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lfc you still need to file the different theories into their own folder.
By saying This is the danger with conspiracy theorists. is not addressing the `intelligence of events`. I say the terrorists hijacked the planes but the American intelligence agencie had pror knowledge. Which folder of consipiracy theorist does that put me in? It`s like saying all football fans are hooligans, or everyone from Dover is a racist. |
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Angel Gabrial 20 Sep 13 13:02 Joined: 09 May 05 | Topic/replies: 14,027 | Blogger: Angel Gabrial's blog That`s ironic David because what amazes me is that people like you would burn to death before you realised you was on fire. ![]() |
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AG i have a theory that there are more insane people in the world than was once thought.
Britain for example may have 70% or more of the population who are insane. Certain countries which shall be nameless could be higher. Now by any measure most conspiracy theorists are insane.... I would not put you in this catagery however because i like you ![]() |
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LFC - so we're not bananas after all!
![]() http://www.presstv.com/detail/2013/07/12/313399/conspiracy-theorists-vs-govt-dupes/ "Recent studies by psychologists and social scientists in the US and UK suggest that contrary to mainstream media stereotypes, those labeled “conspiracy theorists” appear to be saner than those who accept the official versions of contested events. The most recent study was published on July 8th by psychologists Michael J. Wood and Karen M. Douglas of the University of Kent (UK). Entitled “What about Building 7? A social psychological study of online discussion of 9/11 conspiracy theories,” the study compared “conspiracist” (pro-conspiracy theory) and “conventionalist” (anti-conspiracy) comments at news websites" |
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And what of the mental health of the good doctors? Of course it would have been seen as a waste of a
good doctorate not to come up with just such a conclusion You seem less skeptical of this report Navel-Gazer, why so? |
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Just as an aside whenever a doctor appears on tv, radio or in the press he/she will almost
without fail be dishonest on whatever the subject. |
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"You seem less skeptical of this report"
So now the doctors are nuts as well? ![]() Typical Red ![]() And that's coming from a 'Bitter Blue' ![]() |
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Navel-Gazer i really am surprised, i would have thought that a realist,(as any Evertonian must be!)
would see that the doctors had to come to just such a conclusion. Their time and money dictated that they should do so. |
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Anybody can make anything seem possible. Bring out a vid, call everything in it facts and the gullible will follow.
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akabula: Anybody can make anything seem possible. Bring out a vid, call everything in it facts and the gullible will follow.
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But stop!!! Think!!! While they are on here they are not out wandering the streets with their axes!!!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_ugzNr6JMM
. . . .is there any genuine debunkers left ? come out come out wherever you are ![]() |
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poly if you are not a creationist then why do you champion that perception so highly.
And exactly when did I do that? And "if" now? for the last few days you've been undeniably certain of it and constantly repeated it as fact. -Let's set your insane 9/11 beliefs aside a moment -I love this repetitive line poly. So anyone who challenges the officail 9/11 Commission Report is insane. Is this what you are saying? It's fairly clear what i'm saying "Let's set your insane 9/11 beliefs aside" You're welcome to implicate this group yourself, but there is no safety in numbers benefit in this case regardless. |
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You are still yet to point out my insane 9/11 beliefs poly.
Any chance of you focusing on Able Danger rather repeating your flock mantra? |
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there is only one conspiracy .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luGkdBs95kY |
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good link breadandbutter
Only the clinically insane or downright delusional can deny the overwhelming evidence Never mind people on gambling forums, how can people constantly ignore the chemical engineers and structural engineers and just pass it off as "insane beliefs" you have no credibity when you do that - at least counter the argument ![]() ![]() |
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@McGinty
Oh very nice. Says a lot about you. How's yer goat? ![]() |
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Yet more compelling evidence for the gullible to ignore (from Bill Cooper) PREDICTING that bin Laden would be the fall guy for a grand-scale attack - just listen for 3 minutes...you'll get the point;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLHVQUTrgvM He had plenty of the answers in his 911 radio broadcast BEFORE the towers came crashing down so it's not a surprise that he was murdered a few weeks later by US Marshals Surely some of you are opening your ears & eyes to all this? |
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From Fox News 2005 (Regarding Able Danger)
WASHINGTON – A third person has now come forward to verify claims made by a military intelligence unit that a year before the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, it had information showing that lead hijacker Mohamed Atta (search) and other terrorists were identified as being in the United States. J.D. Smith, a defense contractor who claims he worked on the technical side of the unit, code-named "Able Danger" (search), told reporters Friday that he helped gather open-source information (search), reported on government spending and helped generate charts associated with the unit's work. Able Danger was set up in the 1990s to track Al Qaeda activity worldwide. "I am absolutely positive that he [Atta] was on our chart among other pictures and ties that we were doing mainly based upon [terror] cells in New York City," Smith said. |
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[i]Weldon added that at least five people on the federal payroll will testify under oath about the validity of the Able Danger intelligence.
"When this is over, the Sept. 11 commission is going to have egg all over their face," he said. |
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And this is how the Able Danger hearings unfolded.
