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Huguenot Wrote:

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> There you go silverfox - it's very difficult to

> accept that there isn't someone to blame.

>

> Traffic speed reductions actually speed up your

> journey, but it's counter-intuitive.



Huguenot speaks the truth.

I think if conspiracy theories spring from inadequacy - a feeling that someone somewhere must be in charge or it would be altogether too scary - then their proponents must be the most enfeebled.


What's worse is that as feeble as these self-proclaimed messiahs are, they spread scare stories in an effort to drag the rest of the public down to a level of paralysed submission.


Hence far from performing a public service, conspiracy theorists are like Tolkien's Grima Wormtongue: manipulating, undermining and destroying people in order to gain power over them.


I imagine that fuels frustration like SMG's. The problem is that the degree of depraved manipulation from conspiracy theorists is so venal it often leaves other commentators aghast.

You really are a bit peculiar Easties EL.


Your measure of 'truth' now appears to be how violent a man becomes if you disagree with him. You like violence?


Does this go hand in hand with the messiah thing? You like to imagine yourself swinging a sword and saving the village whilst fair maidens fall at your feet? ;-)

Indeed, my mistake too. I didn't relise that life is full of BS. People dying in vain throughout history. Toture, rape, murder, humilation, war crimes etc. Reason is treason? No profit in peace? I guess if World War 3 happens our attitudes on life will be very different?


""Military men are dumb, stupid animals to be used as pawns for foreign policy." Henry Kissinger, 1976

Easties EL Wrote:

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> Jesse Venture On 911, J.F.K & more.

>

> The guy was a USA Army Navy Seal, so he's a bit of

> a badass. I'm sure he would hand out a few

> backhanders if people disagreed with him?

>

>

>




You cannot be an Army Navy Seal for goodness sake.


Naval Special Warfare Groups are by their nature a function of the United States Navy.


And he actually wasn't a SEAL either, he was an undewater demolition expert.



I am quite ambivalent about Jesse, he did great service when he creamed Elizabeth Hasselbeck on the idea of waterboarding being acceptable, then he comes out with the dumb Building 7 theory.


His complete digust at anything Dick Cheney tips the balance for me in his favour though.

Easties EL Wrote:

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> Indeed, my mistake too. I didn't relise that life

> is full of BS. People dying in vain throughout

> history. Toture, rape, murder, humilation, war

> crimes etc. Reason is treason? No profit in peace?

> I guess if World War 3 happens our attitudes on

> life will be very different?

>

> ""Military men are dumb, stupid animals to

> be used as pawns for foreign policy." Henry

> Kissinger, 1976



Are you tending to agree with Herr Kissinger?

What makes you say that, or question if I am tending to agree with Herr Kissinger? LOL Are you agreeing with me or Herr Kissinger?


No am I not agreeing with him. I can't wait to discuss about global warming next week.:)-D


Right I'm off to watch Richard Keys and Andy Gray introduce to me a Sunday Football fest. A couple of Stellas in the fridge, feet up and hoping that world doesn't end, so I hopefully see West Ham United at least win the League Cup!

If any question why we died,

Tell them, because our fathers lied.


Rudyard Kipling, Epitaphs of the War


I think you've got problems if you can't see the difference between this truism, Easties EL, and the claim of a massive organised conspiracy between 9/11 and the New World Order.

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