Did the Jews send a hurricane on 9-11?

[TjW]

Hurricanes are strange phenomena. Here is a page on Hurricane Isabel (the one shown in the thread in the OP), and its eye did exhibit some type of structure. Nothing I would consider a geometric figure, but I guess I am just not paranoid enough.

http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/imagerecords/12000/12124/Isabel_trmm2003254_lrg.jpg

That picture in the lower lefthand corner of your link looks an awful lot like an elephant smoking a cigar.
The elephant is the symbol of the Republican party.
GWB is a Republican.
This is -- well, not smoking gun -- but smoking cigar evidence that Bush was controlling the weather.

 

[Horatius]

well, the pic is from 2003 anyways, so does it even matter?

Because the only thing worse than Killer Jewish Hurricanes, is Time-Traveling Killer Jewish Hurricanes

 

[Mangoose]

It's not unusual. Hurricane Ivan's eye looked very similar. I remember that it was so visually interesting that MSNBC used time lapse images of Ivan's eye for a year or more later as their standard "hurricane graphic" as they went to commercial. It looked like spokes of a turning wheel.

 

[Myron Proudfoot]

Well, King Davis played a harp, and the NWO uses HAARP to control the weather. COINCIDENCE?!?! I think not!

 

[Kthulhut Fhtagn]

I think the real story here is that Cobra finally perfected the Weather Dominator and they're using it to blame the Jews.

 

[jaydeehess]

And going by this afternoon's weather, you clearly need a lot of it.....

Not me personally. I have two bottles of Glen Fiddich and a half of Glen Livet. If things get really tight I received a small bottle of Johhny Walker Red for shovelling an old lady's driveway, which I use to make Rusty Nails (the only way its drinkable IMHO)

 

[Architect]

At the risk of a joke no-one will get unless they're Scottish, the local firewater in Dusseldorf is called Killipitsh (pronounced Killie-Pish). For some reason it always leads me to think of Red Label.........



ETA: I'd better explain that Red Label comes from Kilmarnock, which in Scottish parlance is often rendered "Killie". I'm sure you can work out "pish" for yourselves. And incidentally, I expact Chillzero to rap me over the knuckles for explaining this one. Sorry, and all that.

 

[Elizabeth I]

Scotch is undrinkable. As a person of Scottish ancestry, I am mortified to say it, but it is so.

Why must my ancestral tipple be completely impotable?

 

[Architect]

You are aware that it's never called "Scotch" if you're Scottish, aren't you?

I'll forgive you on the offchance that your name is a really witty dig at HRH Queen Lizzie and her inability to work out how many British predecessors she had.

 

[Elizabeth I]

You are aware that it's never called "Scotch" if you're Scottish, aren't you?

I'll forgive you on the offchance that your name is a really witty dig at HRH Queen Lizzie and her inability to work out how many British predecessors she had.

Yes, I am, but in the U.S. "whiskey" (or "whisky") can refer to several different categories, some of which I actually like.

My screen name is a joke - when I was in junior high school my mother had a friend who announced that I looked just like the young Elizabeth (and might be a reincarnation thereof...) It's been a family joke ever since.

 

[Hokulele]

You are aware that it's never called "Scotch" if you're Scottish, aren't you?

I thought they called it "breakfast".

 

[jaydeehess]

Yes, I am, but in the U.S. "whiskey" (or "whisky") can refer to several different categories, some of which I actually like.

ooooh, no, corn whiskey IS undrinkable, as unpalatable as Gin.

Now being Canadian I do like rye whisky. The better brands only, Crown Royal for eg..
"5 Star" was my Grandfather's favorite and there are few harsher tasting liquids. he liked it (he said) because it had "bite" but the rest of the family thinks he liked it because it was cheap!

Architect, I was at a Burn's supper this year and of course the only beverages at the bar were single malt barely whiskies. ( well, and one brand of chilled, undistilled barley mash for those disinclined to partake of whisky) I sampled 3 (my health precludes more than 3 at a sitting), Aberlour, Lagavulin and Glendronach.
The first I'd had before, the second because I do like Islay whisky now and then (others have described it as sufficient for sterilizing medical instruments) and the last because I'd never had it before. The dinner fee was free but one had to buy $20 worth of tickets for prize draws. That is where one my bottles of Glen Fiddich came from.

Thanks for the info on red label. The old lady knew I liked "scotch" whiskey , went to the liquor store and bought the one with the brightest label I think.

Oh yeah, hurricanes........... from the Dr.Judy Woods page linked to above
bolding mine

they did not report seeing a hurricane that was just out of there camera shot

Well I suppose no one really expects an engineer to have a great grasp of the written English language.

 

[Architect]

My screen name is a joke - when I was in junior high school my mother had a friend who announced that I looked just like the young Elizabeth (and might be a reincarnation thereof...) It's been a family joke ever since.

You misunderstand. The current Queen called herself "II" despite their never having been a "I" in Scotland. National pride was sufficiently damaged that there was a huge fuss. She doesn't use the "II" in Scotland any more, and occasionally in the Scottish Press they call her "I" just to wind her up.

 

[Architect]

Architect, I was at a Burn's supper this year

My deepest sympathies to your liver. I'm still recovering from ours.

 

[Elizabeth I]

You misunderstand. The current Queen called herself "II" despite their never having been a "I" in Scotland. National pride was sufficiently damaged that there was a huge fuss. She doesn't use the "II" in Scotland any more, and occasionally in the Scottish Press they call her "I" just to wind her up.

No, I didn't misunderstand (I knew about the whole "Elizabeth" rigmarole from when Cunard launched the QEII and all the Scots engineers and shipwrights threw a conniption because as far as they were concerned there never was a Queen Elizabeth I. So Cunard explained that it meant the second ship named Queen Elizabeth. And everybody pretended to believe that one.)

I just meant my name is a joke, just not the one you were talking about.

 

[CORed]

Ehhh...a Pentagram has 5 sides. The Star of David has six.

Do you really think this guy is smart enough to count to six?

 

[Architect]

No, I didn't misunderstand (I knew about the whole "Elizabeth" rigmarole from when Cunard launched the QEII and all the Scots engineers and shipwrights threw a conniption because there never was a Queen Elizabeth I of Scotland. So Cunard explained that it meant the second ship named Queen Elizabeth. And everybody pretended to believe that one.)

I just meant my name is a joke, just not the one you were talking about.

Corrected for accuracy. it wasn't a matter of opinion, it was a matter of fact. And it went to court. The "II" isn't widely used in Scotland as a result, even today.

Derail over, however.

 

[NoZed Avenger]

And the NASA explanation: This is known as a "pinwheel eye", the pinwheel consisting of smaller storms within the eye. No mention of Jews or Masons.

Damn. They got to NASA!

 

[JimBenArm]

Okay is it just me, but does this:



Remind you of this?


OMGWTFBBQ! Captain Kirk is a neocon!

 

[Horatius]

It's just you.