The Pentagon’s top intelligence official clashed repeatedly Wednesday with former operatives of the clandestine Able Danger program over how much the government knew about al-Qaeda before the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Much of the testimony focused on whether hijacking mastermind Mohammed Atta had been identified long before the tragedy. In a rare public display of bitter disputes within the close-knit military intelligence community, three members of a computer data-mining initiative code-named “Able Danger” told Congress that the Sept. 11 attacks might have been prevented if law-enforcement agencies had acted on the information about al-Qaeda they unearthed. “It shocked us how entrenched of a presence al-Qaeda had in the United States,” former Army Maj. Erik Kleinsmith told two subcommittees of the House Armed Services Committee. J.D. Smith, a defense contractor who also worked on the Able Danger team, said he used Arab intermediaries in the Los Angeles area to buy a photograph of Atta. Smith said Atta’s photo was among about 40 photos of al-Qaeda members on a large chart that he personally delivered to Pentagon officials in 2000, more than a year before the Sept. 11 attacks. Asked by Rep. Curt Weldon, a Republican from Pennsylvania, how certain he was that the chart contained Atta’s photograph, Smith responded that he kept a copy of the chart on the office wall. “I’m absolutely certain,” Smith said. “I looked at it every day.” [...]Stephen Cambone, undersecretary of defense for intelligence, testified Tuesday that an extensive Pentagon review of Able Danger under his direction failed to locate the chart its operatives say they produced, and didn’t find evidence documenting their other claims. “There’s no one here looking not to bring the information forward. We simply have not found it,” Cambone said. Pentagon officials previously said the al-Qaeda data produced by Able Danger had been destroyed because of regulations that prevent the military from maintaining information on U.S. citizens or legal residents. But in a series of tense confrontations, Weldon told Cambone that his military sources had informed him some of the Able Danger data still existed. “What’s going on here?” Weldon asked. “Is this a massive effort to deny reality?” Weldon said that an unidentified current Pentagon employee had, within the last three weeks, run computer searches using pre-9/11 Able Danger data. They had five hits on “Mohammed Atta” and three hits on “Muhammed Atta,” Weldon said. “There’s been no investigation!” Weldon said. “There’s been no analysis by the 9/11 commission or anyone else.” |
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So what is the story today? Was it an "inside job" or was an outside plot they deliberately failed to stop? Or some illogical fantasy where both can be shoehorned into the same movie plot? Or are you just backing any and all interpretations that fulfill your fantasies? |
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Same as it ever was poly, same as it ever was poly....
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"the 9/11 commission" ....atta joke AG ?
are you suggesting ATTA was involved with controlled demos on 9/11 ? ![]() |
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b&b
No not at all, Atta was known and tracked, the ops involved in Able Danger admitted this but were met with opposition from the Pentagon agency. So on this very basic level we see how having `prior knowledge` to the attacks could be covered up. If there was prior knowledge, then to what degree the US agencies layed their own plans down on that day is open to discussion. |
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why not just stick to the buildings ? we know what brought them down and it was not airplanes ? so unless the official story changes to that atta and co also planted said explosives we dont have to concentrate on planes ,dont think there was any planes ,the news footage of 2nd plane coming from behind building was false ,no one seen first plane .
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I think you're at the wind-up vreadnbutter.
What about the passengers on the planes who's names were released? Were they fictitious? And if they were how do you explain those relatives who were interviewed and spoke of their loss? Or are they all part of the conspiracy ![]() |
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on an EVIDENCE scale of 1-5000 where would you put emotional interviews aka ?
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There is film of the 1st plane
![]() And what about the 1000 or more who saw the 2nd plane with their won eyes while standing in the street ? Are they all in on the conspiracy ? |
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why not just stick to the buildings ?
Prove that they had prior knowledge and then it could unravel. Perhaps the Able Danger cover up is to cover up mistakes rather than anything sinister, but the fact NORAD failed 4 times on the same day could suggest deliberate confusion of command due to prior knowledge., and then prior knowledge perhaps leads to planting of military explosives... People should be more thorough rather than just pointing at the buildings, this is why they have not been challenged by the masses over Able Danger. |
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@ breadnbutter
Nothing to do with evidence. The question is if these planes didn't exist and the hundreds of victims on them was false why were thousands of relatives in mourning? WERE THEY ALL INVOVED IN THE CONSPIRACY? |
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Are people now suggesting the towers weren't hit by planes?
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@ Angel Gabrial
You use expressions like 'perhaps', 'could suggest' and 'perhaps leads to' and to me that sums up the conspiracy theories. People take possibilities as facts and then add fingers and thumbs. |
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Aka
Able Danger was admitted but then covered up. The problem with cover ups by secret agencies is that they are kept secret ![]() |
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Are people now suggesting the towers weren't hit by planes?
Only for the last decade Blacky ...sharp as usual. |
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Blimey, even the cover ups are covered up.
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I'm being deadly serious - are you suggesting that the twin towers WEREN'T hit by planes?
Its a yes or no answer, emoticons aren't required thanks. |
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That`s right Blacky, you are getting good at this.
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I'm being deadly serious - are you suggesting that the twin towers WEREN'T hit by planes?
No |