editor said:So are the Scientologists 'right' just because I haven't gone to one of their meetings?
Actually, i was asking pk, not you.
editor said:So are the Scientologists 'right' just because I haven't gone to one of their meetings?
i dunno, that sounds a bit like the 2billion smokers can't be wrong thing. The mnajority of people on the planet have religious beliefs which i consider every bit as unlikely as the most outlandish lizard theories, but i don't think the amount of folk believing something necesarrilly says much about the truth of stuff.editor said:Instead of posting up your endless fantasies about how you 'know' the truth without the need to read any media, perhaps you should consider why so few people on this planet go along with the conspiraloons.
Any idea, maaaaaaaaaaan?
editor said:Less of the personal abuse.
Just saw this. And my answer isbutchersapron said:There was no need for an "illuminating deconstruction of his post." (Though it's clear that you don't even undertstand what the term means - it means 'fuck me that's so obvious you didn't need to explain it' - see above point about not needing an " illuminating deconstruction of his post - deconstructing the point ruins the impact somewhat, given that half of it is posed against the length of the original words that provoked the reply) Fuck me!
Thanks though.
what action were you thinking of? i thought the main aim of these kind of campaigns was just spreading the word, which they seem to be acting on.october_lost said:By accident I went to the Manchester hearing and although it seemed a smorgsboard of odds and ends, there is certainly something to be questioned behind the official events around 9/11...theres free dvds knocking about...but frankly it pisses me off everyone wants to listen to silly arsed theories but know one wants to act
Damn right! That explains why after years of conspiraloons repeatedly posting up "the truth" here month after month after month, about 0.01% of the posters here have been persuaded by the fearsome 'arguments'!sparticus said:when enough people are aware of the evidence and then the extent to which this evidence has been withheld from the public there will be plenty of action.
actually I was thinking of action outside of the sense of the 9/11 stuff. Maybe activists should instead of having meetings, gathering etc they should host presentations on 'Small clique in charge and devastating the world' in the hope it attracts more people.neilh said:what action were you thinking of? i thought the main aim of these kind of campaigns was just spreading the word, which they seem to be acting on.
No argument about that hypothesis.october_lost said:'Small clique in charge and devastating the world'
sparticus said:when enough people are aware of the evidence and then the extent to which this evidence has been withheld from the public there will be plenty of action.
october_lost said:actually I was thinking of action outside of the sense of the 9/11 stuff. Maybe activists should instead of having meetings, gathering etc they should host presentations on 'Small clique in charge and devastating the world' in the hope it attracts more people.
Who says we are not? Who says that the only thing I (and others 9/11 campaigners) are involved in is 9/11.
I choose to focus on 9/11 because it is one way of demonstrating that a 'Small clique is in charge and devastating the world'. When you demonstrate the role this small clique has played in 9/11 then many other commonly held 'truths' will be similarly challenged
Something you've failed spectacularly to "demonstrate" in any credible way, despite posting up your bollocks here for years on end and holding "film premieres" exposing the truth to an audience of one.sparticus said:When you demonstrate the role this small clique has played in 9/11 then many other commonly held 'truths' will be similarly challenged
No mate, this is so silly, proving the 9/11 conspiracy as truth, would only have reformist effects at best, because its plainly only ever going to head towards a sub-committee which impeaches x, y and/or z.sparticus said:When you demonstrate the role this small clique has played in 9/11 then many other commonly held 'truths' will be similarly challenged
when enough people are aware of the evidence and then the extent to which this evidence has been withheld from the public there will be plenty of action.
Oh yes....Jo/Joe said:Yeah, they're gagging to hear about the pods. There'll be rioting that's for sure.
Where? Who are they?St Elsewhere said:In fact, it seems that the Jewish Board Patrol like to make their dreary, quibbling presence felt on this very board. (yawn)
editor said:Originally Posted by St Elsewhere
According to David Icke himself (realplayer) it was self-appointed censors at Jewish-supremacist pressure group - The Simon Wiesenthal Centre - who got him banned.
That much I can believe.
In fact, it seems that the Jewish Board Patrol like to make their dreary, quibbling presence felt on this very board. (yawn)
Where? Who are they?
Answer the question please, smart arse.St Elsewhere said:Poor Mister editor - just can't get no satisfaction
Seek and ye shall find....
Checks in the mail.editor said:I'm still waiting for my $200 9/11 Thread Binning payment from the CIA.
much as he may be, that link doesn't seem to refer to him at all - have you given the wrong address? or have i not realised something?(just as possible)october_lost said:
The recent discovery of Eustace Mullins scheduled speaking engagements in Toronto and Montreal bewilders Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies.
"The Center believes that one must seriously question the motivation of any organization that would choose to host such a speaker. Eustace Mullins has been writing Holocaust-denial, pro-Nazi, anti-Jewish, and racist propaganda for decades and often masks his anti-Semitism with a critique of the U.S. Federal Reserve. David Icke, who contends that Jews are descended from extraterrestrial lizards, will accompany Mullins, said Leo Adler, Director of National Affairs for the Friends of the Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies.
Mr. Adler continued, "The ludicrousness of having two speakers who contend such foolishness appear together makes one have to question the mindset of the organizers. It takes time, money, and effort to host such an event and so one must marvel at why any organization would expend resources to bring in and align themselves with such folly and inanity."
thanks, missed that first time round.FridgeMagnet said:er, this bit?
the chapter in john ronson's "them" on icke in canada is interesting, with him going back and forth between icke and the protestors; much as i don't agree wi icke, they come off worse by utterly misrepresenting him as an antisemite.fubert said:as far as i know icke has nothing against jews specifically. icke claims he's been hassled by the anti-nazi league because of some of the stuff he's written.
i think the anti-semetism thing comes up because he writes about the rothchilds and bilderbergs, who happen to be jewish families, but his stuff isn't based on their religion at all.
i'd personally like to see where he's shared a platform with the people mentioned above though.
neilh said:the chapter in john ronson's "them" on icke in canada is interesting, with him going back and forth between icke and the protestors; much as i don't agree wi icke, they come off worse by utterly misrepresenting him as an antisemite.
well you can get any number of weird conspiracy theories from some random caller; certainly there is a chance like with anyone that he has got different views from what he says, but i think it's a bit dodgy when folk try to infer that by talking about international bankers or lizards he's talking bout jews.fubert said:well some random caller who i heard on a radio show claimed that mossad reckon icke is part of some anti-semite agenda, which icke of course denied.