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originally posted by: XtheMadnessNow
Ha, word! "Here's the classified information that the FBI was looking for."
originally posted by: Justoneman
Turning sand to glass for miles in diameter in India could have been a volcano, but the written record implies that Nukes were used, and civilization destroyed.
originally posted by: XtheMadnessNow
a reply to: guidedbyblake
Just raising awareness is all. One only has to research Flynn's background to see the (old) game. Players wanted.
originally posted by: daskakik
originally posted by: cimmerius
But the conventional explanation, or non-explanation, dismissing it all as an accident, also has its weaknesses, as people have pointed out.
And that is where some people really stretch things to make them fit. It is what I have been saying all along throughout these threads, people shoehorn things.
originally posted by: cimmerius
originally posted by: daskakik
originally posted by: cimmerius
But the conventional explanation, or non-explanation, dismissing it all as an accident, also has its weaknesses, as people have pointed out.
And that is where some people really stretch things to make them fit. It is what I have been saying all along throughout these threads, people shoehorn things.
That is absolutely true. But shoehorning can work both ways.
In interpreting ambiguous events, some people here always take the alternative position, with eyes closed to anything else.
You seem to always take the conventional position, with eyes closed to anything else. Or maybe I should correct that. You seem to always take the position of critiquing specific details of the alternative position, sometimes justly. But as an exercise, it would be interesting to see you apply your considerable intellect to finding flaws in the conventional narratives with an equal rigor. You could if you tried.
I believe the truth doesn't have a position.
If the answers were always one way or the other, we would have sorted that out by now.
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originally posted by: cimmerius
But as an exercise, it would be interesting to see you apply your considerable intellect to finding flaws in the conventional narratives with an equal rigor. You could if you tried.
It is really quite simple if you just listen to him.
Now say it with me.
There are no pedos in Hollywood.
There are no international pedo investigations that could ever relate to Hollywood.
originally posted by: daskakik
a reply to: Nevercompromise
Either way, I don't ignore that fact and I was pointing out that without proof of specific instances/people it is just an accusation with nowhere to land.
The post is here and it was obvious that the context was you telling people that it would make it easier if people just allowed me to tell them how to think and part of that was:
It is really quite simple if you just listen to him.
Now say it with me.
There are no pedos in Hollywood.
There are no international pedo investigations that could ever relate to Hollywood.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
So you were telling people to listen to what I was saying (sarcastically, of course) and now you are saying you never said I said that? So, how do people listen to something I never said?
originally posted by: Nevercompromise
I did imply it from using one of your own tools i.e. a straw man.
im·ply
/imˈplī/
verb
strongly suggest the truth or existence of (something not expressly stated).
originally posted by: SouthernGift
originally posted by: XtheMadnessNow
a reply to: guidedbyblake
Just raising awareness is all. One only has to research Flynn's background to see the (old) game. Players wanted.
Players & prayers
At goats they stare
Underground lairs
Fibonacci stairs
A world aware
A covid scare
Wheat and tares
Crypto shares
The world prepares
Trumps hair
This.Thread. 🤣