It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
Originally posted by Griff
Originally posted by jthomas
Here's where you're at: You say Darwin's conclusions are wrong. Then you say Darwin must accept your claims. And your claims are based on the "laws of physics." And Darwin must modify his conclusions according to your claims and the burden of proof is not on you to demonstrate your claims, because you have the "laws of physics" behind you.
Any questions?
Nope, no questions. You pretty much got it except you left out one important thing. Those laws and precedents have already been proven and reproven already. By far greater minds than my own, I might add.
Then we agree for once. Amazing.
[edit on 27-2-2008 by jthomas]
Originally posted by percievedreality
You stated, "I haven't yet seen a credible explaination why folk, who having no prior background for mass murder and treachery,"
Whoa, no prior background? As long as humans have inhabited the earth there have been power showdowns between them, aka wars. What do you think Pearl Harbor was, a real attack that could not have been avoided? No, just as the case for 9/11, the government CHOOSE not to hinder the attack but rather capitalize on it with the effects it had on the citizens of its' state. They know that people are willing to fight when they perceive a threat, otherwise they are normally peaceful. Take one for the "team" and then you have envoked a mental change in your following and can now do whatever you wish as their "leader" including leading them into battle under the false assumption that they are doing a duty in protecting you. People are way more easy to manipulate than you think!
As to you statement, "If they're really that powerful, why would they need to go to such lengths to creating a hoax?" Well, then I will respond by asking you a question. If they are really that powerful, then why do you think it would be "such a length" for them to go to in order to create the hoax? It would have been easy, especially if they knew it was coming and had time to figure out how to direct it to their liking. Let's play some war games...ensure the WTCs come down, make sure the Pentagon is also hit, etc, etc.
[edit on 26-2-2008 by percievedreality]
Originally posted by BlueRaja
There's a big difference in -"it could've happened this way" and "we have proof that it happened this way" though.
You'd still have to tear walls out to get to those support beams, which would be somewhat conspicuous.
How's this for a conspiracy- the original contractor that built the building used substandard steel/materials?
I don't have proof, but hey, it could've happened.
Originally posted by Sunsetspawn
And no, I'm not debating this subject anymore, I'm a cold, unfeeling ass and if I posted my true feelings about the subject both sides would hate me.
Originally posted by BlueRaja
Why would we need to be at war to feel like we're being protected? That's some crazy logic? Wouldn't we feel more protected if we weren't attacked, or at war?
Originally posted by BlueRaja
I don't believe there is a shadow government, or that they're that powerful. I do believe there are various special interests who are more or less influential in matters of domestic or foreign policy. Can people be manipulated- sure. I don't believe that on a mass scale you're gonna have a bunch of Derek Zoolanders trying to kill the Prime Minister of Malaysia when they here a song though. Manipulation isn't an exact science. Not everyone is susceptible/vulnerable to the same things, so having masses all reacting to the same things isn't gonna happen. Manipulating someone into treachery is very unlikely, unless you're blackmailing them over another pretty serious situation.
Originally posted by percievedreality
What makes people believe that our own government, having admitted to gross negligence and incompetence on their part surrounding the events of 9/11, didn't continue with this work ethic, again showing gross negligence and incompetence on their part, when they did their "investigations"? I see no evidence that they changed their ways.
Originally posted by Sunsetspawn
The poster in question is also completely failing to provide any actual argument, instead he simply asserts himself with 100% certainty and authority. The objective with this type of arguing is not to get a rational and inquisitive debator to perhaps view things more objectively and come to a rational conclusion, the objective is to slam shut an opening mind before it researches a subject too deeply.
To be fair, I've seen this type of arguing on both sides of not only this subject, but many others. However, the level of skill this poster is demonstrating leads me to believe he is a professional.
Originally posted by BlueRaja
What makes you so certain that our government was intent on going to war that they felt the need to kill 3,000 on our soil, to get the population on board? Prior to 9/11 did you have the same feeling about Republicans, the military, etc...in general? If there is indeed a shadow government, why didn't they conduct this type of operation under Clinton(as many here say he's buddies with the Bushes and part of the NWO too)?
Originally posted by BlueRaja
As far as taking leaps from special interests having some influence, to them being all powerful- well if I saw evidence of this it'd be helpful. I don't automatically assume that secret societies are sinister, or that being elite means one has ill will towards their countrymen. If the Rothschilds, Bilderbergs, members of the CFR, etc... were indeed up to no good, why is their existence even known? Wouldn't it be better if the unsuspecting masses had no idea about them? I'm more concerned about ideological differences than in club memberships.
Originally posted by percievedreality
Their existence is known simply because they have been around for a very long time. I beg to differ, "Wouldn't it be better if the unsuspecting masses had no idea about them?" Yes it would and that is actually the case. Go ask 10 random people if they know about the NWO, Rothschilds, Bilderbergs, members of the CFR, and I would bet probably 80% would have no knowledge of such things. Thus there is no revolt (as of yet) and their agenda makes progress unhindered.
Originally posted by BlueRaja
Being that their existence is known-albeit not commonly spoken about in day to day conversation, would it not stand to reason that if they were indeed up to sinister plots, that somebody(not CTers) might be interested in what exactly that might be?
Originally posted by BlueRaja
How much oil have we "taken" or kept others from having? I don't buy the conspiracy was so compartmentalized that nobody could possibly know if they were part of some plot. We aren't talking about folks without GEDs working in highly technical fields. These would've been experienced folks, that would notice things out of the ordinary, even in a training excercise.
I also know that the more complicated the plan, the more likely something's not gonna go as planned. I'm supposed to believe that they got it right on their first attempt, without any mistakes or anyone the wiser? Even brilliant military strategists can have a bad day, if luck isn't on their side.