Dylan starts to get pissy

[chillzero]

Yep. I'd be downright delirious if Dylan did The Do-Over to End (his) All Do-Overs.

Well, not delirious, but hey, I was on an alliteration roll.

Maybe that's the reason for the current delays - maybe he is re-doing his final 911 film as an honest reassessment of the previous 2,with all the mis information corrected. Maybe he is getting up the nerve to take that very last step - publically.

I think his career as a film maker would be made, if he did this, because there would be so much media interest in a film maker who stood by principles enough to turn back on everything they had previously stated, to 'bring the truth to the masses'.

But hey - as long as he doesn't announce himself as Gravy's number one fan and super-stalker, that's all fine by me. That position is already taken


(Ya know, long distance stalking is no easy matter.)
Gooooo Gravy!!

 

[NickUK]

I wonder if Dylan actually ever worries about his personal safety as well?

I mean, he is a pin up boy for the tinhats, and there's a lot of anger within these guys - we've seen it on videos, and a lot of us have had eDeath threats (even me, and I'm just here to laugh at Archie and Dave ). People know Dylan now, know his face, what he does and where he does it. I often worry about Gravy taking on these guys face to face (obviously unless Abby's there to protect him ) so Dylan must see it too, surely.

I dunno. If I was in Dylan's position, I'd be a teensy bit apprehensive.

I'm guessing the best he could do would be to shut up shop completely, not answer emails, not post, not use his phone and hope it all goes away.

I don't envy him at the moment, although that's not the same as feeling sorry for him I hasten to add.

 

[Miss Anthrope]

Houses are expensive in the USA. In Canberra, Australia a three bedroom house will cost $350,000 - $450,000. Add another $100,000 for another bedroom and bathroom. The house comes with a good backyard and garage. These prices are Australian dollars. Divide by .78 to get US dollars. One example http://www.ljhooker.com.au/property_listing.php?id=1674882&type=residential&category=buy

It's hard to make a sweeping statement like that, it varies based on neighborhood. I just sold a home in one suburb of Seattle for well over $600K, and bought a MUCH NICER AND LARGER HOME 39 miles south for only $301K which is on the high side for this particular town. A house like this house in Seattle proper would cost $750K. It really just depends where you are.

Hawaii is notoriously expensive because it is, after all, "tropical paradise". Groceries and gas are more expensive because you must ship it all in, not a whole lot of grazing land for dairy cows!

 

[Architect]

As I gaze across my extensive Scottish mountain estate, I can only imagine what terrible travails you poor colonials suffer when you buy houses. Why, I hear that your parks are absolutely tiny!


How did we get onto this topic anyway? I'll have my butler check =back on the posts....

 

[The Silver Shadow]

I had a suspicion you were one of Oliver's sock puppets for a while there. Thanks for clearing that up. I'm an F1 fan myself. Nice to meet you here.

I'm just an outsider who couldn't stand some of the people in university talking about LC. Luckily, my university friends are open-minded and looked at MarkyX's SLC video...

Nice meeting you too Orphia!

 

[Arus808]

Hawaii is notoriously expensive because it is, after all, "tropical paradise". Groceries and gas are more expensive because you must ship it all in, not a whole lot of grazing land for dairy cows!

its not so much the "paradise" aspect of it (well, who cant' argue with good weather, warm temperatures and being able to hit hte beach any time of hte year?), but its because of the amount of people for the amount of land there. can't expand an island....I'd say in another 30-50 years there, it'll be a duplicate of Japan.

 

[Z]

Well, my family got very lucky. In Cincinnati, for a while, the government was buying old houses, restoring them, and returning them to the market. Kind of an 'area improvement' program.

So we're buying a 3-bedroom (actually five, the attic was converted, but doesn't have closets, so they don't count as 'bedrooms'), 1 1/2 bath home with garage, fenced-in yard, basement, all-new insulated windows, new interior with all lead and asbestos removed, new plumbing (lead-free), PLUS original, 100 or more-year-old Oak door and window frames, including those cool sliding pocket doors in two walls, new kitchen appliances, new central heating and AC, security system, new water heater, on a CORNER lot...

Ready for the price?

$90,000. The only condition is the buyer has to actually live in the house, and that's it.

You silly people and your six-digit home prices...

(Sadly, this was the LAST house under that program. Something to do with the fact the contractors put more money into the restoration than we're paying for the whole home...)

 

[Alt+F4]

Prediction: Movie is released. It will recieve a little fan fair, an initial surge. MSM will get a hold of it, tear it to shreds, and then it will become one of those 15 minutes of fame things.

I'm going to take it a step further: there will be no "Final Cut". Why risk yet another spanking by debunkers and all those lawsuits? All he needs to do is say that he's "getting pressure" from "people" to stop. He'll still look good to his wacko followers. Obviously he's unable to keep up this sad joke any longer. He barely said anything in the debate with Gravy.

BTW, a starting teacher's salary in NYC is $41,000.

 

[Z]

Starting salary in Ohio for next year is projected to be $31,503... up from $27,000 in 2002-2003.

