one
Ooh yeah I'm a wild one

Gonna bomb Iraq

Gonna bomb the Stan

Tell 'em, Dan

I'm a real bad man


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6079_Smith_W wrote:

Hey.... anyone listen to Q this morning? 

Good interview with some fellow who wrote a book about conspiracy theorists. 

 

Not Michael Shermer? 

What I can't figure out is why it is that people would think a government that distorted the truth about climate science and WMD would somehow fuck up tell the truth about 9/11? And then proceed to ignore a parade of whistleblowers? Why? Where do they make these people? We have to find that factory and tweak the machines a little.


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No - National Post editor Jonathan Kay

http://www.amazon.com/Among-Truthers-Cognitive-Underworld-American/dp/00...

He definitely said a few button-pushing things WRT what he considers conspiracy theories on the right and the left. On the other hand, what he had to say about the approach of those who subscribe to conspiracy theories sounds suspiciously familiar to me.

I only ever dealt directly with one conspiracy theory (well I called it a rumour, actually) during the '97 flood. 

There was a pervasive rumour in our area that the army was really coming to Manitoba  not to help with sandbagging, but in order to declare martial law, and that there was a secret plan to blow up the red river floodway and drown the RM of Springfield in case they had to make such a sacrifice to save the city of Winnipeg. 

Never mind that this year, when the province had to do exactly that in the Portage area, it was no secret at all, and there was no martial law. 

When I called people with with the province about the rumour I was shown topographical maps which showed pretty clearly that the land to the east of the city was a fair bit higher than the high water line, and the land level closer to the river. In short, a controlled detonation of the floodway would have done nothing other than create a big mess and kill some gophers. 

Do you think that killed the rumour? Hey, topo maps can be faked. Bureaucrats can be replaced by pod people. Hey, maybe I was replaced by a pod person as part of the control of the media and didn't know it, like that Manchurian Candidate movie.

Of course it didn't kill the rumour.

 


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  There's a definite heuristic to the conspiracy theorists.  Examples:

 

1.  Any disproof of the conspiracy theory is the result of someone "being paid off" or otherwise "being in on it"

2.  Any argument against the conspiracy theory is the result of someone "being paid off" or otherwise "being in on it"

3. Any gaps in the known facts surrounding a conspiracy theory are the result of someone "being paid off" or otherwise "being in on it"

4.  Any indisputable fact that contradicts the conspiracy theory isn't really as important as assumptions or allegations which support it

5.  The government's failure to disprove a conspiracy theory to the satisfaction of conspiracy theorists is solid proof of the conspiracy

6.  Governments that appear slow moving, bureaucratic and inefficient are merely fronts for a highly motivated, highly funded, highly effective trans-national group of elites who pull all the strings, everywhere, at all times

7.  People only laugh at conspiracy theorists because they know they cannot intellectually challenge their awesome, powerful truths

8.  The fact that conspiracies have occurred intermittently throughout history proves that anything that could be interpreted as a conspiracy in 2011 certainly is one

9.  It's a tiny step between cutting taxes for the wealthy and ordering 3,000 citizens murdered in cold blood using jets or thermite or lazer beams (whichever)

10.  Anyone disagreeing with #9 is displaying their unconditional worship of the government of the day (or, "has been paid off" or is otherwise "in on it")


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Well whatever it is they want to prove by throwing around the world "truther" in vein attempt to absolve a bunch of ascientific corporate stooges in government for having perpetrated false flag terrorism with help from their own creations, al-CIA'duh, it certainly doesn't make sense to me.

9/11 is a conspiracy that dates back 30 years, and there are those of us who are not liberals and who feel no burning desire to distance ourselves from truth seekers as if they are some sort of lepers in order to maintain a warped sense of respectability among the conservative right. It's just more reinforcement of the truth - that there is no such thing as a political liberal. Charade they are.


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Snert wrote:

 

9.  It's a tiny step between cutting taxes for the wealthy and ordering 3,000 citizens murdered in cold blood using jets or thermite or lazer beams (whichever)

Operation Northwoods - they not only committed hijacking of planes in their hearts and minds long before 9/11...

