Thank you for telling me how to think.krow said:You have to look at the fact there are more contractors in Iraq now than soldiers and agree with him.
Could you tell me what I fancy for lunch now please?
Thank you for telling me how to think.krow said:You have to look at the fact there are more contractors in Iraq now than soldiers and agree with him.
That cat looks, like, soooo happy!corporate whore said:
corporate whore said:
krow said:84% of the American people are not ignorant, or loons, or nuts, or fantasists.
Yes they fucking are. Get used to it.krow said:84% of the American people are not ignorant, or loons, or nuts, or fantasists.
No, i will because there is no reason to doubt it once you've read up on the topic. Which i have and which you haven't.krow said:Even though the majority of Americans, and especially New Yorkers, believe 9/11 was an inside job, CNN/HBO/MTV and the newspapers will stick to the state sponsored story, so that means you will too.
you must be jokingkrow said:So start here:
Heikki's wrong, the pattern of collapse is nothing like a controlled demolition. For more info search for a post i made on the topic.krow said:So start here:
debunking 911 said:In every photo and every video, you can see columns far outpacing the collapse of the building. Not only are the columns falling faster than the building but they are also falling faster than the debris cloud which is ALSO falling faster than the building. This proves the buildings fell well below free fall speed. That is, unless the beams had a rocket pointed to the ground.
Just look at any video you like and watch the perimeter columns.
from alpha centauri?Bob_the_lost said:At least one of your sources belives that the towers were destroyed with laser beams from space.
Source unspecified. I think the author of that particular paper was taken away and put back in their padded room at that point.Detroit City said:from alpha centauri?
"Religious studies"? Bwahahaha! You may as well ask the dustman's opinion, that's how relevent that clown's "expert" opinion is.krow said:Graeme MacQueen, PhD – Associate Professor of Religious Studies and founding Director, Centre for Peace Studies, McMaster University.
Does he believe in invisible explosives, vanishing planes, faked calls etc? I can't be arsed to check.Bob_the_lost said:Not quite true, Robert Bowman was indeed all the things claimed, however he's going for election so is automatically untrustworthy.
He believes that the US did it on purpose by the looks of things.editor said:Does he believe in invisible explosives, vanishing planes, faked calls etc? I can't be arsed to check.
He's another rabid God-squader too.Bob_the_lost said:He believes that the US did it on purpose by the looks of things.
Either way, I still can't fnd any remotely rational explanation why people searching for the 'truth' should place this one guy's rather peripheral and politically motivated opinion over the overwhelming body of expert contemporary analysis.Bowman is the founder and Presiding Archbishop of the United Catholic Church, an "independent Catholic fellowship" created in 1996 and held to be connected through apostolic succession to the Old Catholic Church.
Additionally, he is Executive Director of Christian Support Ministries.
editor said:"Religious studies"? Bwahahaha! You may as well ask the dustman's opinion, that's how relevent that clown's "expert" opinion is.
I can't even be arsed to look up the rest on that list, but I can guarantee that there'll be no leading experts in fields directly related the the claimed areas of expertise.