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Do people really believe in that 9/11 conspiracy *!$@@##!?
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Originally Posted by DubA169
Originally Posted by bijald0331
If you think 9/11 was an inside job, you essentially have acknowledged your entire existence is just a desired simulacrum.
depends on your definition. was pearl harbor an inside job if Roosevelt had a few days of prior knowledge and let it happen anyway?
9/11 in extreemly fishy. from the tests being ran that day to building 7 to the investigation.
i really don't know man. but i don't automatically think someones a moron if they wana question what happened on 9/11. there are just many things that are "off" about what happened that dayOriginally Posted by bijald0331
Originally Posted by DubA169
Originally Posted by bijald0331
If you think 9/11 was an inside job, you essentially have acknowledged your entire existence is just a desired simulacrum.
depends on your definition. was pearl harbor an inside job if Roosevelt had a few days of prior knowledge and let it happen anyway?
9/11 in extreemly fishy. from the tests being ran that day to building 7 to the investigation.
What in your opinion wasn't an inside job? What is real to you?
Originally Posted by Animal Thug1539
WTC 7 dropped for no reason. And on top of that, the WTC buildings fell when scientists proved that fire alone couldn't drop those.
Than, they find the passports in perfect condition on the ground amongst all that debris and rubble after the buildings dropped...
Spoiler [+]
That's just the tip of the iceberg we playing with...
Co-$@&$*$&)*!&$!*($)$-signOriginally Posted by Essential1
I find it funny the same mental midgets who were saying "they hate us for our freedoms" are now trying to deny citizens freedoms (Not at anyone in this thread that I know of but in general)
Do people not realize that the "terrorists" won???... The minute we abandoned all of our damn principles in our constitution.. We ripped up our values & principles, threw them out the window into a pile of dog !**%.. That's what the "terrorists" wanted to prove the big bad almighty United States is no better than they are or anyone.. We did all this because we got scared... Because we saw the boogeyman... 9/11 was a traumatic day, I was 10 when it happened and I remember crying...
But instead of standing strong and saying no we will not change our way of life.. We decided to torture, to prosecute without due process, invasion of privacy, warrant less wiretaps, politics driven by fear and bullying, the killing of the 1st amendment, etc. etc....
This is *$!+@@% despicable... Does no one else see this?
Does no one else see that we fell for their trap?... We did every exact thing they wanted us too.. And look where it got us...
These @%#%%$%* who say they are sticking up for Americans and those who died or were part of the rescue team of 9/11 are talking out their !%%. They are doing the exact opposite and crippling America at the same time..
Why is this even a question?? Why do we even need to discuss this? It is a Constitutional Right... And the Conservatives are ripping up every god damn thing in the constitution and then saying Democrats are... And weak ******* like Harry Reid buckle under the pressure.. Grow some *$!+@@% balls...
A strong nation stands up for what it believes in... The "terrorists" tested us and knew how we'd react... We are a WEAK Nation... Acting like cowards to the force of a handful...
I am so *$!+@@% angry over this...
Call it what it is... Those who claim to be "STRONG" on Defense & Terrorism are the weakest ******* in history... Bunch of soft Pau Gasol types.. Crying every chance they can get... Stand up for this country.. Not hiding behind the events of one date to step aside to allow the attacks of what we believe in...
Originally Posted by DubA169
i really don't know man. but i don't automatically think someones a moron if they wana question what happened on 9/11. there are just many things that are "off" about what happened that dayOriginally Posted by bijald0331
Originally Posted by DubA169
Originally Posted by bijald0331
If you think 9/11 was an inside job, you essentially have acknowledged your entire existence is just a desired simulacrum.
depends on your definition. was pearl harbor an inside job if Roosevelt had a few days of prior knowledge and let it happen anyway?
9/11 in extreemly fishy. from the tests being ran that day to building 7 to the investigation.
What in your opinion wasn't an inside job? What is real to you?
im more inclined to belive that the administration expolited a tragedy than actually set one up though. i dont think they planned on an attack on their own people but there isn't much left that can happen in this world that would shock me
"Sec. of State Colin Powell conceded Thursday that despite his assertions to the United Nations last year, he had no 'smoking gun' proof of a link between the government of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and terrorists of al-Qaeda.'I have not seen smoking-gun, concrete evidence about the connection,' Powell said." [NY Times, 1/9/04]Originally Posted by bijald0331
I never said anyone is a moron for believing in the 9/11 conspiracy. I just want to know what one believes isn't a conspiracy and what is reality to said person.
I'm making a point here and will explain in depth but I want to hear answers to my questions first.
Originally Posted by Dirtylicious
So you're using examples where government officials came out and admitted they lied to prove that there was in fact a conspiracy, that they're still lying about?Originally Posted by roc4life24
"Sec. of State Colin Powell conceded Thursday that despite his assertions to the United Nations last year, he had no 'smoking gun' proof of a link between the government of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and terrorists of al-Qaeda.'I have not seen smoking-gun, concrete evidence about the connection,' Powell said." [NY Times, 1/9/04]Originally Posted by bijald0331
I never said anyone is a moron for believing in the 9/11 conspiracy. I just want to know what one believes isn't a conspiracy and what is reality to said person.
I'm making a point here and will explain in depth but I want to hear answers to my questions first.
The chairman of the monitoring group appointed by the United Nations Security Council to track Al Qaeda told reporters that his team had found no evidence linking Al Qaeda to Saddam Hussein.� [NY Times, 6/27/03]
U.S. allies have found no links between Iraq and Al Qaeda. 'We have found no evidence of links between Iraq and Al Qaeda,' said Europe's top investigator. 'If there were such links, we would have found them. But we have found no serious connections whatsoever.'" [LA Times, 11/4/02]
there are many financial "coincidences" that was posted way back . this is too perfect a job; always somebody on the inside
please proceed however
Originally Posted by roc4life24
i used that to say the clearly this "war" was thought out and 9/11 was a means to a end to do it. they lied about the actual reasons for going to war and who attacked NYC so i cant put anything past this country, the military industrial complex in particular.
A Beautiful Wave wrote:
Also don't believe this 9/11 BS. If you actually believe some untrained Muslims that took a couple of cessna flying lessons was able to control these planes in the way that they did, especially into the pentagon (worlds most secure building with no video of any plane?) then you are naive
weren't they trained in saudi arabia?
CallHimAR wrote:
Originally Posted by Animal Thug1539
WTC 7 dropped for no reason. And on top of that, the WTC buildings fell when scientists proved that fire alone couldn't drop those.
Than, they find the passports in perfect condition on the ground amongst all that debris and rubble after the buildings dropped...
Spoiler [+]
That's just the tip of the iceberg we playing with...
WTC 7 was, as should be understood by anyone, hit by debris from the other two buildings collapsing. Clearly this may also have damaged that building, causing the structure to become unstable.
Why are these things so hard to grasp?
Yes, the Leaseholder of WTC 7 Larry Silverstein admitted to "pulling" the building that day the other 2 buildings dropped.
If the plane colliding into the building alone was strong enough to knock the down the towers, they would have dropped immediately. Otherwise, fire would have been the cause hence the delay of the dropping after they were hit. Therefore, fire was the MAIN reason why the buildings dropped in a constructive fashion*.
So you may be right*.
Originally Posted by ShaunHillFTW49
Co-$@&$*$&)*!&$!*($)$-signOriginally Posted by Essential1
I find it funny the same mental midgets who were saying "they hate us for our freedoms" are now trying to deny citizens freedoms (Not at anyone in this thread that I know of but in general)
Do people not realize that the "terrorists" won???... The minute we abandoned all of our damn principles in our constitution.. We ripped up our values & principles, threw them out the window into a pile of dog !**%.. That's what the "terrorists" wanted to prove the big bad almighty United States is no better than they are or anyone.. We did all this because we got scared... Because we saw the boogeyman... 9/11 was a traumatic day, I was 10 when it happened and I remember crying...
But instead of standing strong and saying no we will not change our way of life.. We decided to torture, to prosecute without due process, invasion of privacy, warrant less wiretaps, politics driven by fear and bullying, the killing of the 1st amendment, etc. etc....
This is *$!+@@% despicable... Does no one else see this?
Does no one else see that we fell for their trap?... We did every exact thing they wanted us too.. And look where it got us...
These @%#%%$%* who say they are sticking up for Americans and those who died or were part of the rescue team of 9/11 are talking out their !%%. They are doing the exact opposite and crippling America at the same time..
Why is this even a question?? Why do we even need to discuss this? It is a Constitutional Right... And the Conservatives are ripping up every god damn thing in the constitution and then saying Democrats are... And weak ******* like Harry Reid buckle under the pressure.. Grow some *$!+@@% balls...
A strong nation stands up for what it believes in... The "terrorists" tested us and knew how we'd react... We are a WEAK Nation... Acting like cowards to the force of a handful...
I am so *$!+@@% angry over this...
Call it what it is... Those who claim to be "STRONG" on Defense & Terrorism are the weakest ******* in history... Bunch of soft Pau Gasol types.. Crying every chance they can get... Stand up for this country.. Not hiding behind the events of one date to step aside to allow the attacks of what we believe in...
You seem to feel like you can demand explanations and answers from people... and then not even respond to their posts. You did the same thing in the Malcolm X thread. Like, who are you?Originally Posted by bijald0331
I never said anyone is a moron for believing in the 9/11 conspiracy. I just want to know what one believes isn't a conspiracy and what is reality to said person.
