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Dennis P. McMahon is a writer, editor, and attorney living in Brooklyn, New York.
After experiencing what he would later describe as spontaneous mystical events, Dennis became deeply involved in seeking explanations thru shamanism, past-life regressions, communications with the dead, and the like. Part of his process is to share what he has perceived and learned, reflecting the tradition of sharing practiced for thousands of years among members of indigenous societies who recognize that the sharing of mystical experiences benefits the human condition.
Originally posted by CameronFox
Back to the drawing board truthers. You failed.... again.
posted by CameronFox
Back to the drawing board truthers. You failed.... again.
posted by _BoneZ_
Gotta love the continued attacks from the debunker camp. All you can do is attack instead of refute the evidence.
Your lack of respect for the victims' families, the first responders, and the survivors, tells us everything we need to know about you.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Your lack of respect for the victims' families, the first responders, and the survivors, tells us everything we need to know about you.
Originally posted by CameronFox
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Your lack of respect for the victims' families, the first responders, and the survivors, tells us everything we need to know about you.
We have been over this before:
How many first responders are on the list?
How many victims family members are on the list?
How many survivors?
Your appeal to emotion and poisoning of the well are obvious signs that you agree that once again the TM has failed.
Originally posted by CameronFox
Three responses. Not one on topic.
This shown the knowledge (or lack there of) that the truth movement has in regards to reality. It proves another epic fail of the the TM.
This thread is regarding the failure of NYCCAN petition and the idiot they retained for their legal venture. The NYCCAN is just another group that is looking for money. Similar to that of Richard Gage I assume... know what I mean, "Mr. Sustaining Member?"
Originally posted by XXXN3O
You started a thread that displayed everything that SPreston and _BoneZ_ pointed out.
Finally your latest reply shows just how selfish you really are too think that everyone has to focus on you.
Originally posted by CameronFox
Originally posted by XXXN3O
You started a thread that displayed everything that SPreston and _BoneZ_ pointed out.
I pointed out that the NYCCAN petition failed,and failed in a major way. Is that a crime?
Finally your latest reply shows just how selfish you really are too think that everyone has to focus on you.
Not on me, Cowboy, the topic. Now, unless you have something to share regarding the failure of NYCCAN, run along.
Originally posted by XXXN3O
Who mentioned you commiting [sic] a crime? Are you feeling guilty now after what you posted?
posted by _BoneZ_
Your lack of respect for the victims' families, the first responders, and the survivors, tells us everything we need to know about you.
posted by CameronFox
How many first responders are on the list?
How many victims family members are on the list?
How many survivors?
Originally posted by SPreston
I already posted that CameronFox and you know it don't you?
Lots of them are signatories,
and as the 1st responders recover after being targeted for years with gag orders
You stayed clear of that thread didn't you CameronFox? I wonder why?
Originally posted by prepare4it777
2) You make the claims that this event happened due to their choice of legal representation. If you bothered to do any research at all you would see that they retained legal representation after the petition was declined, for their future court date in August.
posted by CameronFox
How many first responders are on the list?
How many victims family members are on the list?
How many survivors?
posted by SPreston
I already posted that CameronFox and you know it don't you?
posted by CameronFox
Sorry, no I didn't.
posted by SPreston
Lots of them are signatories,
posted by CameronFox
Can you point out a few please?
posted by SPreston
You stayed clear of that thread didn't you CameronFox? I wonder why?
Was it because the thread was posted by a NYPD 1st responder?
posted by CameronFox
If you started the thread, it is obvious why I stood clear of it. You parrot the same lines over and over. You post the same slogans over and over. Sorry Preston...your act got old a long time ago.
CARSON CITY -- Three petitions signed by an estimated 130,000 registered voters and backed by Las Vegas Sands Inc. cannot appear on the November election ballot because their circulators did not follow the signature collection law, the Nevada Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
The 7-0 decision kills two petitions that would have given voters a chance to decide whether to divert some room tax money from the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority to state education, transportation and public safety programs.
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The third petition would have let voters decide whether to require a two-thirds vote requirement for ballot questions that seek to raise taxes.
The petition gathering effort was bankrolled by Sands Chairman Sheldon Adelson whose convention operations compete with the publicly funded convention authority.
Former state Controller Steve Martin, who led the effort to put the room tax petitions on the ballot, said the real losers are the voters.
"There were mistakes made on all sides, from the secretary of state on down, but the real losers are the Nevada voters," he said. "We had 130,000 voters sign the petitions. We are disenfranchising 130,000 voters."
While the new law was designed to prevent fraud, Martin said he and his circulators never were accused of fraud.
Martin hopes to circulate the same petitions in 2010 if he can find financial backing.
Originally posted by jprophet420
I have an on topic response.
Its a lot of work, and if you think it's an "epic fail" maybe you should look into some of the things that started out as a petition that failed the first time around.
posted by CameronFox
The NYC response to the NYCCAN Petition drive was not a favorable one for the truthers. It seems thousands of the signatures they collected were not valid. This was only one of several problems with their requests. They have filed an appeal, but it appears that too will be shot down. Here is the two page letter from the city clerk outlining the flawed petition: