Captain Bob said:Do you happen to have a contact number so experts can inform you regarding 9/11? Or do you prefer to beat up on your local residents.
Little Captain Bob is really upset.
Captain Bob said:I agree with painter, however i also agree any publicity is good publicity.
ing duh! Little Captain Bob is really upset.
Little Captain Bob is really upset.
Captain Bob said:ok troops, please try to fish out Nicks number. I'll be working it on my end as well. Dont hesitate to post his contact number here if you find it. If you find his cell, please send it to me via PM. Do not post it here. As much as the man is a slimeball, he still has a right to privacy... to an extent
PS: Be expecting a recorded call in the near future. However, I expect you will dodge and evade. Be advised pilots can counter evasive maneuvers. Good luck.
This just continues to be ego love fest for these psychos.I agree with painter, however i also agree any publicity is good publicity. Case in point, our hits coming from http://thepentacon.com increased since the article hit, which means the article increased your hits, which means people dont take "Schou" at his word and are looking into the information presented.
When hit pieces like this get published, be ready for a wave of new visitors and be sure to have a counter argument ready for them to see. Because they will come... and that is why i say, "Good job"...
Captain Bob said:Do you happen to have a contact number so experts can inform you regarding 9/11? Or do you prefer to beat up on your local residents.
I could actually care less if you inteview us. Its clear you wont take on those with a professional background.
While it does not actually bolster the CiT claims it is after all the raison d'etre of PfT.
The CiT failed to positively impress the reporter. Now PfT wants a chance and is working on ways to ,,,, also fail at it.
on it from the beginning.I enjoyed how Craig hilighted his ignorance by completely misunderstanding the annotation term [sic]. Good Job, Mr. Ranke.
Sic is a Latin word meaning "thus", "so", "as such", or "just as that". In writing, it is placed within square brackets and usually italicized— [sic] —to indicate that an incorrect or unusual spelling, phrase, punctuation, and/or other preceding quoted material has been reproduced
If they were really interested in the "truth", they wouldn't waste any time at all on Schou but would instead be trying to get their smoking-weedgun evidence to the authorities.
CIT is, painfully obviously, a fraud, and PffffT is just as bad.
Near as I can see, Mr.Schou spelled "team" correctly.
However I see that wiki states:
Which would apply to the entire phrase as Craig and Aldo call themselves the 'Citizen Investigation Team'. Wouldn't it?
In the article it was used correctly when he quoted that they weren't "accusing anyone specific [sic]" because the use of the word specific is strange there, since it is an adjective, but it is modifying the act of accusing, which it a verb, and therefore it wants to be the adverb, specifically.