December Stundie Nominations

[Spindrift]

There were more than three eye witnesses viewing the rocket launches, but the first moon walk was supossedly only beheld by three lonely guys. Even Michael Jackson mimicked the moon walk but he was never there.

How deep does the rabbit hole go?

He doesn't believe the moon landings because no one was on the moon to see them happen!

 

[Mongrel]

This one is short, sweet and gets right to the point;

Science is the opium of the masses.

 

[jargon buster]

Rob Menard likening the law society to a cult
http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=65275

Read this and compare to the Law Society and bear in mind, they go to Court and 'pray' for remedy to someone they call 'Worship.' Is there any part of this list that does not apply to the law societies?

25 ATTRIBUTES OF A CULT:
This list is taken from a college course called “The Psychology of Fundamentalism” offered by the University of Texas

1. the leader is charismatic and often militaristically demanding

2. the leader is always right

3. elitism, the leaders treated as royalty or a sense of awe, hierarchical, authoritarian power structure

4. lower members get no respect, or get abused

5. leader is not held accountable for his actions or the actions of his authority structure

6. leader will not tolerate or receive criticism, but leader criticizes all others

7. there is no exit (There is always an exit – it’s the same doors you came in!!)

8. if members exit they are considered rebellious, out of the will of a higher power or the leader

9. members do not have any association with members that have left the group

10. there are no graduates from the “program” or group, just deserters or evil people

11. there is cult speak (a language many others can not understand)

12. personal attacks on critics or those who are not in the group

13. solidarity within themselves, no outside allegiance or association

14. use of guilt to manipulate members (I don’t carry guilt so I can’t relate to this.)

15. the leaders of group are self absorbed

16. instant community

17. members unable to tell the truth

18. money grubbing

19. newcomers don’t “think right” and need to be trained

20. system of punishment and reward

21. intrusiveness

22. sense of powerless, dependency, covert fear, guilt

23. members and leaders are imbalanced or mentally ill

24. thought stopping language, clichés, or slogans

25. demands of ultra loyalty or ultra trust in the groups process and others

From my experiences with the law society, they mave all these attributes, but they think that everyone is subject to their cult.

it really shows how blind this guy is to his own agenda and motives

 

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Bashdi for destroying history as we know it.

December 7, 1941
Never forget.
That line item to congress about America and Japanese were at peace prior to Dec 7 1941 is bull.

Look up the Hell's Angels and the Flying Tigers. The USA had been kicking the butts of Japanese planes for almost 5 years in china, before japan retaliated (pearl harbor)


The majority of americans do no know, the japanese did not randomly attack.

it is one of the nasties of how our government works; lack of responsibility!

I will always remember pearl harbor as the day our government declared war on an enemy that 'we the people' created. (kind of like how 'we the people' created Osama bin laden)

 

[Sabrina]

Speaking of Stundies, where is the poll for November anyway?

 

[Alferd_Packer]

Speaking of Stundies, where is the poll for November anyway?

wow, I was just about to post the same question.

 

[Travis]

Speaking of Stundies, where is the poll for November anyway?

Had some personal (romantic...sorta) issues this month but I've gotten myself together finally.

http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?t=194141

 

[Dave Rogers]

Bashdi for destroying history as we know it.

Wow. It's not exactly common knowledge that the Flying Tigers didn't actually enter combat until after the Pearl Harbor attack, but... almost five years? What orifice did he pull that one out of?

Dave

 

[Alferd_Packer]

Baltimore orioles player Luke Scott lets fly with a number of stupid statments in an interview lately. He apparently has brought into the whole birthr thing, hook line and sinker.

I like the following as a classic example of the simplicity of stupid:

Eighty years ago, 50 years ago, a man would walk up to another man and go in for loan. He'd extend his hand, he'd shake it and he'd look at the man and he'd say, "I'll pay this back." He would do it. You couldn't even ... to even mention that [scenario] today ... is that a cartoon fantasy? That's how far we are removed.

http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/blog/bi...Scott-talks-Nugent-hunting-and?urn=mlb-292970

 

[Newtons Bit]

Had some personal (romantic...sorta) issues this month but I've gotten myself together finally.

http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?t=194141

Really? Was there a thread about it in the forum community sub-forum? I don't recall seeing it.

 

[Travis]

Really? Was there a thread about it in the forum community sub-forum? I don't recall seeing it.

Actually there was a thread about this love problem of mine but it was started by the other party involved.

 

[Ysidro]

And another thing Space Sausage Snatcher, it's NASA who made the claim about the Moon Landings being real.

NASA is part of the Military Industrial Complex that has the American public by the goolies.

It's the videos that NASA has promoted itself as being right. Total NASAISM. They want to rule the world from space,or pretend to using false moon landing intelligence as a fear factor to control the masses.

NASAISM is NWO.

I...I...what?

 

[Travis]

Yeah that entire thread is amazingly dense.


But this is the first time I've ever heard of the idea that the Apollo landings were done to make people fear NASA.

 

[Horatius]

That guy is just trolling. That shouldn't count for Stundies.

 

[Ysidro]

That guy is just trolling. That shouldn't count for Stundies.

Lots of trolls have made the Stundies. And neither of us can prove they were trolling.

 

[JoeB]

Lots of trolls have made the Stundies. And neither of us can prove they were trolling.

Anders Lindman was a nominee from last month and I've been pretty sure he was trolling ever since he went to the Strangelove avatar at the same time he denied that atomic bombs were ever dropped.

 

[dudalb]

Bashdi for destroying history as we know it.

Wow.Just Wow.
And surprise, the individual who buys this Pearl Harbor crap indicates in the last line that he/she is a 9/11 Truther as well.
COnspiracy Theories are like potato chips: It is very hard to eat just one.

 

[NWO Sentryman]

Anders Lindman was a nominee from last month and I've been pretty sure he was trolling ever since he went to the Strangelove avatar at the same time he denied that atomic bombs were ever dropped.

there was no backup plan!

 

[Andy_Ross]

Wow. It's not exactly common knowledge that the Flying Tigers didn't actually enter combat until after the Pearl Harbor attack, but... almost five years? What orifice did he pull that one out of?

Dave

It was the RAF Eagle Squadrons that were flying with the RAF in 1940

 

[AnnoyingPony]

Here's a gem from Arthur Mann.

Pain is Good​

The last thing I would ever do for a broken bone is go to a hospital. And pain is a perfectly natural physiological response that should not be interfered with, generally.