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NEW Alex Jones Documentry
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13-03-2009 12:56am#1
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Maybe this goes some way to supporting the theory that U.S. president's aren't their own men at all and are really just puppets of their NWO masters.
NWO or not the president is just a face for a much more intricate governmental entity. Bush was hardly a scholary academic. I hate to admit that he was very likeable in the W film though.
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mysterious wrote: »Again I ask you what evidence are you actually looking for to subject this video to be true.
Like Obama waves around the house, and says yes I'm a zionist agent.
Seriously, there are things you should do when you watch clips like this. There is alot of information. A lot of images and events going on this clip.
You should do these assertions
Observe
Anaylse
Re observe
And come to your final conclusions on what evidence makes logic and sense.
There are many people here, who understand it, and see how the pieces put together, maybe it's you that is ignoring the evidence there in front of your eyes.
I think you just want someone to actually tell you from their mouth, ya everything in that video is true because Obama told me himself...Flamed Diving wrote: »Tell ya what. Simply focus on the topic of mandatory public service.
Where does it say this? Where is the legislation? I am genuinely interested in this.
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22117627/
and before you say that they are old links,
eithier they lied then or they are lying now
whichever it still validates the point being made0 -
Mahatma coat wrote: »
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22117627/
and before you say that they are old links,
eithier they lied then or they are lying now
whichever it still validates the point being madeMSNBC.com
Obama: Boost national service
Vastly expanding AmeriCorps, doubling Peace Corps among key proposals
The Associated Press
updated 5:10 p.m. ET Dec. 5, 2007
MT. VERNON, Iowa - Democrat Barack Obama on Wednesday advocated a major expansion of the Peace Corps, AmeriCorps and other national service programs, saying "This will be a cause of my presidency."
The Illinois senator said that the government is not keeping pace with those who want to serve. "We will create new opportunities for all of us to serve," he said at a rally at Cornell College.
Obama evoked the memory of President John F. Kennedy and his Peace Corps volunteers. "JFK made their service a bridge to the developing world," he said.
His plan would:
Expand AmeriCorps from its current 75,000 positions to 250,000, with new units to deal with education, clean energy, health care and homeland security.
Expand service programs involving retired individuals and those over age 55.
Double the size of the Peace Corps from its current 7,800 volunteers to 16,000 by its 50th anniversary in 2012.
Set goals for middle-school and high-school students to serve 50 hours a year of public service, and for college students to serve 100 hours a year.
Despite growing anti-Americanism around the world, "the American people are not the problem, they are the answer," Obama said.
Obama said he would also expand the all-volunteer military, but "we will never send them to fight in a misguided war."
"The burden of service has fallen more and more on the brave men and women of our military," he said, citing "tour upon tour of duty in a war with no end."
"We will enlist veterans to help other veterans to find jobs, and to pitch in at VA hospitals and nursing homes," Obama said.
Other Democratic candidates have also proposed expanding national service. Connecticut Sen. Chris Dodd, a former Peace Corps volunteer, has proposed making community service mandatory for all high school students, doubling the size of the Peace Corps by 2011 and expanding the AmeriCorps national service program to 1 million participants. He also proposed encouraging service by adults by offering tax credits to employers who give workers paid time off to volunteer and $1,000 grants for seniors who help out in schools. The money could be used for their own continuing education or that of a child or grandchild.
Richardson's college-loan-linked plan
New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson has proposed forgiving a portion of college loans if graduates complete a year of national service. Former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards has promoted community service through his One Corps program, which brings together his supporters in each state to work on service projects.
During a question-and-answer session, Obama said if elected he would lift the Bush administration's ban on federally funded embryonic stem-cell and close the prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. He also said that he would have his attorney general review every executive order issued by Bush and reject those that infringe on constitutional or civil rights.
Asked if he would legalize gay marriages, Obama said he would not do so at the federal level, but would ensure that same-sex couples are guaranteed all the rights and benefits as married couples.
Obama is vying with New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton for the lead in polls of Iowa Democrats. Edwards is close behind.
As he has done on other college campuses across the state, Obama urged students home for the holidays to come back to campus early to vote in the Jan. 3 caucuses.
"You have this unique opportunity to shape history. If you are an Iowa student, you need to go to the Iowa caucuses," Obama said.
He did not include an appeal that out-of-state students participate in the Iowa Democratic caucuses, a suggestion that generated criticism from some of his rivals, including Clinton.
Instead, Obama said, "For those of you going to your hometowns around the state of Iowa ... I need you to get your parents and your grandparents and your friends. Take them with you to the caucuses."
Copyright 2007 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
URL: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22117627/
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I read the link (dont have time for the vid), I didn't see where Obama said he would make this service mandatory. Please provide the evidence of where this is being proposed as legislation or discussed by Obama or his administration.
