lowtimedriver
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pilotyip said:FN, for the jeeze "Vietnam" crowd. We have no idea what the world would be like without the Vietnam War. For reasons unknown; you and I may be a beneficiary of the Vietnam War, we just don't know how it effected the world. Remember we were in a cold war with the Russia's for world domination, Vietnam, like Korea, was a hot spot in the cold war. Badly fought yes, unfortunate in its outcome probably. Don't join the Vietnam was a complete waste, we just don't know. BTW these terrorists want to die for their cause; it is our duty to kill as many of them as possible to fulfill their desires.
lowtimedriver said:They think when they die they get 80 virgins. I say let's speed up the process.
Please. The government couldn't even keep Clinton's blow-job in the oval office a secret. Dubya can't even button his own shirt. What makes you think for a moment they're capable of something like staging 9-11?waverider said:There's no question about...
dseagrav said:Please. The government couldn't even keep Clinton's blow-job in the oval office a secret. Dubya can't even button his own shirt. What makes you think for a moment they're capable of something like staging 9-11?
Because they're done by Lockheed or Boeing and not the government.big_al said:explain how black programs stay black then?
dseagrav said:Because they're done by Lockheed or Boeing and not the government.
gb2/bbig_al said:you fail
When it comes to murdering a few thousand of your own countrymen - YES.big_al said:so basically you are claiming the military is full of snitches
I take exception to your last comment, “I realize you despise the U.S. Gov't.” That is your opinion, and you are can think what you like. I am proud of this country and what it stands for, just as much as much as any other law abiding citizen of our nation is. But, I will not just blindly accept whatever is information is fed to us, like sheep in a paddock, when I see that there is sufficient evidence that calls into question the official version of the events that transpired. I don’t have all the answers, but I do think a healthy dose of skepticism can be beneficial in certain instances to uncover truths about the world that we live in. We’d still be living very much in the dark ages if it were not for the inquisitive minds of scientists and scholars of the past utilizing paradigms such as this and seeking out the truth; and we should not stop now because of convenience. Our civilization could not have advanced as far as it has without the questioning minds that went against the grain of popular opinion. Were it not for that you may not have had the luxury of arguing your position today over an electronic mass communications medium that is the internet. A case in point is Benjamin Franklin, who was a revolutionary thinker, questioner, and philosopher who dared to question the established consensus. He was also a scientist that discovered electricity and who also happened to be one of the founding fathers of our great nation. Let’s not forget where we came fromGorilla said:It's Kid C back from the grave!
Let me turn the table... why do you choose to believe this outlandish fabrication that it was a govt conspiracy when the overwhelming evidence points to a solo al-quaeda operation?
Ponder this - if the idea is a "pretext to go to war, get the oil" - why not release some nerve agent at a mall or sporting event. Clean, simple, and massive casualties, with a low likelihood of being caught.
Next, the gov't investigators "link" the nerve agent to al quaeda, and further determine that it was supplied by Iraq. Score! Instant afghan and Iraq war, just like we have now, without the ridiculous, complex, and risky act of faking multiple hijackings, and loading the towers (undetected) with what would have to be tens of thousands of pounds of explosives.
The conspiracy loons point to the pancake-style of implosion on the towers as "proof." Don't you think they'd have placed the explosives sloppily and in such a way that the towers would tip over rather than implode? More realistic, greater casualties?
Give it a rest. It wasn't a conspiracy of the U.S. gov't or those evil jewish bankers. In case you didn't know, a lot of Jews died that day. They didn't have secret knowledge.
Gorilla said:It's Kid C back from the grave!
Let me turn the table... why do you choose to believe this outlandish fabrication that it was a govt conspiracy when the overwhelming evidence points to a solo al-quaeda operation?
Ponder this - if the idea is a "pretext to go to war, get the oil" - why not release some nerve agent at a mall or sporting event. Clean, simple, and massive casualties, with a low likelihood of being caught.
Next, the gov't investigators "link" the nerve agent to al quaeda, and further determine that it was supplied by Iraq. Score! Instant afghan and Iraq war, just like we have now, without the ridiculous, complex, and risky act of faking multiple hijackings, and loading the towers (undetected) with what would have to be tens of thousands of pounds of explosives.
The conspiracy loons point to the pancake-style of implosion on the towers as "proof." Don't you think they'd have placed the explosives sloppily and in such a way that the towers would tip over rather than implode? More realistic, greater casualties?
Give it a rest. It wasn't a conspiracy of the U.S. gov't or those evil jewish bankers. In case you didn't know, a lot of Jews died that day. They didn't have secret knowledge.