Anders Lindman
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You're about 5 years behind the curve and now you're starting to quote Hitler?
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The Big Lie strategy is probably still very much used, even today.
You're about 5 years behind the curve and now you're starting to quote Hitler?
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The Big Lie strategy is probably still very much used, even today.
Not as much as it was, its latest incarnation was called "9/11 Truth".
Could be. To blame the attacks on Muslims from Saudi Arabia was a small lie. The BIG LIE was the idea that real planes were used in the 9/11 attacks.
When people talk about the 9/11 attack, then I always tell them that a jet engine of the wrong type was found near the World Trade Center.
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The no plane scenario fits the Big Lie tactics well. People, even almost all truthers, think the idea of no planes in the 9/11 attacks as completely insane. Get it? Big lie, people, big lie.
Way to spread the stupidity!![]()
(Big font and fancy colors don't make it true.)
The only problem with that is there absolutely no evidence at all which supports the no plane argument, which is why no planers are adept at handwaving, goalpost moving and lying, evidenced by your big colorful one above.
Of course, otherwise it would not be a big lie. And all real evidence, like the wrong type of jet engine found near ground zero, will have to be swept under the rug.
Of course, otherwise it would not be a big lie. And all real evidence, like the wrong type of jet engine found near ground zero, will have to be swept under the rug.
Good job, 10 years later...![]()
Yeah, and the below Rense article which was one of the first I found is from 2005!
http://www.rense.com/general63/wtcc.htm
"However, the engine identified, a CFM56, is the primary engine of the Boeing 737 not the Boeing 767 alleged to have struck the South Tower."
So it's very old 'news'. I wonder if Popular Mechanics have looked at it.
Yeah, and the below Rense article which was one of the first I found is from 2005!
http://www.rense.com/general63/wtcc.htm
"However, the engine identified, a CFM56, is the primary engine of the Boeing 737 not the Boeing 767 alleged to have struck the South Tower."
So it's very old 'news'. I wonder if Popular Mechanics have looked at it.
Who identified it? Surely you're not gullible enough just to believe something because it appeared on a website somewhere......
No, I want some more official source than Rense.com.
Bulltweety. You've already told people, based on the Rense nonsense, that the engine was not the right one. You're not fooling anyone but yourself, and even that's questionable. 'When people talk about the 9/11 attack, then I always tell them that a jet engine of the wrong type was found near the World Trade Center.'
Since your standards are already incredibly low, your judgement demonstrably very shaky at best, I suggest you abstain from making claims of any sort, and just learn to be respectful and thoughtful.
At least that way you'd preserve a modicum of self-respect and some dignity. I wonder what your father would think of you when you were a boy for carrying on the way you do with such carelessness and lack of integrity; I hardly think he'd be impressed. Certainly few if any of us here are....
When people talk about the 9/11 attack, then I always tell them that a jet engine of the wrong type was found near the World Trade Center.
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Which, since you've already admitted you have no idea whether the jet engine was in fact the wrong type, and bearing in mind the font size, is therefore by definition a Big Lie.
Dave