I'm making a point here and will explain in depth but I want to hear answers to my questions first.
PreachOriginally Posted by Essential1
I find it funny the same mental midgets who were saying "they hate us for our freedoms" are now trying to deny citizens freedoms (Not at anyone in this thread that I know of but in general)
Do people not realize that the "terrorists" won???... The minute we abandoned all of our damn principles in our constitution.. We ripped up our values & principles, threw them out the window into a pile of dog !**%.. That's what the "terrorists" wanted to prove the big bad almighty United States is no better than they are or anyone.. We did all this because we got scared... Because we saw the boogeyman... 9/11 was a traumatic day, I was 10 when it happened and I remember crying...
But instead of standing strong and saying no we will not change our way of life.. We decided to torture, to prosecute without due process, invasion of privacy, warrant less wiretaps, politics driven by fear and bullying, the killing of the 1st amendment, etc. etc....
This is *$!+@@% despicable... Does no one else see this?
Does no one else see that we fell for their trap?... We did every exact thing they wanted us too.. And look where it got us...
These @%#%%$%* who say they are sticking up for Americans and those who died or were part of the rescue team of 9/11 are talking out their !%%. They are doing the exact opposite and crippling America at the same time..
Why is this even a question?? Why do we even need to discuss this? It is a Constitutional Right... And the Conservatives are ripping up every god damn thing in the constitution and then saying Democrats are... And weak ******* like Harry Reid buckle under the pressure.. Grow some *$!+@@% balls...
A strong nation stands up for what it believes in... The "terrorists" tested us and knew how we'd react... We are a WEAK Nation... Acting like cowards to the force of a handful...
I am so *$!+@@% angry over this...
Call it what it is... Those who claim to be "STRONG" on Defense & Terrorism are the weakest ******* in history... Bunch of soft Pau Gasol types.. Crying every chance they can get... Stand up for this country.. Not hiding behind the events of one date to step aside to allow the attacks of what we believe in...
Originally Posted by Animal Thug1539
CallHimAR wrote:
Originally Posted by Animal Thug1539
WTC 7 dropped for no reason. And on top of that, the WTC buildings fell when scientists proved that fire alone couldn't drop those.
Than, they find the passports in perfect condition on the ground amongst all that debris and rubble after the buildings dropped...
Spoiler [+]
That's just the tip of the iceberg we playing with...
WTC 7 was, as should be understood by anyone, hit by debris from the other two buildings collapsing. Clearly this may also have damaged that building, causing the structure to become unstable.
Why are these things so hard to grasp?
[h1]Christian Conservative Leader Calls for No More Mosques in U.S.[/h1]
In the wake of the uproar over the mosque to be built near "ground zero" in New York, a prominent, controversial social conservative is calling for the prohibition of the construction of any mosques in the United States.
"Permits should not be granted to build even one more mosque in the United States of America, let alone the monstrosity planned for Ground Zero," Bryan Fischer of the American Family Association wrote this week on the AFA website. "This is for one simple reason: each Islamic mosque is dedicated to the overthrow of the American government."
Fischer is the AFA's director of Issue Analysis for Government and Public Policy. The AFA is a conservative Christian group that been in the news before for taking a number of extreme positions -- for instance, earlier this year Fischer called for Tilikum, the SeaWorld orca that thrashed its trainer to death, to be killedaccording to Biblical rules. In 2005, the AFA finally ended its boycott of Disney, which it kept of for nine years to protest the company's erosion of moral values.
The AFA operates nearly 200 radio stations across the country under the American Family Radio banner and sometimes features congressmen on its shows. Reps. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) and Doug Lamborn (R-Colo.), for instance, were recent guests of one show. Fischer is listed as an invited speaker at the Values Voter Summit next month, along with Rep. Michele Bachmann, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, among others.
A number of conservatives have decried the decision by New York City officials to allow for the construction of an Islamic community center and mosque a few blocks from the site of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. A conservative advocacy group founded by the Rev. Pat Robertson vowed to challenge the city's decision in state court.
Fischer's position takes the debate to an entirely new level. He writes that every mosque "is a potential jihadist recruitment and training center" and that because of Islam's "subversive ideology, Muslims cannot claim religious freedom protections under the First Amendment."
Another AFA writer, Elijah Friedeman, wrote that he agreed each mosque is a "potential jihadist recruitment and training center" -- Friedeman wrote, "Each and every mosque could potentially - existing in possibility - be a threat, but the fact is that the very large majority of mosques don't threaten America's existence or anything for that matter."
Friedeman said that the right to build mosques in the U.S. should be protected.
"If we ignore the legal foundation of our nation, we will be left in a legal quicksand with no protection from others who want to suspend our freedoms when they feel like it," he said. "I would give the Devil the benefit of the law, if for no other reason than my own safety."