Weep for us.

 

[Architect]

Move to Scotland.

We all get a minimum of 4 weeks paid annual leave per annum, too. And free(ish) healthcare.


[/smug]

 

[Alt+F4]

Move to Scotland.

We all get a minimum of 4 weeks paid annual leave per annum, too. And free(ish) healthcare.


[/smug]

Well the Europeans have it right. I've always thought that any American who has a job that only gives two weeks of vacation a year is crazy. As for teachers, yeah, the 14 weeks of paid vacation a year does offset the low starting salary.

And colored chalk, all the colored chalk you could ever want! <insert evil laugh here>.

 

[Yurebiz]

1. Doubtful of a March release if it is to be in Cinemas, as we have seen nothing in terms of advertising, and it is mid January.

2. Prediction: Movie is released. It will recieve a little fan fair, an initial surge. MSM will get a hold of it, tear it to shreds, and then it will become one of those 15 minutes of fame things.

However, I am also predicting, as I have before, that LC:FC will be so watered down c/w the original LC, that it will barely, except in name, be the same film.

I predict Dylan goes full LIHOP or even less within 2 years.

TAM

Well said. I also think LCFC is going to be more of a LIHOP instead of traditionally alleging CD in every opportunity. The whole CD ground is quite shaky, and there isn't many videos that cover that ISI connection thing, and the prior knowledge stuff quite right. So it's safe to assume that they're going in a more LIHOP direction this time.

But about Dylan's "loosing" faith, I don't think, personally, that he ever gave up the MIHOP theory. I do think he has been doubting it more often, but still believes it for the most part. The reason why he's so nervous, is because there's no way to convince the masses and produce a realistic documentary film with that, one with can be the "final" piece of evidence for the long waiting CT crowd. He's probably doubting there's enough clear evidence available to draw the conclusions that all CT masses are eager for, or so I think. So he's going for LIHOP to have something more factual and less delusional, for a "Final Cut".

Also I'd point out that he'll be most likely he'll also be confronting the official theory rather than making one of it's own, in order to support a LIHOP.

 

[uk_dave]

I am beginning to wonder whether the 911 'truthers' are somewhat unique in the history of conspiracy theories, in that they are basically conspiracy theorists without a theory.

 

[GlennB]

I am beginning to wonder whether the 911 'truthers' are somewhat unique in the history of conspiracy theories, in that they are basically conspiracy theorists without a theory.

I have a theory (which is mine) .... they don't dare tell you what their theory is because it will upset lots of their mates who have slightly different theories (which are their theories). The only common factor among them is the presence of a theory, which must remain an untold theory. Theoretically speaking, that is.

This is my theory, which it is.

 

[Yurebiz]

Yes, the theory is quite often just that there's not a single acceptable theory, given by the government or any expert in the world. Which would indicate that the Government has a part on all of it. No one is credible, no one is right, therefore those who made use of it are the ones to blame. That would be.. the government, of course! (Rule #1: The government always profits from "it", whatever it is)
If you know what I mean. Ehm, ok. Never mind.

 

[Pardalis]

I am beginning to wonder whether the 911 'truthers' are somewhat unique in the history of conspiracy theories, in that they are basically conspiracy theorists without a theory.

In their mind, whatever happened, the government did it, which is kind of lame.

 

[bonavada]

I have a theory (which is mine) .... they don't dare tell you what their theory is because it will upset lots of their mates who have slightly different theories (which are their theories). The only common factor among them is the presence of a theory, which must remain an untold theory. Theoretically speaking, that is.
This is my theory, which it is.

summed up perfectly here:-



:-]

BV

 

[T.A.M.]

the foreknowledge thing is incredibly weak on the side of the CTers because the evidence is out there, in abundance, that there WERE lots of vague warnings of an impending attack on the US, which peaked in July 2001, then died off, then resumed just prior to 9/11. The trouble with all the warning were they were vague, and as a result, even the ones that might have pointed in some slightly more focused direction, got lost in all the chatter/noise that was so prevelent that summer/fall. Read Chapters 6-9 in the 9/11 Commission Report to get a much better picture of this.

TAM

 

[Alt+F4]

...there WERE lots of vague warnings of an impending attack on the US, which peaked in July 2001, then died off, then resumed just prior to 9/11.

And what was the big news story that July and August? Shark attacks in Florida! The terrorists must have been laughing at us then and especially during their late 1990s planing meetings when everyone here was obsessed with Clinton's Oval Office sexcapades.

 

[Arkan_Wolfshade]

Yes, the theory is quite often just that there's not a single acceptable theory, given by the government or any expert in the world. Which would indicate that the Government has a part on all of it. No one is credible, no one is right, therefore those who made use of it are the ones to blame. That would be.. the government, of course! (Rule #1: The government always profits from "it", whatever it is)
If you know what I mean. Ehm, ok. Never mind.

conspiracy theory <> scientific theory

Shortening both to "theory" and using them interchangebly is equivocation.