I saw this video from a signature link from the member PuRe EnErGy. It led me to this website www.mindmankind.com...
it this video that was right there on the front page. More then anything I find this amusing.., i mean, wow! I think the guy is talking about in
emergeny of "terrorists", a disease outbreak, and a "hostile" alien invasion. It's hard to tell because every other thing he says is
"classified". I like the part where he pauses and says like "jesus".. Even he is saying what the hell is all this?
Well at least they got a plan, hopefully it's a good one...
wow that is strange! we need more info on this ,whats the number of the bill? any info on the dude in the vid, when was this filmed and was it
passed.
true it looks a little funny,i kept hearing teletubbies when he said classified.
but im sure im right in saying everyone here agrees theres more chance of a alien attack,a comet impact or a killer flu outbreak then rampaging killer
tellytubbies.
and if its worth changing your bill of rights and affecting upto 80% of the US then damb this must be serious!
You have to keep project 'Blue Beam' in mind when you see something like that. They are planting a scenario in our head. The Fema camps
are all ready for us. That is the scary thing. Death camps! Be brave enough to see what is right there in front of our eyes. Another scary thing is
the thought that 20 million americans could be carted off and noone would care. That is a real possibility.
my mind doesnt want to do that at all,i have no idea of the difference between the 2 anyway,hoax this maybe, and if John haller doesnt exist who is
the guy im looking at?
im calling hoax on this one simply google his name and you will find many sources that will debunk this vid. however it does make you think before you
find out the truth
Who in the world would go to all that exoense? Just for a hoax? unreal. I want to see the proof it is a hoax, and I will read all the links in a
moment..but my initial reaction was outrage and only reading a few posts that it is a hoax stopped me from getting worked up..if it is a hoax, and
probably it is, then I want to know who is behind it and their motivation and funding. unreal..
I don't know what's funnier, the video or the people who refuse to believe it's not real and demand proof that it's not real when it's already
been stated that it's from the comedy website The Onion. Also on the videos YouTube page it says "this was a product of Onion.com".
in all honesty, and their defense (as well as mine lol since I fell for it until I read further), it was a little hard for me to see the O-span logo
since it was covered behing the YouTube logo on the corner. So I can see how it can be easy to misinterpret this video.
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So members of ATS and -(classified)-, I'd just like to -(classified)- and to point out -(classified)- -(classified)- and -(classified)- is nothing
more then fake -(classified)-.
wow, that is hilarious. But it does not seem like he is actually saying this if you go back to the footage. it looks like he is saying something
entirely different, or unless i am bugging out.
The Onion is a satire web site. They have lots of hilarious videos there. The most recent one ("Make A Wish Foundation Bankrupted when Child Wishes
for Infinite Wishes") is particularly good.