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Black_Samson;5826115 said:RodrigueZz;5826097 said:janklow;5814105 said:do you have any serious evidence beyond "i don't like the Bush administration?"blackamerica;5810314 said:9/11? Too much evidence pointing back to the Bush administration. You gotta kiddin me
The Bush Administrations affiliation with PNAC and PNAC's consequent influence on Foreign policy
be awesome if they went after them for OIF, 9/11 and all the other shit they pulled.
be awesome to see a Rogue SS agent take bush and cheney out...
okay, but what i am saying is this: it's one thing to make a lot of vague claims and then when something is actually confirmed, to declare that's the kind of thing you meant... and another to call out a specific conspiracy and have it get confirmed.cobbland;5823300 said:There were individuals who questioned whether experiments were being conducted on citizens in "third world" countries (which has happened and continues to), even if they didn't specifically call the syphilis experiment in Guatemala.
why would a van explosion in 1993 get you increased airline security in 2001CracceR;5823444 said:I believe some of the 9/11 conspiracy for the simple fact that i dont believe it would be that easy for hijackers to fly passenger planes in 2 of the most secure buildings in the world.
Especially after the 93 bombings
for promoting war, okay, but we're talking about hard evidence of a 9/11 conspiracy.RodrigueZz;5826097 said:The Bush Administrations affiliation with PNAC and PNAC's consequent influence on Foreign policy
Further, the process of transformation, even if it brings revolutionary change, is likely to be a long one, absent some catastrophic and catalyzing event – like a new Pearl Harbor. Domestic politics and industrial policy will shape the pace and content of transformation as much as the requirements of current missions
concrete THEORY, maybe, but it's not really concrete evidence. i mean, at some point there's got to be something more than "the fact that this worked out well for them implies there's a confirmed conspiracy." i'm not going to say groups are going to miss a chance to pounce on circumstances that favor what they want, but i think i'll say it's not the same thing.RodrigueZz;5828036 said:Not thw atrongest evidence but it is fairly concrete. More so than some other arguments.
janklow;5830164 said:concrete THEORY, maybe, but it's not really concrete evidence. i mean, at some point there's got to be something more than "the fact that this worked out well for them implies there's a confirmed conspiracy." i'm not going to say groups are going to miss a chance to pounce on circumstances that favor what they want, but i think i'll say it's not the same thing.RodrigueZz;5828036 said:Not thw atrongest evidence but it is fairly concrete. More so than some other arguments.
right, but motive was never the hard part. i just want to see that hard evidence.RodrigueZz;5831745 said:We have motive we just need a murder weapon or some witness testimony.
Maximus Rex;5810371 said:blackamerica;5810314 said:janklow;5809976 said:Kennedy assassination theories? nah
9/11 conspiracy theories? nah
sorry, guys
9/11? Too much evidence pointing back to the Bush administration. You gotta kiddin me
The problem with people who believe 9/11 conspiracies is that their showing their ignorance of the intelligence community. Unlike my JFK assassination theory, (which could've been done with the knowledge of a few people,) The 9/11 conspiracy theory falls a part simply because of the amount of people who had access to that information, which was probably hundreds possibly even thousands of people. Also the House and Senate Intelligence Committees get the same intel the President does. My point is that there were simply too my people involved to keep Pres. Bush having foreknowledge of 9/11 a secret. Also people are forgetting that people in the intelligence community are extremely patriotic, if had foreknowledge that attack was imminent and he left it go down anyway, somebody would have gotten that information to the press, a la Deep Throat. Also, I have a had time believing that Colin Powell would have went along with some shit like that.
i just thought you were the one that pitched a fit about dudes dodging his questions right before he fled this threadblackamerica;5876150 said:But yet I'm the crazy one? Gtfoh
janklow;5876619 said:i just thought you were the one that pitched a fit about dudes dodging his questions right before he fled this thread
blackamerica;5876150 said:Y'all read that report about Ibagrim Todashev? The guy was friends w/ one of the brothers who allegedly planted those bombs in Boston. Well, the guy was shot 7 times by authorities (once in back of the head) while being questioned about the bombing. Y'all niggaz is fuckin idiots if you dont think the government setup these terrorist acts and kill whoever knows too much. This is the PERFECT example of the foul things the US government do when they run outta lies to feed the public. But yet I'm the crazy one? Gtfoh
RIP Ibagrim Todashev & Malcolm Shabaaz
The FBI Changes Its Story (Again) on the Ibragim Todashev Shooting
By Dashiell Bennett | The Atlantic Wire – 18 hrs ago
Law enforcement officials are still trying to explain how a supposedly peaceful interview with an important witness in the Boston bombing case turned into a deadly shooting, but as usual, every new attempt to explain the death of Ibragim Todashev only raises more troubling questions. After originally accusing the suspect and potential murderous accomplice of Boston bomber Tamleran Tsarnaev of attacking an FBI agent with a knife, and then walking back that claim entirely, an new anonymous source says Todashev, may have injured the agent with a table and a metal pole. Or maybe not.