...the Gladio Gang Inc. murdered 290 human beings and passengers on Iranian Air Flight 655 just for fun. The trigger guys were awarded medals of honour even.

The CIA are not babes in the woods when it comes to murdering people on passenger planes or terrorism in general.

The NATO boyz know all about hijacking passenger planes.

And it was not common thermite found in dust samples but rather nanothermite(youtube). It shouldn't be there.


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Here is a negative critical look at Kay's book, by the way:

http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/arts-and-life/entertainment/books/consp...

As I said, there were definitely some things in Kay's interview which pushed buttons. 

His assessment of the fervent mind-set of many believers though - bang on.


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Northern Shoveler wrote:

al-Qa'bong wrote:

I think there's a CIA/Illuminati strategy to infiltrate leftish websites with Stalinist alien probe fetishists who mix dime-store Marxism with tales of an interplanetary master scheme to rule the universe, in a plot designed to make the Left look like dangerously disturbed raving loonies, and thus discredit progressives in the eyes of the general public.

Al Q I thought the policy did not allow personal attacks even if they are thinly veiled.  Careful the gladio gang knows your IP address.

 

 

Ah yes, THE POLICY.

By the way, back when Bernie Farber and his trollish CJC orcs were cluttering up babble, it wasn't unusual for his outfit to be accused of any number of conspiratorial offences against babble, and the Left in general. These weren't considered personal attacks at the time.

This situation is much the same, I believe.  It isn't unheard of for agents provocateurs to infiltrate rallies and protests with the intention of discrediting the protestors; why isn't it possible for a similar tactic to be used on a message board?


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And like chemical engineer Mark Basile says about it, why not do the work and test a sample of WTC dust for yourselves if you think 1500 independent engineers, architects and scientists are trying to pull the wool over your eyes? lol! 

By 1984 there was a patent for normal themite for use in building demolitions. The temperature of the material can be raised to somewhere over 4000 degrees Farenheit in a matter of a few seconds and melt steel in a matter of milliseconds.

thermite and building demos ensemble

Ooooo! It's all a consssssspiracy theory!! Distinguished war crims and mass murderers would never lie to us!!

 


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al-Qa'bong wrote:

Northern Shoveler wrote:

al-Qa'bong wrote:

I think there's a CIA/Illuminati strategy to infiltrate leftish websites with Stalinist alien probe fetishists who mix dime-store Marxism with tales of an interplanetary master scheme to rule the universe, in a plot designed to make the Left look like dangerously disturbed raving loonies, and thus discredit progressives in the eyes of the general public.

Al Q I thought the policy did not allow personal attacks even if they are thinly veiled.  Careful the gladio gang knows your IP address.

 

 

Ah yes, THE POLICY.

By the way, back when Bernie Farber and his trollish CJC orcs were cluttering up babble, it wasn't unusual for his outfit to be accused of any number of conspiratorial offences against babble, and the Left in general. These weren't considered personal attacks at the time.

This situation is much the same, I believe.  It isn't unheard of for agents provocateurs to infiltrate rallies and protests with the intention of discrediting the protestors; why isn't it possible for a similar tactic to be used on a message board?

 

Ah yes! babble has been INFILTRATED by heretics who who dare to question the American inquisition's party line regarding 9/11. How much more sub-moronic can these coincidence theories hatched by modern day McCarthyites be? Gawd!

 


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al-Qa'bong wrote:

This situation is much the same, I believe.  It isn't unheard of for agents provocateurs to infiltrate rallies and protests with the intention of discrediting the protestors; why isn't it possible for a similar tactic to be used on a message board?

I would be surprised if it never happened and surprised if it was rampant.  

Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean I'm not on a CSIS list.


