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editor said:
i was replying to donna, please check the thread postings.
I didnt bring up 9/11 from nowhere, it was inline with the thread postings and was a response to a post.
specifically post 478
Originally Posted by Donna Ferentes
This doesn't really obscure the reality that Meacher, never more than a minor government minister, is in no better position to know what happened on 9/11 than any of the rest of us.
xes said:
ermmm i think you are in the wrong thread.
this is a 'conspiraloon' thread begun by someone who is interested in the psychology of CT.
now there is plenty of material for them to look at
Badgerkitten
What is the most popular conspiracy theory on the site? Is it the liberal mono-thought ban-police cartel theory? Or the new world order baby eating owl worshipper thing? Or 9/11? And do other sites get as much debate on the subject of conspiracy theories, and interaction with conspiracy theorists as this one?
I ask because friend is doing Psychology MA and she said she is thinking of doing a study of them because she has got rivited by them as well, so I sent her to a few conspiracy boards where I had got drawn into ding-dongs (following conspiracy theorist invasion of my blog.) U75 seems to me to be unusual both in the amount of enagagement with, and frustration with conspiracy theorists: strikes me people will engage with enthusiam if only for the fun of a great big argument with them. Kind of like the resident arch-Tory on a forum I used to frequent: life would have been much duller without him there to disagree with. But my God it could get tiresome as well.
KeyboardJockey
Clowns to the Left of me
zArk said:
I'd rather eat Maggie Thatchers shit than waste any of my life reading such drivel.
Utter cretinous bollocks. There were no explosives just planes filled with fuel going very fast. If you had spent some of your teenage years like I did playing with flammable stuff on wasteground then you would have realised that kerosine under the right conditions makes a huge bang.
There is a Viz cartoon just for gullible fruitloops like you -- its called Grassy Knollington
except that 99.99% of conspiraloon nonsense is just that - nonsense. Grassy Knollington
xes
F.O.A.D
Maybe zArK. Or maybe you're in the wrong thread,if it's a thread about the phsycology of CT and not about CTs themselves.
I asked you to give it a rest,not cos I'm bored of CT,or the discussion,but I fear that you may be banned if you continue to spout out endless "theories" with not a shred of evidence.
Your call.
I asked you to give it a rest,not cos I'm bored of CT,or the discussion,but I fear that you may be banned if you continue to spout out endless "theories" with not a shred of evidence.
Your call.
KeyboardJockey said:There is a Viz cartoon just for gullible fruitloops like you -- its called Grassy Knollington
Grassy Knollington
Flashman said:Like a recently disinfected shit-house, you’re clean round the bend.
so, great, i am now in a quandry. do i argue and defend my position with the likely hood of being kicked because i engage the issue that admin has told me not to
or
do i allow people, however misinformed, to abuse me.
i am amazing and dont deserve this situation.
KeyboardJockey
Clowns to the Left of me
zArk said:
i'm afraid zArk that you have brought this on yourself and do deserve it. If you hadn't posted up totally unprovable fact free bolloks then people wouldn't be havin a go.
A lot of the 911 fruitloopery comes from sites that sail dangerous waters re antisemitism and lizardary bollocks that tends to degrade any sensible debate about 911 that may well be had.
Money
Michael Ruppet $3.3 trillion missing
Representative Cynthia McKinney Grills Rumsfeld On Dyncorp Sex Rings, Missing Pentagon Trillions & 9/11 Wargames
there was hundreds of billions of dollars of gold in the towers but only $200 million was ever accounted for
Halliburton the engineering group formerly run by US vice-president Dick Cheney, has been given $1 billion worth of reconstruction work in Iraq by the US government without having to compete for it, thanks to repeated delays in opening up a key contract to competition.
Michel Chossudovsky – America's "War on Terrorism" Chossudovsky's presentation to the Perdana Global Peace Forum (2005) in Malaysia. THIRD DOWN ON PAGE
A Post-Election Wrap-Up: Iraq, 9/11, Drugs, Cheney, and Watergate Two by Peter Dale Scott
Mohammed Atta financed through Pakistans ISI, ISI Chief] General Mahmoud [Ahmad].
Is the United States flat-out broke?....the government's debt is actually "a mind-numbing $43 trillion," hinting that data was left out of the current budget document because it may have hurt President Bush's chances to sell a tax cut to the American people.
