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Originally posted by Lord Jules
It's an oldie but a goodie, has a lot of simple to understand primers for people new to the conspiracies. Definitely worth a recommendation.
Originally posted by KibbleChild
reply to post by Cosmic911
9/11 is one big house of cards held together by the blood of the innocent.
Originally posted by KibbleChild
reply to post by Cosmic911
9/11 is one big house of cards held together by the blood of the innocent.
Originally posted by alkesh
i love how everyone KNOWS what happened..you haven't a f*****g clue as to what happened..only the people involved know
Originally posted by KibbleChild
reply to post by Cosmic911
9/11 is one big house of cards held together by the blood of the innocent.
Originally posted by Sinny
Well, we all knew it was an inside job anyway, but it completely sealed the deal for me when I found out Cheney had oredered the Pentagon *not* to use its anti aircraft/ missle defence systems to shoot down the plane that hit the pentagon... He also ordered the training operations that kept the airforce and other departments from attending the scene in time.
"9/11 wasn’t the first attack on the World Trade Center. The first one occurred under Bill Clinton in 1993"
You may recall that the lack of interagency communication was identified by the 9/11 Commission as being the direct result of an official policy of the Clinton White House. That policy was most closely identified with Jamie Gorelick. Called the “Gorelick wall,” the policy is widely referred to as the biggest reason 19 Islamic terrorists were able to attack us on 9/11. The policy mandated a separation of criminal investigators and intelligence agents. No sharing of info. Source
Originally posted by Cosmic911
Love the cards, Murgy! Hahaha!
Especially the last one about Iraq. I always thought that about the public. As Americans we get so hot so fast, and so blinded by patriotric vengeance that not a single person stopped and said, "but none of the hijackers were Iraqis?" I hate how we were so easily led by the Bush Administration. The greatest deception of all time! What a magician.
Iraq was one of the biggest failures I've ever seen, and this from a group that can supposedly micro-control the weather, is blanketing people with chemicals every day, controls all media networks and can fake a terrorist attack on a huge scale. They can't plant a single WMD or even convince the public the war was just.
Originally posted by Cosmic911
See I don't believe in most of the conspiracy, but I think the evidence speaks for itself for the 9/11 attacks.
In regards to the WMDs, I don't think they really had to produce WMDs. By the time we finally got in there and found nothing, we were totally committed at that point. It was spun to minimize as much damage as it could.
I don't know. The fact was Saddam had to be removed anyways, people were just glad to see him go.
Originally posted by exponent
I dunno, I obviously live a long way away, but I don't know anyone who would give an educated opinion that Saddam had to be removed.
Originally posted by exponent
reply to post by 4hero
The PetroDollar is a very hot-button topic, but still, why would they not plant a WMD? If TPTB exist like some people claim, it should be the simplest possible operation. Hell, they even gave presentations about mobile chemical weapons labs that they literally didn't even need to find, they could just have blown up a truck and claimed it was one.
But they didn't, why? I don't know.
Originally posted by 4hero
Good point, but they still killed Saddam either way.
Originally posted by exponent
Originally posted by 4hero
Good point, but they still killed Saddam either way.
I think that was actually an Iraqi court, but it was going to happen one way or the other. I definitely didn't support the war, and everything that stems from it is the result of it.
Whether Saddam deserved death for his actions or not I cannot possibly say. I don't believe in Capital Punishment and so I would never have imposed it, but plenty of people will claim he did enough terrible things to warrant the sentence.