Yossarian
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Prole said:Acts of terrorism in the name of Islam is what I was asked. Now acts of terrorism on a massive scale in the name of profits I have witnessed.
That doesn't answer my question, or even make sense as a sentence.
Prole said:Acts of terrorism in the name of Islam is what I was asked. Now acts of terrorism on a massive scale in the name of profits I have witnessed.
Like what, please?Prole said:Yes to the shitty agendas, although I believe that there are forces behind governments.
Prole said:I don't think it has been proved yet that the one (ONE) image from Luton hasn't been photoshopped. It is still possibly fake. On the other hand if the sequence of images from 7th July were released (as they have been for the 28/6) we'd have a better idea.
I think I did ask why you thought we hadn't seen these and if you were content to accept one image miles from London as judge and jury? I can't remember you answering that.
Prole said:Acts of terrorism in the name of Islam is what I was asked. Now acts of terrorism on a massive scale in the name of profits I have witnessed.
Any as important to the official report into 7th July as this one (ONE) image?Yossarian said:The same thing applies to every other image taken since Photoshop came into existence.
So what Photoshop experts have you approached for their opinion on this one (ONE) image?Prole said:Any as important to the official report into 7th July as this one (ONE) image?
Thanks for finding this quote for me saved me looking this up:nino_savatte said:It's the best I could do at such short notice but needless to say, we are not sliding towards fascism...authoritarianism maybe but fascism, no.
It's complacency and love of the status-quo. Yep that's exactly what I find here amongst some U75 posters.2. Fascism is an extreme measure taken by the middle classes to forestall lower-working class revolution; it thrives on the weakness of the middle classes. It accomplishes this by embracing the middle-class' love of the status-quo, its complacency and its fears of: TOP
Prole said:Thanks for finding this quote for me saved me looking this up:
It's complacency and love of the status-quo. Yep that's exactly what I find here amongst some U75 posters.
Prole said:It's complacency and love of the status-quo. Yep that's exactly what I find here amongst some U75 posters.
Why don't you answer my question about why we haven't been shown a sequence from Luton & KX similar to the one we are shown of 28/6. That'd make a change, you answering questions or perhaps you could change your tag from editor to Grand Inquisitor.editor said:So what Photoshop experts have you approached for their opinion on this one (ONE) image?
And why did you downgrade your opinion about the one (ONE) image emphatically being 'Photoshopped' to 'possibly'?
What evidence made you change your opinion about this one (ONE) (1) (uno) image?
No - I am not talking aboht the tube trains.Prole said:I have attempted to trace the drivers of each of these 3 trains, the Aldgate train-driver remains a mystery. I totally agree with you, an investigative journalist should take up these issues, and if you were to please add it here: <spam deleted: editor> . We'd be pleased to hear from you.
People accept major flaws and lack of evidence + complacency = slide towards fascism. Now that's a possibility.Yossarian said:People think you're an idiot = complaceny = fascism?
Now I see where got your white carrier bag = government conspiracy leap of logic from...
The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or military consequences of the lie. It thus becomes vitally important for the State to use all of its powers to repress dissent, for the truth is the mortal enemy of the lie, and thus by extension, the truth becomes the greatest enemy of the State. – Dr. Joseph M. Goebbels, Nazi minister of propaganda
jæd said:I think you might be incorrect there. I much prefer cute ickle hedgehogs...!
Prole said:People accept major flaws and lack of evidence + complacency = slide towards fascism. Now that's a possibility.
What was it that Goebbels said about telling lies?
And with that last thought I bid goodbye.In times of universal deceit telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act.
Damn right!Prole said:It's complacency and love of the status-quo.
No, I have just explained how an initial mistake can be repeated mindlessly by lots of other sources who are all using the initial information.Jazzz said:TeeJay, you've just explained how easy it is for a massive lie to be planted by some very few people, and then propagated by the entire apparatus of state unknowingly.
People repeating a flawed bit of information is in no way the same as a "cover up".Next time someone says 'such a cover-up would take thousands of people' I shall refer them to your post here.
It is well documented that the policy was put in place *before* 7/7.Prole said:...Surely not, it was in the wake of the new phenomenon of home-grown suicide-bombers methinks...
Prole said:I don't think it has been proved yet that the one (ONE) image from Luton hasn't been photoshopped. It is still possibly fake. On the other hand if the sequence of images from 7th July were released (as they have been for the 28/6) we'd have a better idea.
The point is that "media management" is just the information end of things.Jazzz said:It requires no active measures TeeJay. Once a lie is taken as the official line, witnesses with contrary evidence simply get ignored and awkward evidence gets shelved. It just happens. The people doing it don't have to be aware of any grand cover-up. They just fit into the lie.
Prole said:It's complacency and love of the status-quo. Yep that's exactly what I find here amongst some U75 posters.
Prole said:Thanks for finding this quote for me saved me looking this up:
It's complacency and love of the status-quo. Yep that's exactly what I find here amongst some U75 posters.
Prole said:And to counterbalance Goebbels, a bit of Orwell:
And with that last thought I bid goodbye.
Jazzz said:Once a lie is taken as the official line, witnesses with contrary evidence simply get ignored and awkward evidence gets shelved. It just happens. The people doing it don't have to be aware of any grand cover-up. They just fit into the lie.
Yossarian said:Sounds like the way most of the conspiracy websites out there operate - anything that smashes people's pet theories into dust is clearly just part of the Big Lie that everyone but the brave truth-seekers are swallowing.
Well, I thought from the thread you might have gathered what I was talking about. But from your response it is clear to me that you are not willing to consider the possibility that four guys who were not part of a grand state conspiracy went to London and set off some bombs. Have you considered opening your mind to this possibility? And why is the demand for evidence so much more rigourous for the "four guys" theory than for the state conspiracy theory?Prole said:Yes to the shitty agendas, although I believe that there are forces behind governments.
I also believe that acts of 'terrorism' are carried out by groups pursuing a political agenda ie IRA ETA etc. I do not know what acts would be carried out in the name of 'Islam' or if in fact any ever have been.