Michael Ruppet $3.3 trillion missing
Representative Cynthia McKinney Grills Rumsfeld On Dyncorp Sex Rings, Missing Pentagon Trillions & 9/11 Wargames
there was hundreds of billions of dollars of gold in the towers but only $200 million was ever accounted for
Halliburton the engineering group formerly run by US vice-president Dick Cheney, has been given $1 billion worth of reconstruction work in Iraq by the US government without having to compete for it, thanks to repeated delays in opening up a key contract to competition.
Michel Chossudovsky – America's "War on Terrorism" Chossudovsky's presentation to the Perdana Global Peace Forum (2005) in Malaysia. THIRD DOWN ON PAGE
A Post-Election Wrap-Up: Iraq, 9/11, Drugs, Cheney, and Watergate Two by Peter Dale Scott
Mohammed Atta financed through Pakistans ISI, ISI Chief] General Mahmoud [Ahmad].
Is the United States flat-out broke?....the government's debt is actually "a mind-numbing $43 trillion," hinting that data was left out of the current budget document because it may have hurt President Bush's chances to sell a tax cut to the American people.
Loontastic!!
A lucky dip selection of random, unconnected, disparate stories -- with the onlt common theme being corrupt big money. You don't need to be a conspiraloon to believe in the dangers of high level financial corruption, or in the evils of capitalism, but a serious reaercher into those would do best to avoid thoroughly compromised sources such as prisonplanet, "911research" or similar.
All the same, aspects of some of the above stories (not on prisonplanet, etc.) may well be true.
But, most important, only a denizen of the Planet zArk would line them all together into one big overarching conspiracy.
And in no way do any of them, separately or together, prove your cobblers babble earlier about 9/11 ...
A lucky dip selection of random, unconnected, disparate stories -- with the onlt common theme being corrupt big money. You don't need to be a conspiraloon to believe in the dangers of high level financial corruption, or in the evils of capitalism, but a serious reaercher into those would do best to avoid thoroughly compromised sources such as prisonplanet, "911research" or similar.
All the same, aspects of some of the above stories (not on prisonplanet, etc.) may well be true.
But, most important, only a denizen of the Planet zArk would line them all together into one big overarching conspiracy.
And in no way do any of them, separately or together, prove your cobblers babble earlier about 9/11 ...
Problem is zArk your theory is only presentable along the lines of people who speak an awful lot and dress their theory in the clothing of historical fact, but when you get down to it, they are making huge leaps, and they are the only people making those same leaps.
I have read a ton of these books at the insistence of my friend who was much like you, clearly convinced that there was something going on and we should all learn about it.
Fact is those books are poorly researched, generally make a wild leap early on then continue with this false assumption, never quite proving anything unless you believe the wild leap at the start.
You want to prove something, then it should be able to do it with reputable sources. Solid facts. Indisputable history.
Instead its supposition, this one guy says and if you believe him and then you believe this guy, and you beleive this guys interpretation of history then really the lizards are in control.
Well I don't believe that guy, and there is no reason I should, he generally is saying what he is saying to sell you a book, it wouldn't be a very good book if he said, there is no conspiracy, on page 1. So no, he has alterior motives, unless the evidence he produces is actually compelling, I am inclined to dismiss him.
I have read a ton of these books at the insistence of my friend who was much like you, clearly convinced that there was something going on and we should all learn about it.
Fact is those books are poorly researched, generally make a wild leap early on then continue with this false assumption, never quite proving anything unless you believe the wild leap at the start.
You want to prove something, then it should be able to do it with reputable sources. Solid facts. Indisputable history.
Instead its supposition, this one guy says and if you believe him and then you believe this guy, and you beleive this guys interpretation of history then really the lizards are in control.
Well I don't believe that guy, and there is no reason I should, he generally is saying what he is saying to sell you a book, it wouldn't be a very good book if he said, there is no conspiracy, on page 1. So no, he has alterior motives, unless the evidence he produces is actually compelling, I am inclined to dismiss him.
beesonthewhatnow
going deaf for a living
There is no point, they will be exactly like all the other CT shite - badly done, no real facts, and based on paranoid delusion.zArk said:
Back up your assertions with facts, evidence and rational argument, not idiots trying to flog a book.
editor
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For the last time. Either present a condensed, coherent argument that isn't made up of nothing more than a hotchpotch of random links or give it up.zArk said:
Expecting people to trawl through endless videos, dubious sites and random articles to get some idea of whatever it is you're banging on about is not acceptable.
So stop it, please.
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