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Originally posted by VicRH
that was pretty funny, thanks for posting.
Do the governments rely on people's ability to not care enough to question the official story?
IMO they are counting on it!
Originally posted by Fowl Play
There is already multiple threads on this subject.
Originally posted by GwionX
WOW! NoT OnE PeRsOn KnEw!!!!
"The evil Gubment' is counting on those dumb people to not ask questions."
This is why gullible people get tricked so easily, so often-- not by the government, but by their own lapses in logic.
I bet they asked many people those three questions all day long. I am also willing to bet *most* got those questions correct.
Of course that doesn't make for entertaining television --does it.
Person after person answering those questions correctly, then there is that one that doesn't know $#!t.
The whole premise of shows like that are to ask people ridiculously easy questions (ones that most EVERYONE knows the answer) and then laugh at the ignorance of those that missed the bus.
Of course the 9/11 twoofers get a golden opportunity to say: "see, just look at those sheeple, tisk, tisk," and give themselves a big pat on the back for being so unsheeplelike,
Originally posted by AnAbsoluteCreation
There have been many studies indicating the density comparisons for higher educated states. Take a guess which catagory the RED STATES are always in. So while you can create and independent position for yourself to stand, the other majority of believers wouldn't understand there was danger.
This is why gullible people get tricked so easily, so often-- not by the government, but by their own lapses in logic.
I bet they asked many people those three questions all day long. I am also willing to bet *most* got those questions correct.
Of course that doesn't make for entertaining television --does it.
Person after person answering those questions correctly, then there is that one that doesn't know $#!t.
The whole premise of shows like that are to ask people ridiculously easy questions (ones that most EVERYONE knows the answer) and then laugh at the ignorance of those that missed the bus.
Of course the 9/11 twoofers get a golden opportunity to say: "see, just look at those sheeple, tisk, tisk," and give themselves a big pat on the back for being so unsheeplelike,
Originally posted by GwionX
From this it is simple to deduce that the 9/11 Ct's are predominately built on speculation and agenda. Where as the logical mind bases findings on fact and credibility.
Originally posted by GwionX
Of course the 9/11 twoofers get a golden opportunity to say: "see, just look at those sheeple, tisk, tisk," and give themselves a big pat on the back for being so unsheeplelike, instead of thinking for a second about the multitude of people that answered the questions correctly, and were edited out of the TV segment.
Originally posted by AnAbsoluteCreation
I saw this video and something hit me... I personally do not believe the official story, yet I could speak for hours about the intricate details of 9/11 and all the anomolies and suspect points of reference on that day. Sure I can't provide any indisputable evidence that a the government hasn't tossed out a flimsy excuse to cover, but nonetheless I have mounds of information from that day.
[edit on 8-6-2007 by AnAbsoluteCreation]
Originally posted by Zarniwoop
Now this is freaky...
Sorry. Couldn't resist
Asking, "Which State is Smartest?" Morgan Quinto compiled information based on 21 factors and concluded that Massachusetts is the most cerebral state in the union. But even more intriguing, according to projected electoral votes for 2004, Kerry is ahead in 9 in 10 of America’s smartest states, while Bush leads in but one, Montana, which, by many accounts, is Ted Kaczynski crazy.
As of this writing, this is how the candidates fare in the country's top ten "smart states":
1) Massachusetts -- Kerry, strong lead
2) Vermont – Kerry, strong lead
3) Connecticut – Kerry, strong lead
4) Montana – Bush, strong lead
5) New Jersey -- Kerry, strong lead
6) Maine – Kerry, barely leads
7) Pennsylvania – Kerry, weak lead
8) Wisconsin – Kerry, barely leads
9) Iowa – Kerry, barely leads
10) New York – Kerry, strong lead
There are holes in this theory, of course. Hawaii and California strongly back Kerry, for instance, even though their education standards leave much to be desired. On the other hand, it could be that smart people simply move to Hawaii and California after being educated elsewhere.