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Originally posted by truthseeka
Our govt has ADMITTEDLY planned terror attacks in the past to get the public behind war- Operation Northwoods, PNAC documents
Originally posted by truthseeka
Our govt has ADMITTEDLY allowed attacks to happen despite having prior knowledge to get the public behind war- Pearl Harbor, the USS Liberty attack
Originally posted by truthseeka
Our govt has ADMITTEDLY staged events to get the public behind war - Gulf of Tonkin
Originally posted by truthseeka
And, finally and most damning, our govt HAS ACTUALLY CARRIED OUT TERROR ATTACKS BEFORE - Operation Gladio, terror attacks in Iran in the 1950s, the events in Nicaragua, the events at Waco, the OKC bombing, WTC attack 1 in '93
Originally posted by truthseeka
With all this- the plans, the facilitated attacks, the actual carrying out of attacks- who do you think detectives would pin 9/11 on (assuming they're not with the crooks)? Who would YOU pin this on, based on the above?
Originally posted by HowardRoark
First of all the behavior patterns of this fictitious individual are also fictitious. Human behavior is a little too complex to be simplified like that.
Secondly you are trying to compare the behavior patterns of an individual to that of an organization. I am not an expert in the psychology of organizational behavior, and I doubt that you are too.
Originally posted by truthseeka
Our govt has ADMITTEDLY allowed attacks to happen despite having prior knowledge to get the public behind war- Pearl Harbor, the USS Liberty attack
Again, typical revisionist history. There has never been any evidence that the U.S. government had anything to do with “allowing: the Japanese to attack Pearl Harbor. The insistence that we did is based on the racial stereotyping that the Japanese were incapable of planning and carrying out a successful mission without the “white man” finding out about it.
The Gulf of Tonkin incident wasn’t staged, the North Vietnamese actually attacked our ships.
Such wide claims without any proof.
Originally posted by truthseeka
With all this- the plans, the facilitated attacks, the actual carrying out of attacks- who do you think detectives would pin 9/11 on (assuming they're not with the crooks)? Who would YOU pin this on, based on the above?
How about the organization that has made it its mission to destroy the U.S.?
Originally posted by HowardRoark
Yes, the codes were broken, but that doesn’t nessessarily mean that we knew about the pending attack.
When the fleet set sail on prior to the attack itself, they observed strict radio silence.
The idea that Roosevelt knew of the attack before it happened is a long standing myth, that has been debunked numerous times and I will not get into it here.
As for the similarities and differenced between individual and organizational behavior, this is a fairly complicated field.
Since you claim to know about it, where did you study it?
Can you reference any specific studies or works that support the claim that group behavior can mimic the behavior of an arsonist?
22 Nov (´41). - Tokyo said to Ambassador Nomura in Washington about extending the deadline for negotiations to November 29: "...this time we mean it, that the deadline absolutely cannot be changed. After that things are automatically going to happen."
CIA Director Allen Dulles told people after the war that US was warned in mid-November 1941 that the Japanese Fleet had sailed east past Tokyo Bay and was going to attack Pearl Harbor. CIA FOIA
23 Nov. - JN25 order - "The first air attack has been set for 0330 hours on X-day." (Tokyo time or 8 A.M. Honolulu time)
25 Nov. - British decrypted the Winds setup message sent Nov. 19. The US decoded it Nov. 28. It was a J-19 Code message that there would be an attack and that the signal would come over Radio Tokyo as a weather report - rain meaning war, east (Higashi) meaning US.
25 Nov. - Secretary of War Stimson noted in his diary "FDR stated that we were likely to be attacked perhaps as soon as next Monday." FDR asked: "the question was how we should maneuver them into the position of firing the first shot without too much danger to ourselves. In spite of the risk involved, however, in letting the Japanese fire the first shot, we realized that in order to have the full support of the American people it was desirable to make sure that the Japanese be the ones to do this so that there should remain no doubt in anyone's mind as to who were the aggressors."