Childlike Empress
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So maybe there's something here but I'm going to let others do the work of uncovering it if there is.
The proof is in the pudding, Chris.
So maybe there's something here but I'm going to let others do the work of uncovering it if there is.
The proof is in the pudding, Chris.
You do realize that the word proof in that statement means ''test'' and not ''evidence''? The full statement is ''the proof of the pudding is in the eating''. The truther pudding is notoriously fact free.
Agreed. Oh, and it's ever so much easier, newton, if you just put paloalto on ignore; I did, and it's been much easier to deal with since. Willful ignorance can only be tolerated so far, IMO.
Agreed. Oh, and it's ever so much easier, newton, if you just put paloalto on ignore; I did, and it's been much easier to deal with since. Willful ignorance can only be tolerated so far, IMO.
You do realize that the word proof in that statement means ''test'' and not ''evidence''? The full statement is ''the proof of the pudding is in the eating''. The truther pudding is notoriously fact free.
wiktionary said:This version dates back to the 1920s and came into common use in the United States in the 1950s.
The proof is in the pudding, Chris.
...evidenced by my request that CE say what "facts" he/she was talking about, and the response was the predictable facepalm gif.
These people love to talk about facts and evidence and some such, but when asked what the facts or evidence IS, they clam up.
This is called dishonesty, and is a defining trait of these people.
This time you fail, smartypants. You should educate yourself about the topic at hand - eight pages of thread available to digest for anybody including NoahFence - instead of following me around and correct my English. Then,whenif you try to discuss what you learned and see the reaction, think back at this. Not that I think you will. But maybe Chris will.![]()
That expression as commonly used today means, "the confirmation of the soundness of the hypothesis is in the tangible results."
Of course, that works against you when there are no tangible results.
I have asked every truther that I come across here for their full theory of the events of 911 and only received one answer, which was a total fantasy. I saw the dodge with the facepalm. No facts, we can assume.
My post directed at Chris' comment was referring to how the last page went and what the dog was laughing at. I used it exactly as it is meant.
And I wouldn't be proud of indifference and apathy of my fellow countrymen.
Debate? The OP is nonsense. There is no debate because the OP is about nuts in 911 truth who think the CIA is after them; as if they had something on the CIA.Edited by jhunter1163:Moderated content removed.
And I wouldn't be proud of indifference and apathy of my fellow countrymen.
Debate? The OP is nonsense. There is no debate because the OP is about nuts in 911 truth who think the CIA is after them; as if they had something on the CIA.
How many years in intel to you have. How many intel officers have you worked with.
The OP is about nonsense. You like to string together stuff, and then say you solved it by making up a conclusion out of your imagination. You have contributed nothing on topic to save the OP from being paranoid claptrap, made up news.
I'm not. I have often lamented in these pages that their obsession with imaginary conspiracies prevents 9/11 truth people from confronting real problems in society. They prefer to fight a fake conspiracy against an imaginary, all-knowing illuminati, because it's easier to attack a straw man than a real one.
I'm not. I have often lamented in these pages that their obsession with imaginary conspiracies prevents 9/11 truth people from confronting real problems in society. They prefer to fight a fake conspiracy against an imaginary, all-knowing illuminati, because it's easier to attack a straw man than a real one.
Yeah, I know what you mean, because the same easy-way-out windmill fighting is so common among the 9/11 debunker people. Maybe it's something in the water over there.
Yeah, I know what you mean, because the same easy-way-out windmill fighting is so common among the 9/11 debunker people. Maybe it's something in the water over there.
Yeah, I know what you mean, because the same easy-way-out windmill fighting is so common among the 9/11 debunker people. Maybe it's something in the water over there.