Laughable. You make frequent use of absurd strawmen, such as "7,000 FBI agents in on it, yada yada". Apparently, you never heard of the concept of division of labor, and it stretches your imagination beyond it's capacity to consider that covert operations are designed to have a minimal number of operators and knowldege is shared on a 'need to know' basis.You are an amusingly brazen bluffer. Your deficiencies in logic are on display 24/7. You exhibit no knowledge of probability and statistics (your imaginary conspiracy can be readily shown to be mathematically impossible, as I have demonstrated many times).
You are so in love with your ludicrous strawmen that you think you've demonstrated "mathematical impossibility"! Why don't you take your laughable demonstration to a statistician who has a lick of common sense re division of labor and what the 'covertness' in a covert operation means, and then tell us what the statistician has to say?
I used to work on the same table with two other programmers, and one of them - a very bright kid we hired for the summer - had stuff in the code that neither of us could figure out, which we discovered after he left. Your brilliant logic demands that we must have 'been in on it', and the reason I commented these inscrutable code statements (partly in jest) '"What was Dave thinking?" was to cover our tracks. Not.
You really don't know what you're talking about, do you? No, I'm not referring to the contents of your email box, etc.
I have been referring to the 911 Truth Movement without specifying it's definition. What I was thinking about was simply those who believed in LIHOP or MIHOP. I was not considering ito people who stand in public places with signs that say "911 was an Inside Job", if that's what you were thinking.You make the staggeringly silly assumption that your tiny, evil movement numbers in the tens of millions. Physician, heal thyself!
What were you thinking?
A garbage pail gathers a lot of flies. In my experiences of discussing and debating things at the stj911 forum, I have trouble recalling anybody that hated Jews. Your hysterical smearing notwithstanding, your sampling technique - consisting of your email spam plus assorted forums plus some youtube videos - may not only be a lousy one, in general, but may be additionally distorted due to your keeping of bad company.Your uninformed blather boils down to a desperate attempt to pretend that the high percentage of Jew-haters I have encountered in my dealings with the fantasy movement is, inexplicably, not representative of the movement as a whole.
Your continued failure to admit that you don't have a scientifically valid way of judging anti-Semitism amongst 911 Truthers just speaks to either your irrationality, or dishonesty. You have been asked for real, statistically significant evidence a number of times on this thread, yet you continue to dodge and whine. But do keep it up, won't you? I think your critical thinking skills could stand additional exposition.
Because they have a brain? Because they don't find a compulsive need to smear groups of people that take seriously ideas that they don't agree with? Because they understand something about probability and statistics? Because even though you ducked my questions re determining who is a shill, other people know that most shills won't be dumb enough to admit it, and so this is generally something that can't be determined?Why should anyone believe you?
All of the above?
Will I? Are you sure? I'm sure there's lot's of 'genuine' anti-Semitism, to go along with the shills. But what is a lot, as a percentage of 911 Truthers? 911 Truthers who are WTC 7 aware? You don't know, and you are making it obvious that you don't know. Your "one third" lower bound is not based on anything scientific.Visit any YouTube video celebrating some angry adolescent's ability to fabricate nonsense and you will be overwhelmed by anti-Semitic drivel.
I believe you're referring to Nico Haupt. AFAIK, he has been banned from a number of 911 web sites. Furthermore, he's just one person.The psychotic coward Killclown has labeled me a "Nazi Shill" for the Zionists (it makes as much sense as anything he writes).
You are also just one person, and I wouldn't dream of imputing your atrocious manners and lunatic extrapolations (with all the fanatism that implies) to the masses of people who don't believe in either LIHOP or MIHOP. Perhaps if I drank the same Kool-Aid as you do, and (God Forbid) got cc'd your emails, I would start spouting the same sort of slanderous piffle that you seem to be in love with. I'd just have to change my tune, a bit, and presto, wham-o, I too could be a smear-merchant, but with an opposite target.
I think I'll pass.
You confuse your imaginative and distorted viewpoint with reality. Their are rational tools - probability and statistics - that could be brought to bear on the subject of discussion (given a sufficient budget...), but you are not interested in that. I remind readers that you have not answered my question about anti-Semitism in the general population. I'm sure that people who don't have the same anti-Semitism-smear axe to grind, as you yourself do, will be able to come to a reasonable conclusion as to why you have avoided the question.You are trying to peddle your fiction to people who know better.
No actually, I haven't. I've studied mathematical logic. Your fierce irrationality might be mitigated by pondering the implications of said tautology. For one thing, if you impute anti-Semitism to individuals that can't be anti-Semitic, something is wrong - very wrong - with your 'reasoning'.You wrote:
"If a person has an irrational attitude towards Larry Silverstein, it could indeed be due to their being anti-Semitic. However, if they're not anti-Semitic, to begin with, then it can't be anti-Semitism.
Does this make logical sense to a "rationalist", such as yourself?"
Anti-Semitism can't be the source of irrationality that doesn't stem from anti-Semitism. Hmmm, that would be correct (you might want to look up "tautology"). Yeah, you've taken lots of courses in Logic.
I think we can safely agree that the twoofers whose irrational attitude toward Larry Silverstein doesn't stem from anti-Semitism are probably not anti-Semites. We are left with the ones who are anti-Semites, which I estimate to be at least one-third. Again, based on personal experience, I would estimate the percentage of Jew-haters to be higher, but I have purposely erred on the conservative side.
One-third, eh? In a way, I'm impressed that you would post a non-trivial number. Of course, you have no more statistically significant evidence for such a belief than you had for your previous, more nebulous estimate of "more or less than half".
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