Meanwhile, while the debate continues over the New York mosque, President Obama yesterday released a statement to commemorate the start of Ramadan, saying Islam has always been part of America. Ramadan is the holiday during which observant Muslims fast from dawn to dusk each day for a month to develop patience, humility and spirituality.
"These rituals remind us of the principles that we hold in common, and Islam's role in advancing justice, progress, tolerance, and the dignity of all human beings," Mr. Obama said in a statement. "Ramadan is a celebration of a faith known for great diversity and racial equality. And here in the United States, Ramadan is a reminder that Islam has always been part of America and that American Muslims have made extraordinary contributions to our country."
The president will be hosting an Iftar dinner celebrating Ramadan at the White House later this week.
The White House has refused to weigh in on the mosque debate in New York. Deputy White House Press Secretary Bill Burton said Tuesday, "The president has made clear that we are not at war with Islam, and that we can have these sorts of discussions well within the traditions of openness and religious freedom that our country is based on."
A number of potential Republican 2012 presidential nominees have weighed in on the issue, however. Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee called the New York mosque "really offensive to most New Yorkers and Americans," while Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty called it "inappropriate."
Good to know extremism is limited to Islam, and Islam alone.
Originally Posted by CallHimAR
To elaborate on the point Olbermann made at the tail end of the video.
[h1][/h1][h1]Christian Conservative Leader Calls for No More Mosques in U.S.[/h1]
In the wake of the uproar over the mosque to be built near "ground zero" in New York, a prominent, controversial social conservative is calling for the prohibition of the construction of any mosques in the United States.
"Permits should not be granted to build even one more mosque in the United States of America, let alone the monstrosity planned for Ground Zero," Bryan Fischer of the American Family Association wrote this week on the AFA website. "This is for one simple reason: each Islamic mosque is dedicated to the overthrow of the American government."
Fischer is the AFA's director of Issue Analysis for Government and Public Policy. The AFA is a conservative Christian group that been in the news before for taking a number of extreme positions -- for instance, earlier this year Fischer called for Tilikum, the SeaWorld orca that thrashed its trainer to death, to be killedaccording to Biblical rules. In 2005, the AFA finally ended its boycott of Disney, which it kept of for nine years to protest the company's erosion of moral values.
The AFA operates nearly 200 radio stations across the country under the American Family Radio banner and sometimes features congressmen on its shows. Reps. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) and Doug Lamborn (R-Colo.), for instance, were recent guests of one show. Fischer is listed as an invited speaker at the Values Voter Summit next month, along with Rep. Michele Bachmann, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, among others.
A number of conservatives have decried the decision by New York City officials to allow for the construction of an Islamic community center and mosque a few blocks from the site of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. A conservative advocacy group founded by the Rev. Pat Robertson vowed to challenge the city's decision in state court.
Fischer's position takes the debate to an entirely new level. He writes that every mosque "is a potential jihadist recruitment and training center" and that because of Islam's "subversive ideology, Muslims cannot claim religious freedom protections under the First Amendment."
Another AFA writer, Elijah Friedeman, wrote that he agreed each mosque is a "potential jihadist recruitment and training center" -- Friedeman wrote, "Each and every mosque could potentially - existing in possibility - be a threat, but the fact is that the very large majority of mosques don't threaten America's existence or anything for that matter."
Friedeman said that the right to build mosques in the U.S. should be protected.
"If we ignore the legal foundation of our nation, we will be left in a legal quicksand with no protection from others who want to suspend our freedoms when they feel like it," he said. "I would give the Devil the benefit of the law, if for no other reason than my own safety."
Meanwhile, while the debate continues over the New York mosque, President Obama yesterday released a statement to commemorate the start of Ramadan, saying Islam has always been part of America. Ramadan is the holiday during which observant Muslims fast from dawn to dusk each day for a month to develop patience, humility and spirituality.
"These rituals remind us of the principles that we hold in common, and Islam's role in advancing justice, progress, tolerance, and the dignity of all human beings," Mr. Obama said in a statement. "Ramadan is a celebration of a faith known for great diversity and racial equality. And here in the United States, Ramadan is a reminder that Islam has always been part of America and that American Muslims have made extraordinary contributions to our country."
The president will be hosting an Iftar dinner celebrating Ramadan at the White House later this week.
The White House has refused to weigh in on the mosque debate in New York. Deputy White House Press Secretary Bill Burton said Tuesday, "The president has made clear that we are not at war with Islam, and that we can have these sorts of discussions well within the traditions of openness and religious freedom that our country is based on."
A number of potential Republican 2012 presidential nominees have weighed in on the issue, however. Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee called the New York mosque "really offensive to most New Yorkers and Americans," while Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty called it "inappropriate."