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Hustler woo

PerryLogan said:
No, but I once Googled Halle Berry in her Catwoman suit. I'm only human.
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NOW I understand the meaning of this, Mr. Logan. Very nice picture of Halle, she who is orginally from my original hometown of Cleveland, Ohio.

I think it'll be awhile before I get tired of her pic on yer site...
 
What a lousy article ! :eye-poppi

Its all there:

"Steven Jones work is peer-reviewed"
"Hufschmid is a researcher"
"NIST has admitted that the South Tower came down in ten second and the North in nine"
"Judy Wood ..." :)
Korey Rowe when asked if there is a chance of the CT being wrong: "This is not a house of cards, you can take away some of the weaker evidence, but not the physical evidence, the scientific fact. And you can't take away the common sense of it. The idea that 19 Arab hijackers could take over four planes in U.S. airspace for two hours with no interference from the military is prepostereous."
Alex Jones: "65 % of the American people know that 9/11 was an inside job."

PNAC, Northwoods, squibs, molten steel ... it's all there.

I guess I cannot link the whole thing for copyright reasons.
But I think I now know where 28th Kingdom works! :)
 
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Thanks much, Oliver, for posting the link to the Hustler story.

I loaded the PDF and, holding off on brunch until afterwards, forced myself to read The Tripe. A prudent decision on not eating beforehand. The pukery and turdliness reeking from the Hustler "investigation" is enough to challenge the stasis of anyone with a wrought-iron stomach.

Cleverly assembled, deceptively revealed - this story is yet again demonstrative of how skilled the lying Inside Jobbers can be, when the "right" people are set to the task of winning over wannabe woos. Someone leaning towards woo can be swayed by just this single article. It is very skillfully done. By revealing Inside Job support from a broad spectrum of players - scientists to whistleblowers to talk show hosts to celebrities - the wannabe woo is left with the impression that it would be crazy, even dangerous, to NOT accept the premise of vast conspiracy.

I remember the day I decided to never look at another Hustler magazine. It was after seeing the sick and mean-spirited content levelled at the deceased Princess Diana. Now, my evaluation of princesses, kings, dukes, queens and so forth essentially mirrors the attitudes protrayed in Monty Python's Holy Grail movie. As also noted in the film with Audrey Hepburn called Roman Holiday, Eddie Albert's character states: "C'mon Joe, it's open season on princesses!". But what Larry Flynt was doing went WAY over the line. The depths of horrific disgust had never been plumbed so completely. I realized then that something permanently wrong had happened inside the brain of Larry Flynt. And I didn't need to buy or see his magazine, ever again.

The lies, the very careful skimming of conspiracy statements, the editing, the pictures - this is a masterpiece of vomit-inducing deception. That is, to those of us who have the ability to live in the real world and critically analyze its ebbs and flows. For the wannabe woos? This is all they'll ever need to start the idiotic chanting of "inside job, inside job!".
 
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ConspiRaider said:
Thanks much, Oliver, for posting the link to the Hustler story.

I loaded the PDF and, holding off on brunch until afterwards, forced myself to read The Tripe. A prudent decision on not eating beforehand. The pukery and turdliness reeking from the Hustler "investigation" is enough to challenge the stasis of anyone with a wrought-iron stomach.

Cleverly assembled, deceptively revealed - this story is yet again demonstrative of how skilled the lying Inside Jobbers can be, when the "right" people are set to the task of winning over wannabe woos. Someone leaning towards woo can be swayed by just this single article. It is very skillfully done. By revealing Inside Job support from a broad spectrum of players - scientists to whistleblowers to talk show hosts to celebrities - the wannabe woo is left with the impression that it would be crazy, even dangerous, to NOT accept the premise of vast conspiracy.

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The lies, the very careful skimming of conspiracy statements, the editing, the pictures - this is a masterpiece of vomit-inducing deception. That is, to those of us who have the ability to live in the real world and critically analyze its ebbs and flows. For the wannabe woos? This is all they'll ever need to start the idiotic chanting of "inside job, inside job!".
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Agreed. And well put.
 
ConspiRaider said:
Thanks much, Oliver, for posting the link to the Hustler story.

I loaded the PDF and, holding off on brunch until afterwards, forced myself to read The Tripe. A prudent decision on not eating beforehand. The pukery and turdliness reeking from the Hustler "investigation" is enough to challenge the stasis of anyone with a wrought-iron stomach.

Cleverly assembled, deceptively revealed - this story is yet again demonstrative of how skilled the lying Inside Jobbers can be, when the "right" people are set to the task of winning over wannabe woos. Someone leaning towards woo can be swayed by just this single article. It is very skillfully done. By revealing Inside Job support from a broad spectrum of players - scientists to whistleblowers to talk show hosts to celebrities - the wannabe woo is left with the impression that it would be crazy, even dangerous, to NOT accept the premise of vast conspiracy.

I remember the day I decided to never look at another Hustler magazine. It was after seeing the sick and mean-spirited content levelled at the deceased Princess Diana. Now, my evaluation of princesses, kings, dukes, queens and so forth essentially mirrors the attitudes protrayed in Monty Python's Holy Grail movie. As also noted in the film with Audrey Hepburn called Roman Holiday, Eddie Albert's character states: "C'mon Joe, it's open season on princesses!". But what Larry Flynt was doing went WAY over the line. The depths of horrific disgust had never been plumbed so completely. I realized then that something permanently wrong had happened inside the brain of Larry Flynt. And I didn't need to buy or see his magazine, ever again.

The lies, the very careful skimming of conspiracy statements, the editing, the pictures - this is a masterpiece of vomit-inducing deception. That is, to those of us who have the ability to live in the real world and critically analyze its ebbs and flows. For the wannabe woos? This is all they'll ever need to start the idiotic chanting of "inside job, inside job!".
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Give Hustler a call and get their side of the story. It is quite revealing how they say researchers may have but they never use the term scientists. Did you really think they would print Korey rowes quote about LC:FC having a 20 million dollar budget if they thought these guys were legit. I mean they call Eric Hufschmid (a known holocaust denier and anti semite) a researcher?! They say Steven Jones paper was peer reviewed?!? Not even going to waste my time commenting about Alex "The Spider @ http://911verses.com/underground/Over_the_Edge_2005-09-30_Alex_Spider_Jones.MP3" Jones. They didn't verify any info except what they were told by the LC crew and Alex "The Spider - thanks Perry" Jones. The Hustler article is another South Park in disguise.
 
Isn't that theory giving a bit too much intellectual credit to a porno magazine? And a third tier one at that.
 
The name of the magazine is appropriate for these guys.

Oh well, this goes along well with their new marketing strategy:

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Frankly, I find it much more convincing than all their :words:
 
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Hustler is essentially the "Enquirer" with Nudie Pictures, so I do not see how anything productive to promote their movement can come of it.

TAM
 
I was going to ask one of the twoofers if I could borrow their copy of Hustler in order to read the article, but was told that it wouldn't be of much use...since all the pages were stuck together. ;)
 
chipmunk stew said:
The name of the magazine is appropriate for these guys.

Oh well, this goes along well with their new marketing strategy:

babe2.gif


Frankly, I find it much more convincing than all their :words:
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I too, capitulate. They spe... I mean she speaks to me. 9/11 was an Inside Job!
 
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