posted on Mar, 15 2007 @ 06:24 PM
Originally posted by sensfan
And of course a random woman running down the street is going to know there are bombs going off and they are waiting for another one.
Nothing here folks, move along ;-)
Don't be silly. Clearly the masterminds behind it planted random people in the streets to shout out exclamations about the bombs so as to give CTers
and opportunity to uncover the diabolical plot.
Remember, anyone who says anything even in passing that could imply a conspiracy means exactly what they say. It's only when something is said that
contradicts one that it can't be taken literally.
For example when the guy said Pull it.We know that that term does not mean to demolish a building with explosives, but we will simply overlook that
and not take it literally. But when it comes to the accusation that it meant to demolish the building, we will hold him to the letter on his use of
the word "it".
Or likewise if in an event anyone uses the term "explosions" it can only mean a bomb and absolutely nothing else. But in any non-conspiracy events
where someone uses the word "explosion" it can mean anything what so ever, bomb optional.
When Bush speaks, he is constantly misusing the english language with his Texas jargon and lack of ability to speak correctly. However when it comes
to implying a conspiracy such as claiming to see the first plane hit the WTC, he is an english professor who meant his words to be taken in an exact
literal sense instead of his Taxas jargon.
Sometimes it helps to make a flowchart.