I will watch the video later, but unless the video is available in it's full context, I will disregard it immediately. This will be how I treat such videos, going forward.0 -
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That would be someone / a group getting re-elected.
People getting to a position do so by promising something new. People stay in a position by promising more of the same goodness they claim to have delivered thus far.
Nice addition of the 're' there.
A slight tilt of the goalposts was enough.
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mysterious wrote: »Alex jones is a pretty smart guy, I do find it odd that knowing where hes from and been in the deep south and not to mention that texas is a die hard blow in state, where they think themselves almost as a serparte country. Their laws are really just "texan"
I really do find it bizzare myself that hes has access to this info. But thee is no argueing the fact he does know alot of stuff, and freakingly enough than the average American.
The other thing I'm surprised the American government haven't shot him yet
JFK, John Lennon, 2pac were also fierce in the idea of humanity breaking away from thsi government control and NWO.
The only thing I don't like about Alex jones, is he gets to bog down on some issues, like gun control and other stupid blow in whacko about police stealing stuff in local areas. God that stuff is just so cheap news rehash to me. To me I'm very surprised an American actually knows this stuff.
Seiously, when you look at how whacked out the country gets in these staged elections. I'm really impressed to be honest that even Alex jones is well ahead of most.
Heres a fun story for you.
A year or so ago, on the James Randi Forum, a poster who was and is a member of the US military reported that he was unhappy that he was going in to get his RFID chip installed in his arm.
He even showed his medical record on the board.
I'm getting chipped. I got selected for the 1% of combat troops in my Division to get one to monitor "stress patterns" for the upcoming deployment. I get to go to DACH next week for a simple 30 minute procedure to have this damn chip put in my right arm. So I have a date when it goes in, but no date when it comes out. I don't wanna say that is is for nefarious purposes but I don't see a reason to monitor my stress levels prior to a deployment I'm not going on until another 9-10 months.
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Alex Jones reported this as proof of the government plan to chip us all.
Then Unsecured Coins produced proof of the chip being implanted
Jones read out this on his show, and mocked those skeptics who called him a liar as "HA SEE PROOF OF WHAT I AM SAYING"
Until however 'Unsecured Coins' phoned up Jones to explain the whole thing was a gag
Episode 11
See on a military document RFID means "Returned for Identification"
Jones gets outraged and splutters and calls the guy a "A Liar like your father the devil".
But heres the thing, Jones, in his original show bought this whole thing, reported it hook line and sinker. Didn't attempt to independently verify the story as true, made no attempt to speak to this anonymous webposter, Jones took an unsubstantiated post on a webforum as gospel truth and reported it.
And the guy has to call up Jones to explain to him he's been had.
See Mysterious you see Jones as the guy who "sees through government disinfo" and "reports the truth" he can't see through an internet hoax that required one US military document, someone posting a minor post op scar, and a couple pranksters on the net.
Furthermore it just goes to show how non existent Jones fact checking is, he makes no attempt to verify anonymous reports on the internet he'll report em verbatim and then get outraged if he discovers these people were out to make a fool out of him.
Jones is a Joke.0 -
Heres a fun story for you.
A year or so ago, on the James Randi Forum, a poster who was and is a member of the US military reported that he was unhappy that he was going in to get his RFID chip installed in his arm.
He even showed his medical record on the board.
Original Post
Alex Jones reported this as proof of the government plan to chip us all.
Then Unsecured Coins produced proof of the chip being implanted
Jones read out this on his show, and mocked those skeptics who called him a liar as "HA SEE PROOF OF WHAT I AM SAYING"
Until however 'Unsecured Coins' phoned up Jones to explain the whole thing was a gag
Episode 11
See on a military document RFID means "Returned for Identification"
Jones gets outraged and splutters and calls the guy a "A Liar like your father the devil".
But heres the thing, Jones, in his original show bought this whole thing, reported it hook line and sinker. Didn't attempt to independently verify the story as true, made no attempt to speak to this anonymous webposter, Jones took an unsubstantiated post on a webforum as gospel truth and reported it.
And the guy has to call up Jones to explain to him he's been had.
See Mysterious you see Jones as the guy who "sees through government disinfo" and "reports the truth" he can't see through an internet hoax that required one US military document, someone posting a minor post op scar, and a couple pranksters on the net.
Furthermore it just goes to show how non existent Jones fact checking is, he makes no attempt to verify anonymous reports on the internet he'll report em verbatim and then get outraged if he discovers these people were out to make a fool out of him.
Jones is a Joke.
I don't doubt your statements but he does know alot of what the government does and how it brainswashes the people.
Alot of what he does say makes sense. But I think he gives himself to much credit in some cases where he oozes a bit of arrogance and asuming to much. But I have to defend his case that he does know how the corrupt system works and how the government use the media and the eliections in decepting the masses. He knows about the Iraq conspiracy. He is right on that. He's been right on alot of things. You have to admit.
I personaly wouldn't listen to all his stuff though.0 -
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