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Originally posted by samkent
reply to post by septic
We went to war over this stuff. People are still dying, so it's kind of important.
Mislabeling an item in an exhibit is not that important.
You have been shown to be wrong. Accept it graciously lest people form an unfavorable opinion of you and your beliefs.
Let it go.
The police fabricated a story about "fires so intense the concrete melted". Ever hear of not shooting the messenger?
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by septic
The police fabricated a story about "fires so intense the concrete melted". Ever hear of not shooting the messenger?
Because so far the "messenger" has yet to prove his case, meaning the only person here spewing libel is the poster.
Also, I don't think the courts have yet finally decided whether something on the internet is libel or slander. Some are arguing that due to the immeadiacy of the internet that it is more in line with slander than printed media.
So tell me, why would the fires in WTC6 be so hot they melted concrete?
Is that the kind of mistake that any police department has ever made before?
I'm betting the German police who investigated the Reichstag fire never thought of that one, huh?
Originally posted by samkent
Since septic knows that he cannot possibly know what was in the minds of the NYPD.
We must conclude that septic is intentionally lying to us.
As opposed to be simply mistaken.
Originally posted by septic
I take it you like to hang your hat on the incompetence angle.
Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
Originally posted by septic
I take it you like to hang your hat on the incompetence angle.
I've met quite a lot of policemen and I've met quite a lot of Americans, and incompetence would certainly be the term I'd jump to first. Certainly in front of "every single one of them involved in a silent plot to take over the world".
Originally posted by paperface
Some people just cant let go of their comfy fuzzy image of 911 can they?
I doubt one person in a 100 doesnt think the whole thing was set up in the uk!Its even written about in the papers.
Originally posted by bluemooone2
Originally posted by septic
reply to post by bluemooone2
The NYPD did an amazing job that day and afterwards.
A fine job spreading ridiculous lies. What else did they lie about?
Quite a bit, it seems.
False Fronts For A False Flag
Please dont get me wrong here when I say the NYPD im referring more to the blue shirt ones.I would never trust anyone in the NYPD wearing a white one.
That said , you may actually want to listen to that interview that I linked .
It may hold a few facts that you have never heard before.
....most of them were just doing their jobs as usual, and none of them ever considered the towers would collapse...
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by septic
....most of them were just doing their jobs as usual, and none of them ever considered the towers would collapse...
You seem to have this tendancy to make broad sweeping assumptions, I think hoping no one will challenge them and they will evolve somehow or another into "facts". How do you know that NO ONE on the NYPD ever considered the possibility that the towers would collapse?
I listened to the radio broadcast and repeated what was said.
Since the police lied, or at best were horribly incompetent, should any of their evidence be considered valid?
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by septic
I listened to the radio broadcast and repeated what was said.
No you didn't. You stated that no one in the NYPD thought the building would collapse. So unless you interviewed everyone in the NYPD on 9/11/2001 then you are lying. There was no mention of a radio broadcast.
Since the police lied, or at best were horribly incompetent, should any of their evidence be considered valid?
You still haven't proved either statement - and have been caught lying, so I think I'll accept the word of the person who presented the placard at the memorial over something you wrote on the internet.
They say that there is no honor amongst theives, doesn’t seem to be much amongst cops either…
A former NYPD narcotics detective snared in a corruption scandal testified it was common practice to fabricate drug charges against innocent people to meet arrest quotas.
The bombshell testimony from Stephen Anderson is the first public account of the twisted culture behind the false arrests in the Brooklyn South and Queens narc squads, which led to the arrests of eight cops and a massive shakeup.
Anderson, testifying under a cooperation agreement with prosecutors, was busted for planting coc aine, a practice known as “flaking,” on four men in a Queens bar in 2008 to help out fellow cop Henry Tavarez, whose buy-and-bust activity had been low.
“Tavarez was … was worried about getting sent back [to patrol] and, you know, the supervisors getting on his case,” he recounted at the corruption trial of Brooklyn South narcotics Detective Jason Arbeeny.
“I had decided to give him [Tavarez] the drugs to help him out so that he could say he had a buy,” Anderson testified last week in Brooklyn Supreme Court.
Not only did he speak about this specific incident, Anderson went on to throw other supervisors and higher-ups under the speeding bus as well.
Anderson worked in the Queens and Brooklyn South narcotics squads and was called to the stand at Arbeeny’s bench trial to show the illegal conduct wasn’t limited to a single squad.
“Did you observe with some frequency this … practice which is taking someone who was seemingly not guilty of a crime and laying the drugs on them?” Justice Gustin Reichbach asked Anderson.
“Yes, multiple times,” he replied.
The judge pressed Anderson on whether he ever gave a thought to the damage he was inflicting on the innocent.
“It was something I was seeing a lot of, whether it was from supervisors or undercovers and even investigators,” he said.
“It’s almost like you have no emotion with it, that they attach the bodies to it, they’re going to be out of jail tomorrow anyway; nothing is going to happen to them anyway.”
Is there any redeeming quality to this guy dropping dime on his former fellow officers or is he just a rat, snitch, stool pigeon??
Originally posted by septic
Call me crazy (get in line), but aren't most of the worlds' ills set up in the UK?