9/11-investigator
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Either you're a Poe or you're waiting for the mothership to return.
I will take that as a compliment.
Either you're a Poe or you're waiting for the mothership to return.
What's a few ships if you can win the world?
The NY towers were asbest ridden and had to be demolished anyway. Why not let foreign insurers pay for it? That's what happened.
I see that your knowledge of 9/11 is on par with your knowledge of history; that is, nil.
Again one of these impotent one-liner 'rebuttals'.
What's a few ships if you can win the world?
The NY towers were asbest ridden and had to be demolished anyway. Why not let foreign insurers pay for it? That's what happened.
I will take that as a compliment.
Stinnett is/was a senile moron. I told him this on his website forum. He claims the messages he printed in the "book" of his came from JN-25 messages broken before Pearl Harbor. He then lists the source of those messages, Homer Wallin's book on Pearl salvage. Wallin correct lists the origin of those messages as the questionnaire the Congressional Investigative Committee sent to the MacArthur Shogunate to get information from the Japanese involved in the attack planning. He PROVES THEY ARE NOT WHAT HE CLAIMS THEM TO BE IN HIS OWN BOOK. Just how stupid do you have to be to do that?Here is the book the describes the real story:
http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig/stinnett1.html
It was my impression that firestorms were created intentionally.
Several cities were subjected to this kind of heavy bombardment. The allies, assuming they didn't do that on purpose, certainly knew of the possibility. Not that I'm giving 9/11 any points, here.
Note: 9/11 you have demonstrated an abysmal knowledge of history.
Which I have sent to a number of other venues for their amusement.
Unfortunately correcting your horrid lack of knowledge and research skills has become unfun.
Adieu
That would be a mistake.
Stinnett is/was a senile moron. I told him this on his website forum. He claims the messages he printed in the "book" of his came from JN-25 messages broken before Pearl Harbor. He then lists the source of those messages, Homer Wallin's book on Pearl salvage. Wallin correct lists the origin of those messages as the questionnaire the Congressional Investigative Committee sent to the MacArthur Shogunate to get information from the Japanese involved in the attack planning. He PROVES THEY ARE NOT WHAT HE CLAIMS THEM TO BE IN HIS OWN BOOK. Just how stupid do you have to be to do that?
And here a review of one of my favorite American columnists, the libertarian Christian Gary North:
http://www.lewrockwell.com/north/north26.html
Things are beginning to change for the better. The Web has begun to chip away at every academic guild’s monopoly. What is taught in college classrooms no longer has the same authority that it possessed in 1960. But until the subsidizing of higher education by the state ends, and until the state-licensed accreditation oligopoly ends or is overcome by new, "price-competitive technologies," it will remain an uphill battle for Pearl Harbor revisionists in academia.
Gary North? A libertarian? The Gary North who is an unabashed and avowed Christian Reconstructionist (and son-in-law of the Reconstructionist movement's founder) who wants to replace the US Government with a restrictive Fundamentalist theocracy where all civil and criminal laws are derived solely from the Bible? The Gary North who was so utterly convinced that Y2K was a completely unsolvable problem that he dedicated a whole website and much of his resources to surviving the inevitable collapse of civilization caused by the Millennium Bug (after which he and his Reconstructionist buddies could rebuild America along their desired theocratic lines)?
That Gary North?

Gary North? A libertarian? The Gary North who is an unabashed and avowed Christian Reconstructionist (and son-in-law of the Reconstructionist movement's founder) who wants to replace the US Government with a restrictive Fundamentalist theocracy where all civil and criminal laws are derived solely from the Bible? The Gary North who was so utterly convinced that Y2K was a completely unsolvable problem that he dedicated a whole website and much of his resources to surviving the inevitable collapse of civilization caused by the Millennium Bug (after which he and his Reconstructionist buddies could rebuild America along their desired theocratic lines)?
That Gary North?
Gary North? A libertarian? The Gary North who is an unabashed and avowed Christian Reconstructionist (and son-in-law of the Reconstructionist movement's founder) who wants to replace the US Government with a restrictive Fundamentalist theocracy where all civil and criminal laws are derived solely from the Bible? The Gary North who was so utterly convinced that Y2K was a completely unsolvable problem that he dedicated a whole website and much of his resources to surviving the inevitable collapse of civilization caused by the Millennium Bug (after which he and his Reconstructionist buddies could rebuild America along their desired theocratic lines)?
That Gary North?
Yep, that's him. I am not interested in his Christian stuff but his observations on economy and a host of other topics are often interesting.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_North_(Christian_Reconstructionist)
Starting in 1967, North became a frequent contributor to the libertarian journal The Freeman where he had first read their work.
He served as research assistant for libertarian Republican Congressman Ron Paul in Paul's first term (1976).
Many of North's articles have appeared on LewRockwell.com.
(Libertarian Central)
P.S. any idea how many billions have been spend on Y2K?
It was my impression that firestorms were created intentionally.
Several cities were subjected to this kind of heavy bombardment.
No, they could not. There were perhaps only a dozen firestorms during the entire war.
If the RAF could have created them on command, they would have done so on the raids immediately subsequent to Hamburg and quite possibly have won the war. Instead, firestorms were the product of rare atmospheric and meteorological conditions combined with the geography of the city and unusually concentrated bombing results.
More than several. Heavy bombardment was the rule once the forces were big enough to do so. But that's because you needed a lot of bombers to strike a target in order to have any hope of actually hitting the target. After the war, the USAAF estimated that, bombing by daylight in clear weather, on average it put half the bombs dropped within one-third of a mile of the aiming point (naturally, this means the other half of the bombs dropped were more than one-third of a mile from the aiming point). When bombing through heavy cloud, half the bombs dropped were within 3.9 miles of the aiming point—a huge reduction in accuracy. Bomber Command had a different measure for accuracy: percentage of bombs dropped that fell within three miles of the aiming point. The percentage varied considerably during the war, from a low of just 20% in mid-1942 to a high of 90% at the end of 1944. Of course, three miles around the aiming point translates to an area of almost 15 square miles.
Bomber Command systematically reduced to rubble many German cities while the USAAF pounded German industry into the ground. The effects on Germany's war effort of the latter are more readily measured than the effects of the former. But the RAF's campaign did produce some notable indirect effects. Whether those indirect effects justify the cost in lives and material is another question entirely.