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Your story, particularly the element of sportsmanship involved doesn't ring true to me.
Originally posted by Agent-ATS
On a side note ever notice how the US Armys helmets look almost identical to the german WW2 hlemets. that always trips me out.
Originally posted by Agent-ATS
It makes you wonder what is really going on in the world, when the army of the free world is trapezing around in Nazi helmets.
Originally posted by downunderET
reply to post by ipsedixit
Until we find the guys who installed the explosive charges, and then the guys who gave the orders, we are all going to have to swallow the BS.
Originally posted by praxis
Originally posted by notreallyalive
We got to the 9/11 facts a lot quicker than the JFK fiasco. Plus, the facts are obvious concerning 9/11 (explosives in the rubble, video of bldg 7 collapse). The problem is media and the Psychology behind the events.
There is more than enough evidence -- right now -- to bring an indictment via grand jury against Bush and Cheney. The problem is that there is not a single honest prosecutor in this entire country.
Bush/Cheney and Co are absolutely, positively, 100% guilty. Obama is covering up the government sponsored crimes of 9/11. Case closed.
As long as integrity does not exist in our government, this crime will go unpunished.
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