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8/10 Terrorist conspiracy

Brainster said:
Typical 9-11 Denier doesn't know that it wasn't Atta's passport that was found. But you've done a lot of research into 9-11, haven't you? Watched a few videos?
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Typical arrogant prepubescent, anxious to prove his might and courage by labelling me a 9/11 denier (a blatant play on words to imply I also deny the holocaust) and proceding to bash me. That's cool though, because I don't deny 9/11, and if giving both sides of an argument a fair hearing without making inane comments about tin foil hats makes me some kind of fool, then I'm happy to be that fool.
 
Pardalis said:
What's odd about this one?
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I didn't say it was odd, I said the latest plot is oddly reminiscent of this one, where intelligence agents infilitrate a group of people, egg them on to commit a crime, supply them with everything they need and then arrest them.
 
Some more from the Loosers. Anybody keeping count of the 'convenient timing' type complaints. I'm sure I've seen nearly a dozen today.

It is more important than ever before that we expose these criminals for 9/11. Keep the pressure on...let every you know not to be scared by today's Psy-Op. Keep the momentum...we are close which is why they had to pull this.
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The government is testing the waters.

They want to know how much the 9/11 skeptics have taken the "terrorism" ball out of play. I don't think it's a coincidence at all that this is occuring the same week that the Scripps-Howard 9/11 poll results were published. If they turn up the heat enough, will we stick to our guns and see this latest scare for what it really is or will we revert back to our viscerial reaction of fear and the need for protection? Remember that the government is archiving phone conversations and it wouldn't surprise me if they monitored people's web viewing habits as well to better gauge how this latest charade goes over with John Q Public.

Like the high chancellor said in V for Vendetta: they're trying to remind us why we "need" a government.
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Bottom line: Joe Lieberbush lost. The message is spreading across the land that incumbents who embrace the president are in serious trouble. And the Republicans needed to divert attention, to stop this meme in its tracks, and lo' and behold we have our first terror alert that I can recall since the last election, and it's our first ever Red Alert! What a coincidence!
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And finally...
wasnt there going to be wargames or drills going on this week?
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I find it disturbing how the conspiracy people just dismiss this off hand; while the news are still breaking. Even if you'd believe that 9/11 and 7/7 and the rest where all globalist conspiracies, how could you be so certain that this was not a real terror plot without knowing any details?
 
Dazed said:
Typical arrogant prepubescent, anxious to prove his might and courage by labelling me a 9/11 denier (a blatant play on words to imply I also deny the holocaust) and proceding to bash me.
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Please. You essentially called this whole forum a bunch of bullies hiding behind each other. You didn't expect a little "bashing"?

That's cool though, because I don't deny 9/11, and if giving both sides of an argument a fair hearing without making inane comments about tin foil hats makes me some kind of fool, then I'm happy to be that fool.
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Giving both sides fair hearing after sorting through the evidence and seeing that it clearly favors one side would make you a fool.
 
chacal said:
I find it disturbing how the conspiracy people just dismiss this off hand; while the news are still breaking. Even if you'd believe that 9/11 and 7/7 and the rest where all globalist conspiracies, how could you be so certain that this was not a real terror plot without knowing any details?
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Conclusion first, evidence later!
 
From your second link, Dazed:

The suspects regularly undertook weapons training at a rural property 150 kilometers north of Toronto. While "foreign-looking" individuals raise few eyebrows in cosmopolitan Toronto, the presence of a large group of Arab and African men in camouflage uniforms in backwoods Ontario inevitably aroused the suspicion of local residents who soon informed the police. The camp was quickly put under surveillanceincluding over-flights by police helicopters. The investigation of the group began two years ago through CSIS monitoring of jihadi websites and was later joined by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
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I see nothing here of what you said in post# 63
 
Dazed said:
Typical arrogant prepubescent, anxious to prove his might and courage by labelling me a 9/11 denier (a blatant play on words to imply I also deny the holocaust) and proceding to bash me. That's cool though, because I don't deny 9/11, and if giving both sides of an argument a fair hearing without making inane comments about tin foil hats makes me some kind of fool, then I'm happy to be that fool.
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You will have to excuse the responses you've received here, but you should understand that when many CTers show up on these boards, they begin asking "innocent" questions and are looking for peoples opinions are certain coincidences. Then after a few days the "questions" become more pointed and the coincidences become pseudo facts. Then they start talking about free fall, and thermite/thermate and pull it and before to long they revel themselves as full bore CT kooks.

Are you any different? Time will tell.
 
Dazed said:
It was just an observation that you're being affected by group mentality. You feel you have the backing of everyone else on this forum, and the "CTers" are the perceived threat, so you belittle them in the safety of this controlled environment, to make yourself appear more astute among your peers. It's a common bully tactic, like picking on the kid with glasses. That sad part is the kid isn't even here to have his rebuttal.
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You do realize that a lot of us have tried to discuss things like this over on "their turf". Unfortunately thanks to the "truth seekering" moderators over at LC, most of us have been banned, suspended, or find ourselves unable to view to their boards due to IP blocking.

-Joytown
 
Dazed

Usually, when a terrorist plot is announced, the common reaction of people is both relief and dread, of what could have happened if the plot hadn't been stopped.

You on the other hand, immediately suspect the authorities of foul play and to have cohersed the terrorists into their plot.

I find it a bit peculiar.
 
This most recent terrorist plot clearly shows that the WTC fell at freefall speeds due to remote controlled thermate and that there was no plane at the Pentagon.

-Joytown
 
Dazed said:
It's a common bully tactic, like picking on the kid with glasses. That sad part is the kid isn't even here to have his rebuttal...
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... or feel bullied in any way. It is, as a little thought would tell you, extraordinarily difficult to bully someone in their absence. Tell me, if "bullies" confine their attentions exclusively to people not actually present, in what sense is this "bullying"?
 
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