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MEDIA ROOTS — A mysterious pair of internet archivists who call themselves 'Neuro Linguistic Programming' started to upload what they claim is 'Part 1 of 40' of American mainstream media print publications from the day of 9/11 and the immediate weeks that followed. They plan to put up full issues of Time and Newsweek that are filled to the brim with blatant terrorist fearmongering and propaganda
We hope that they continue with this project, it's fascinating to say the least, and possible they will uncover something most journalists and researchers have completely forgotten.
'Part 1' gives us a look at a 'Terrorism Survival Guide,' an actual print magazine which was distributed and sold at grocery stores around the country.
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by maxella1
'Part 1' gives us a look at a 'Terrorism Survival Guide,' an actual print magazine which was distributed and sold at grocery stores around the country.
No it wasn't. Lie #1.
Originally posted by 4hero
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by maxella1
'Part 1' gives us a look at a 'Terrorism Survival Guide,' an actual print magazine which was distributed and sold at grocery stores around the country.
No it wasn't. Lie #1.
care to elaborate?
as time goes on more and more information comes to light, and the trolls/shills make themselves look more stupid by the day.. Good work.
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by maxella1
'Part 1' gives us a look at a 'Terrorism Survival Guide,' an actual print magazine which was distributed and sold at grocery stores around the country.
No it wasn't. Lie #1.
Originally posted by hooper
Originally posted by 4hero
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by maxella1
'Part 1' gives us a look at a 'Terrorism Survival Guide,' an actual print magazine which was distributed and sold at grocery stores around the country.
No it wasn't. Lie #1.
care to elaborate?
Never saw or heard of it until this link. Let alone in grocery stores around the country. Rubbish
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by maxella1
So? Prove it was in grocery stores all over the country. I live near a very large metro area on the East Coast. Never saw it in grocery stores. Never heard of it. Tell me how I missed it if it was in "grocery stores all over the country".
Originally posted by maxella1
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by maxella1
So? Prove it was in grocery stores all over the country. I live near a very large metro area on the East Coast. Never saw it in grocery stores. Never heard of it. Tell me how I missed it if it was in "grocery stores all over the country".
May be you don't go to grocery stores. How the hell should I know why you never heard of it? Hooper you need to prove it not me!
How about you list every single magazine that is for sale in every single grocery store today and then prove that you didn't miss any .
Originally posted by hooper
Originally posted by maxella1
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by maxella1
So? Prove it was in grocery stores all over the country. I live near a very large metro area on the East Coast. Never saw it in grocery stores. Never heard of it. Tell me how I missed it if it was in "grocery stores all over the country".
May be you don't go to grocery stores. How the hell should I know why you never heard of it? Hooper you need to prove it not me!
How about you list every single magazine that is for sale in every single grocery store today and then prove that you didn't miss any .
I need to prove what? That what you are saying is true? That's my burden? Prove it was in grocery stores all over the country. I never saw it. Never heard of it. Who published it? Who wrote it? Who printed it? Who distrubuted it? Or do I need to find that all out? Are we just to assume because something is on the internet its true even if it contradicts human experience?
This wont come as a surprise, but you never seem to notice a thing...
I need to prove what? That what you are saying is true? That's my burden? Prove it was in grocery stores all over the country. I never saw it. Never heard of it. Who published it? Who wrote it? Who printed it? Who distrubuted it? Or do I need to find that all out? Are we just to assume because something is on the internet its true even if it contradicts human experience?
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by maxella1
Do I really need to show you proof that the government lie?
Yes. Yes you do. Accusing someone (and the "government" is made of persons) is very serious. Particularly with regard to mass murder.
You need to show proof, beyond a reaonable doubt:
What is the actual truth.
That the person you accuse of lying knew what the actual truth was.
That the person said something other than the truth to purposely decieve.
That the lie was material to the matter at hand.
That is lying. Not just hearing something you don't think is right.
No it wasn't. Lie #1.
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by Juanxlink
This wont come as a surprise, but you never seem to notice a thing...
Tell the truth and shame the devil - did you see this magazine or pamphlet for sale in a grocery store?
What 'more information'? All I see is wrongfull interpretations of the same videos we have seen for 10 years?
What videos?