Jon Gold Addresses Pat Curley and the jref

[Almo]

Absolutely. And I'd be flippin' happy to do so.

I think that you believe this now. It may even be true that this is what would happen. But I suspect that a lot of Truthers would call foul play on the investiagation if it didn't find anything wrong.

 

[WildCat]

Oh Hai Guys! Just wondering if old Red is ever going to address Gold's fraud about the stock options? Maybe.

Oh hell, Red, why don't we just add that to your list of failed Truther theories:

1. Pods
2. Space Beams
3. mini Nukes
4. Israelis with Parachutes
5. CGI
6. Real Time Voice morphing.
7. Unusual stock option trading
8. Red Ibis' secret 911 theory of secretness. Shhh, Red sez its a secret!
9. Thermate
10. CIT NOC
11. Gage's cardboard boxes.
12. clunkity clunk
13. Red Cross Count Down to Demolition.

I'll add a few of RedIbis's favorites:

14. Wall breaching kit used to blast a hole in the C-Ring
15. No evidence of Flight 77 at the Pentagon
16. Larry Silverstein said "pull it", which refers to a CD
17. Magical column 79

 

[twinstead]

Don't forget no stars in pictures and flag blowing in the 'wind'. Oh wait. Wrong conspiracy. Sorry.

 

[DavidJames]

I'll add a few of RedIbis's favorites:

14. Wall breaching kit used to blast a hole in the C-Ring
15. No evidence of Flight 77 at the Pentagon
16. Larry Silverstein said "pull it", which refers to a CD
17. Magical column 79

Don't forget the guy who attended a "tea party" instead of stopping 9/11. I think it was General Meyers

 

[RedIbis]

Don't forget the guy who attended a "tea party" instead of stopping 9/11. I think it was General Meyers

Yeah because there's nothing odd about the acting Chairman of the Joint Chiefs remaining undisturbed in a meeting, in which he was looking forward to trying Cleland's mint tea, during the entire duration of the attacks.

Ironically, the tea party was to discuss national security while the most profound attack on our nation's security was taking place.

No wonder Bush awarded him the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

 

[JamesB]

This goes right along with the Bush told the Secret Service not to react theory, which requires the perpetrators to expand the conspiracy for the sole purpose of getting even more people to act suspiciously.

 

[RedIbis]

This goes right along with the Bush told the Secret Service not to react theory, which requires the perpetrators to expand the conspiracy for the sole purpose of getting even more people to act suspiciously.

Yeah, the Secret Service, that's quite an "expansion".

 

[JamesB]

So please explain to me why they would involve the Secret Service (despite the name, they don't do covert operations). Usually when I am involved in a massive criminal operation, I make sure that as many members of the law enforcement community are aware of it as possible. But that is just me.

 

[1337m4n]

Yeah because there's nothing odd about the acting Chairman of the Joint Chiefs remaining undisturbed in a meeting, in which he was looking forward to trying Cleland's mint tea, during the entire duration of the attacks.

Ironically, the tea party was to discuss national security while the most profound attack on our nation's security was taking place.

No wonder Bush awarded him the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Out of curiousity, what would you have wanted him to do? Put on a Superman costume and jump in front of the planes?

It seems to me, that discussing national security is precisely what one is supposed to do in the event of a terrorist attack, assuming one is incapable of immediately participating in combat.

 

[Baylor]

This reminds me of what draftsman always says. In the real world, the list of suspects starts out big, and gets smaller as new evidence is presented. In kook world, the list of suspects just gets bigger and bigger. So we all know someone who was involved in the 9/11 twoof conspiracy, within maybe 2 degrees of separation, let alone 6 degrees.

 

[HyJinX]

This reminds me of what draftsman always says. In the real world, the list of suspects starts out big, and gets smaller as new evidence is presented. In kook world, the list of suspects just gets bigger and bigger. So we all know someone who was involved in the 9/11 twoof conspiracy, within maybe 2 degrees of separation, let alone 6 degrees.

I'm pretty sure Kevin Bacon was involved...so there goes your theory.

 

[1337m4n]

This reminds me of what draftsman always says. In the real world, the list of suspects starts out big, and gets smaller as new evidence is presented. In kook world, the list of suspects just gets bigger and bigger. So we all know someone who was involved in the 9/11 twoof conspiracy, within maybe 2 degrees of separation, let alone 6 degrees.

I'm pretty sure Kevin Bacon was involved...so there goes your theory.

Just for fun, I'm going to set out to see how many links it takes to get from Chuck Norris to the nearest person accused by the TM of being "in on it".

 

[Cl1mh4224rd]

Just for fun, I'm going to set out to see how many links it takes to get from Chuck Norris to the nearest person accused by the TM of being "in on it".

Zero. Chuck Norris is the NWO.

 

[tomwaits]

nvm

 

[Dave Rogers]

Just for fun, I'm going to set out to see how many links it takes to get from Chuck Norris to the nearest person accused by the TM of being "in on it".

Easy. Chuck Norris -> Walker, Texas Ranger -> George Walker Bush, owner of the Texas Rangers football team. A classic piece of NWO codename assignment.

And I'd never even heard of Chuck Norris.

Dave

 

[The Big Dog]

Bump for Red Ibis:

Hey buddy, how's about a little explanation on these points:

We might be wrong to think that our intelligence agencies should have known something was up because of the suspicious trading that took place prior to 9/11. Trading that they monitor.

We might be wrong to think that ALL of the suspicious trading should have been thoroughly investigated by the 9/11 Commission, and that their conclusion that the trading was "innocuous" is wrong.

Still waiting (and know fully well that old Red will continue to ignore this while he works on his super secret theory).

 

[JamesB]

Easy. Chuck Norris -> Walker, Texas Ranger -> George Walker Bush, owner of the Texas Rangers football team. A classic piece of NWO codename assignment.

And I'd never even heard of Chuck Norris.

Dave

Everyone knows that Walker Texas Ranger is the cousin of Wirt Walker III, the CEO of Securacom who was head of security for the World Trade Center.

 

[RedIbis]

Bump for Red Ibis:

Hey buddy, how's about a little explanation on these points:

We might be wrong to think that our intelligence agencies should have known something was up because of the suspicious trading that took place prior to 9/11. Trading that they monitor.

We might be wrong to think that ALL of the suspicious trading should have been thoroughly investigated by the 9/11 Commission, and that their conclusion that the trading was "innocuous" is wrong.

Still waiting (and know fully well that old Red will continue to ignore this while he works on his super secret theory).

Explain what? Gold disagrees with the Commission's conclusions that the trading was innocuous. Gold admits he might be wrong. What exactly do you want me to explain?

 

[WildCat]

What exactly do you want me to explain?

How about telling us which of these points you think are are legitimate as opposed to "strawmen" (put in scare quotes because you don't seem to know what one is)?

1. Pods
2. Space Beams
3. mini Nukes
4. Israelis with Parachutes
5. CGI
6. Real Time Voice morphing.
7. Unusual stock option trading
8. Red Ibis' secret 911 theory of secretness. Shhh, Red sez its a secret!
9. Thermate
10. CIT NOC
11. Gage's cardboard boxes.
12. clunkity clunk
13. Red Cross Count Down to Demolition.
14. Wall breaching kit used to blast a hole in the C-Ring
15. No evidence of Flight 77 at the Pentagon
16. Larry Silverstein said "pull it", which refers to a CD
17. Magical column 79
18. Tea party attended by Meyers

 

[RedIbis]

How about telling us which of these points you think are are legitimate

How about I pass on playing along with your stupid little game.