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It's about as believeable as the coincidence theory that says a $40 billion dollar a year intelligence agency, and basically a closed economy within an economy and enjoying unknown "black budget" mad money every year since 1947 is manned by thousands of Barney Fife and Elmer Fudd clones who merely failed to warn the cosmetic gov of impending terrorist attacks on Pearl Harbor, I mean New York City and holiest of military shrines, the Pentagon where they just so happened to take out a whole department of government bureaucrats entrusted with finding the dog that ate the Military's homework on a trillion dollar accounting error. It's just more wild coincidence.


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How much more sub-moronic can these coincidence theories hatched by modern day McCarthyites be?

 

Incrementally more, if you believe that the cover-up is being covered up by none other than the U.S.A.'s first Kenyan-born President.


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Snert wrote:

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How much more sub-moronic can these coincidence theories hatched by modern day McCarthyites be?

 

Incrementally more, if you believe that the cover-up is being covered up by none other than the U.S.A.'s first Kenyan-born President.

You mean the same US Presinit that has maintained revolving door access between Washington and Wall Street? Da same guy who lied about closing down a naval base for stashing hundreds of people kidnapped off the streets in Asia and Europe and tortured for years on end and made to confess to whatever it is the inquisition instructs them to?

Increased telecom-govmint powers for spying on the lives of millions of Americans, anti-war activists, environmental and social groups, and general all around threats to the corporate-military dictatorship in place since 1947?

The same president who has basically maintained crazy George II's war planning policies and occupations of countries that had nothing to do with 9/11? THAT guy?


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No big deal.  Obama's a member of the Illuminati.  I heard Gary Bell say so on "A View From Space."


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And that's another wild coincidence theory non-truthers enjoy wrapping in pretzel logic and tossing back to us as if proof of the fascists' innocence. They sometimes inform us low life conspiracy theorists that of the other extreme view of the military dictatorship - that they didn't need to create false pretexts to bomb and invade Afghanistan and Iraq etc.

In other words, and they might as well tell us, that Hank Himmler's SS had no reason to perpetrate a series of false flag terror attacks along the German-Polish border. Because we would have discovered any false pretexts surrounding the invasion of Poland without a war crimes trial at Nuremberg. We could have trusted the Nazis to reveal this to the world had they actually won the war. Or at least, this is another of the fine threads of the supporting matrix of pretzel logic behind truth denialism.


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Fidel wrote:

In other words, and they might as well tell us, that Hank Himmler's SS had no reason to perpetrate a series of false flag terror attacks along the German-Polish border. Because we would have discovered any false pretexts surrounding the invasion of Poland without a war crimes trial at Nuremberg. We could have trusted the Nazis to reveal this to the world had they actually won the war. 

Now why would they do that? Their secret societies still haven't revealed where they have hidden the real Spear of Destiny after it was retreived from their secret base in Antarctica (the presumed spear in the Vienna Schatzkammer being a cleverly-orchestrated fake built using 1300 and 2000-year old materials, of course).


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bla bla bla Schoolyard banter will never be a decent substitute for abiding by US Constitutional law regarding federal crime scenes and inside gladio jobs in general. If we fully absorbed what junior toadies say about 9/11 for very long, we'd prolly end up believing that the massive  banking and mortgage fraud was just a series of wild coincidences. Because we all know that banksters and government insiders are really Barney Fife and inspector Clousseau clones who jus' wanna help people like. They may be bunglers, but they would never deliberately deceive the public on something as important as a pretext leading to profitable warfiteering. No, it's merely a case of thousands of Barney Fife-alikes all working for the people and have no designs on kick-back and graft or deceving the public for private gain. It's all good. Trust and obey, it's the only way. 


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Dead and alive: Belief in contradictory conspiracy theories

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In Study 1 (n = 137), the more participants believed that Princess Diana faked her own death, the more they believed that she was murdered. In Study 2 (n = 102), the more participants believed that Osama Bin Laden was already dead when U.S. special forces raided his compound in Pakistan, the more they believed he is still alive.


Fidel
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Elvis bin Laden is dead, and here is their proof. As if it mattered anyway. As if Elvis was the sole owner of and master manipulator of "Al-Qa'eda." It was a lie.

n = 1661 

Goldstein and Osama

Beware the invisible army of darkness.


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