julep wrote: that's all well and good, but i live in Ireland. i don't care what happens in america. it doesn't affect my daily life. they can all kill each other for all i care. just as long as they don't bug me about it.
shroomfox wrote: Why is Ireland overrun with tinfoil hat lefties who babble constantly about the New World Order and blah blah blah. I've yet to see any reliable evidence about the New World Order, and I've yet to see any credible thinkers give it any serious thought. Any evidence I have seen is typical conspiracy theorist baloney, with sensationalist ideas drawn from dubious sources.
shroomfox wrote: The Neocons say they want to dominate everything. It's true. It's horrible. And I say: So? Do they dominate everything? No. Will they dominate everything? No. Anybody can say they want to dominate everything, and they might be in a position of power, but it's still a stupid thing to say.
shroomfox wrote: I could go on all day. What a load of rubbish.
I normally let stuff like this slide, but I cannot stand the 'blah blah blah, it's rubbish because I say so' argument - it adds nothing.
There is a wealth of information to suggest that the new world order is a viable theory, so I really don't know how you can glibly disregard the information as 'conspiracy theory baloney'.
shroomfox wrote: Everything you've just said I've heard a hundred times before. I've yet to see any concrete evidence.
Kernel wrote: Watergate? Iran-contra & Oliver North? Have you watched the movie, 'Good Night and Good Luck'? It's interesting. How about this:http://www.ratical.org/ratville/CAH/Northwoods.html Yeah, that's right, plans to blow up a US ship and blame it on the Cubans, to justify an attack. Many nutjob conspiracy theorists consider that to be a historical pretext for a 911 type attack. Want proof that the CIA secretly tested drugs on civilian populations?
tunaman wrote: However if they label the man who is making the claims insane, then they can ignore him as just some raving lunatic. Ironically all the so-called "conspiracy" theories regarding 9/11 were brought to light by engineers, pilots, police, firefighters, etc. Not a bunch nutcases as assumed by debunkers. In the end who are the nutjobs that reject science brought forth by experts?
spacedout wrote: if a 737 jet flew over the motorway at as a low a height as it was doing, cars would been flung off the ground by the sheer force, this never happened why?
Freelancer wrote: I do so love this, taking an actual event and twisting it to "prove" your conspiracy. "Nixon planned the watergate break ins therefore the 9/11 conspiracy must be true" bollocks. Just because something else happened at a different time period, in a different situation carried out by different people, you cannot use this as proof of your own nutjob conspiracy. I can it an attempt at credibility by association, trying to mention your delusional rants in the same breath as the work of Munroe, Bernstein or Woodward in the hope some of their credibility brushes off on you. You tarnish their work, and make yourself look like a hack.
Freelancer wrote: No no the reason you are mocked and derided is you are a bunch of nutjobs and any credible expert doesn't believe you, or agree with you.
Kernel wrote: Ah, I'm afraid you've missed the point entirely. These things were 'conspiracies' before they were proven to be real. Shroom had stated that in his estimation, none of the conspiracy theories have been proven, I wanted to show that conspiracies had been uncovered in the past. And the cuban operation gives a historical precendence for the theory that the 911 attacks were orchestrated, or at least allowed to happen, by the US government.
Kernel wrote: Your logic is flawed, since if any expert agrees with conspiracy theories, by your reasoning, they are no longer credible. Strange way to learn, but you must know everything anyway, so you know who is right and wrong.
Freelancer wrote: Horsemanure, pure and simple, you cannot point out a US administration from 40 years ago as proof that the current administration would do something.
Freelancer wrote: You make an accusation the onus is on you to support it. Watergate, Iran Contra, the Bay of Pigs, Mc Cartney were all exposed by determined people who shed light the facts of the situation, brought it all out in the open.
Freelancer wrote: Yes they did, and you haven't, quit whoring on their reputation and stand up and put forward a credible case, not just a pile of unsubstaniated quotes, references to old incidents and your claims of "nefarious acts"
Freelancer wrote: Infantile and disgenious on your part, I was refering to the fact that credible experts hadn't come forward to support such asissine claims, you haven't proven that they have.
Kernel wrote: Of course I can point to something that happened 40 years ago as setting historical precedence. Particularly so if it was an administration of the same political party, many members of which are prominent players in the current administration. Particularly Rumsfeld. He served on the Nixon administration, and Ford administration (Ford being Nixon's vice president fyi).
John Dean has also gone on record as saying the Bush administration is worse than Nixon's watergate admin.
I am providing more proof than you are, you're providing nothing. At least I have pointed to some official operations, documents and events that could support a conpiracy theory (note, the word theory). You have no reason for your own entrenched belief, yet you disregard and deride people like me.
I've never claimed to be an investigative reporter with connections in Washington, so I don't know what more you want from me than providing the material I have found,
which proves that the US government at one time had drawn up plans to attack and destroy one of it's own warships, killing those on board, in order to stir up public opinion in support of an attack on Cuba. This is something that can support the THEORY that the government of the US could be complicit in such an operation again re: 911.
You're the one with nothing, you haven't got a leg to stand on,
other than some fanboy belief that the US government is incapable of carrying out such an atrocity to create a climate of fear in which to ensure it's population become more tractable.
I've already proven that the government is capable of it.
Have you watched the movie, 'Good Night and Good Luck'?
SpAcEd OuT wrote: also this video is very intresting http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-968024983037020381&q=911+conspiracy you dont need sound so turn down the volume as the music in it is horrible
Freelancer wrote: Is David Ray Griffith a structural engineer? No. An Explosives expert? No. He's professor emeritus of philosophy of religion and theology, at the Claremont School of Theology in Claremont, California.
Spike wrote: It's called research.
shroomfox wrote: The burden of evidence lies on the accuser, Kernel. I have yet to see anybody from the NWO camp form a coherent argument. (Pointing at random events around the world and from history doesn't cut the mustard.)
shroomfox wrote: At best, the NWO is a theory, and an interesting one in an Orwellian kind of way, but I do think it's a load of baloney and I've read enough about it to form that opinion. Even if there are people trying to put something like this into motion (and that's a possibility...maybe) there is absolutely no chance that they'll succeed. Did you know that Mary Robinson was on the Trilateral Commission? Yeah, I can just see her out with the CIA, ordering them to brainwash people and using them to blow up buildings to start a war with North Korea.
Pighead wrote: Pigheads part of the NWO. I can make things happen. KERNEL I DEMAND YOU TO POST NOW!
You're doubting the existence of a new world order in politics despite the fact that I've given you dozens of historical quotes referencing it?
The NWO is not a theory. It's clearly been referenced by politicians and bankers since WW1.
John Bruton was a member of the Bilderberg Group, what's your point?
illuminati type group, for want of a better word