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Originally posted by janasstar
reply to post by 11Bravo
Yeah, what happened to the OP? Anybody know? Infiltr8tu had posts on some of my other threads, and they are gone. It kinda makes me look like I'm talking to myself. Hope my psychiatrist doesn't see that!
Originally posted by angryamerican
I have talked to people that were there.
You saw the proof you heard the proof yet you refuse to believe it
Some times things have to be believed to be seen.
So rather then me trying to prove anything to you, why don't you do some actual research and prove it or dis-prove it for your self.
"As for Katrina it was a case of people threating the Volunteers who were there to help them."
Could I ask, what makes you think they bought the preachers? just asking.
Thats hearsay
Yeah, with me ALOT of times things have to be seen to be believed, which is what I think you meant.
In fact, my father always told me, he said "Son, believe none of what you hear and half of what you see".
Look man, I dont want to argue with you. You are obviously an angry American, its your name for petes sake.
But when you make claims like..
Originally posted by Vitchilo
Could I ask, what makes you think they bought the preachers? just asking.
Of course. Just read this and read the links: articles and documents proving US government buying/training preachers to quell dissent during martial law and also the last year report.
[edit on 5-9-2007 by Vitchilo]
A month later, a review of the available evidence now shows that some, though not all, of the most alarming stories that coursed through the city appear to be little more than figments of frightened imaginations, the product of chaotic circumstances that included no reliable communications, and perhaps the residue of the longstanding raw relations between some police officers and members of the public
Superintendent Compass, one of the few seemingly authoritative sources during the days after the storm, resigned Tuesday for reasons that remain unclear. His departure came just as he was coming under criticism from The New Orleans Times-Picayune, which had questioned many of his public accounts of extreme violence.]
What became clear is that the rumor of crime, as much as the reality of the public disorder, often played a powerful role in the emergency response. A team of paramedics was barred from entering Slidell, across Lake Pontchartrain from New Orleans, for nearly 10 hours based on a state trooper's report that a mob of armed, marauding people had commandeered boats. It turned out to be two men escaping from their flooded streets, said Farol Champlin, a paramedic with the Acadian Ambulance Company
On another occasion, the company's ambulances were locked down after word came that a firehouse in Covington had been looted by armed robbers of all its water - a report that proved totally untrue, said Aaron Labatt, another paramedic
A contingent of National Guard troops was sent to rescue a St. Bernard Parish deputy sheriff who radioed for help, saying he was pinned down by a sniper. Accompanied by a SWAT team, the troops surrounded the area. The shots turned out to be the relief valve on a gas tank that popped open every few minutes, said Maj. Gen. Ron Mason of the 35th Infantry Division of the Kansas National Guard
Originally posted by Vitchilo
8. More and more troops (30%) are now illegal immigrants and gang members who don't care to fight americans, especially when they hate them and like the power to kill and torture civilians. They also have lower IQ than before, they hire police with 80 IQ, which is nearly retarded.
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