Here's the way the attack was described in The New York Times. Everyone seems to agree that after several hours of interrogation, Todashev was prepared to confess to an unsolved murder that he and Tamerlan Tsarnaev were connected to. Then thing get a lot less clear:
At that moment, Mr. Todashev picked up the table and threw it at the agent, knocking him to the ground. While trying to stand up, the agent, who suffered a wound to his face from the table that required stitches, drew his gun and saw Mr. Todashev running at him with a metal pole, according to the official, adding that it might have been a broomstick.
So not only has the story changed again, it has now changed twice in the same sentence. The weapon has no gone from nothing to a knife, back to nothing, to a table, to a metal pole, to a broomstick. Todashev was also apparently shot more than once, after an initial volley of "several shots" somehow failed to bring him down.
Oh, and there's a pretty big difference between a metal pole and a broomstick, and the fact that the Times source can't decide which one it is suggests they don't really know happened either. (CNN reported that Todashev owned a samurai sword that was in the room, but no one has yet suggested that he wielded that at any time.) With at least three witnesses, you're likely to get three different stories and we might never know which, if any of them, is the most accurate.
http://news.yahoo.com/fbi-changes-story-again-ibragim-todashev-shooting-114132404.html
[/quote]cobbland;5877154 said:The FBI Changes Its Story (Again) on the Ibragim Todashev Shooting
By Dashiell Bennett | The Atlantic Wire – 18 hrs ago
Law enforcement officials are still trying to explain how a supposedly peaceful interview with an important witness in the Boston bombing case turned into a deadly shooting, but as usual, every new attempt to explain the death of Ibragim Todashev only raises more troubling questions. After originally accusing the suspect and potential murderous accomplice of Boston bomber Tamleran Tsarnaev of attacking an FBI agent with a knife, and then walking back that claim entirely, an new anonymous source says Todashev, may have injured the agent with a table and a metal pole. Or maybe not.
Here's the way the attack was described in The New York Times. Everyone seems to agree that after several hours of interrogation, Todashev was prepared to confess to an unsolved murder that he and Tamerlan Tsarnaev were connected to. Then thing get a lot less clear:
At that moment, Mr. Todashev picked up the table and threw it at the agent, knocking him to the ground. While trying to stand up, the agent, who suffered a wound to his face from the table that required stitches, drew his gun and saw Mr. Todashev running at him with a metal pole, according to the official, adding that it might have been a broomstick.
So not only has the story changed again, it has now changed twice in the same sentence. The weapon has no gone from nothing to a knife, back to nothing, to a table, to a metal pole, to a broomstick. Todashev was also apparently shot more than once, after an initial volley of "several shots" somehow failed to bring him down.
Oh, and there's a pretty big difference between a metal pole and a broomstick, and the fact that the Times source can't decide which one it is suggests they don't really know happened either. (CNN reported that Todashev owned a samurai sword that was in the room, but no one has yet suggested that he wielded that at any time.) With at least three witnesses, you're likely to get three different stories and we might never know which, if any of them, is the most accurate.
http://news.yahoo.com/fbi-changes-story-again-ibragim-todashev-shooting-114132404.html
i think you mean "i bitched that janklow didn't answer my questions, and then he did, and then i ran out of the thread for some mysterious reason." since, you know, that's what happened.blackamerica;5876962 said:No. I just stopped debating you because I realized you discredit every conspiracy but all your counter theories are vague and shallow
except that you're basing this false claim on a thread where i LITERALLY said the mainstream media had bias and should always be questioned. remembering this inaccurate IS pretty convenient for you, though.blackamerica;5877435 said:But this is the same media janklow so vigorously defends against any thought of a conspiracy.
janklow;5879542 said:i think you mean "i bitched that janklow didn't answer my questions, and then he did, and then i ran out of the thread for some mysterious reason." since, you know, that's what happened.
janklow;5879542 said:except that you're basing this false claim on a thread where i LITERALLY said the mainstream media had bias and should always be questioned. remembering this inaccurate IS pretty convenient for you, though.
excuse me? i am talking about THIS THREAD. there was a massive post responding to 9/11 conspiracy questions you posed that you ran from.blackamerica;5879836 said:No you didn't. You kept saying my sources weren't credible, so I asked what books and YOU read and you changed the subject. I still don't know what anti conspiracy books you've read (assuming you've read any)
you don't have to end up believing a bunch of nonsense just because you question media bias. it's actually likely that you don't understand what the word "question" really means.blackamerica;5879836 said:But if you question the mainstream media that would make you a conspiracy theorist like me. How odd is that
frank white;5881497 said:Sorry......but conspiracy theorists give me the creeps/chills. You guys will find a way to question grass being green and skies being blue. Kind of sad to live your life like that. Yeah.....9/11 was planned.......to intentionally kill thousands of our own people and others..........for an agenda, Nice.....