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January 2008 Stundie Nominations

Ol' Cliff Carnicom of Chemtrail fame has turned his OC complex to the subject of Morgellons.

As always, his site is an interesting look into the wacky side of insanity.

http://carnicom.com/

From this recent page we get:

The individual presented here has had a persistent dental-gum condition for several years. This individual does not outwardly manifest the Morgellons condition. The problem was first identified in December of 2003 with the extraction of a fibrous network from within the gum. Subsequent attention to the problem resulted in the disturbance moving from one portion of the gum to another over a period of several months. A phototropic response with the use of laser light was also reported. Eventually the afflicted region became stationary but increasingly difficult to access as the pain resides deep within the gum. Prior to this report, microscopic magnification has not been sufficient to reveal the underlying structures within the affected region. It will be observed that the basic structural form within the gum sample is visibly and metrically identical to that reported in numerous recent reports on this site.


In which he is refering to himself and his infamous "home root canal" experiment.
 
I Nominate MirageMemories:

It's quite obvious that it contradicts your statement;
**"that a large amount did remain as liquid on the main impact floors, (with some apparently igniting periodically over a long period along the south tower's east side). We know that some fuel traveled down the shafts to floors below. There are also a few reports of unburned fuel pouring down the outside of the towers."

emphasis mine!

NIST said:
"The jet fuel, which ignited the fires, was mostly consumed within the first few minutes after impact."

What don't you understand about NIST's statement; "the jet fuel was mostly consumed within a few minutes after impact"?

Talk about see what you want to see.

Too funny.

MM

In red is the bit I wish to nominate, for the irony.

Where you see this: ** , insert the first part of what Gravy said, and why:

NIST and FEMA/ASCE estimated that 10-25% of the fuel was consumed in the fireballs outside the towers, that about 15% was consumed as fireballs inside the towers, and that a large amount did... (etc)

The discussion was about fuel consumed in the fireballs, MM, not about how quickly the remaining fuel was consumed after the second or two of the fireballs. You cheerfully excluded a link to Gravy's quote.

Talk about what you don't want to see.
 
I don't know why Benjamin Fulford begins this paragraph with "if." We all know this is how it's going down.

If the sources are to be believed, U.S. President George Bush’s government will resign, before his term expires, and will be replaced by an interim regime headed by Al Gore. This will start a 2-3 year transition period during which suppressed technology, such as free energy, will be released and a new system for running the planet will be implemented, according to these two sources. “They [The illuminati] know their rule is ending but they do not want it to end in an ugly way,” the security police source says.

...At the same time, an anti-Rothschild alliance has been formed in Tokyo. They warn that the entire Bush regime was probably set up as a “bad cop” to scare people in the arms of the EU “good cop.” They say there may be other surprises, possibly including a fake UFO invasion that Henry Kissinger hinted at during the 1991 Bilderberg meeting. “We will have to look at least four or five steps ahead in order to keep on top of these people,” the alliance says.
 
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Wait'll they get a load of him

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy...

Did Nicholson have Ledger killed because he didn't want to be dethroned as the Joker? It's probably too late for that, as production of the movie was finished. Perhaps, Nicholson warned Ledger not to take the role and repercussions were taken. Afterall, everyone thought it was weird that Ledger was chosen, it could be that a lot of other people turned down the role for this reason, but Ledger took the risk of taking the role.

I just found this one funny... plus I lost a bet on how long it would take for a CT to come out of this.:mad:
 
from sonja at PP

http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=23720.0

I do not think this is strictly a stundie. It is full of dumb and also throws in a curveball Heath Ledger statement at the end. If the govt treated the Westboro people like this idiot did they would be all over them for using violence and abusing their rights, martial law, fema camps blah blah blah. I particulatrly like the "Tact and decency" part

sonja said:
The problem is that this is first amendment rights, which we all defend. If they are assaulted ( and I dream of it) they can go to court and will win. Tact and decency are lost on these people. There will always be the really ruthless scumbags, I hate to even talk about these people.
Often I am moved from a standpoint of vigilantyism, in the old days before the NWO takeover a few well placed gunshots would make them think twice and no one would have given a crap, because scum was viewed as scum. But then again that was used against blacks and white activists for freedom as well, so as humanity goes it's hard to set a line of acceptability.
I do believe that a group of good mercenaries in a scuffle up could put these people down for good. I bet they never show at a Hells Angels funeral for example... ha, like they care about going to jail to 'fix a problem'. But , since most of us are on Flouride, we dont strom these f**ks and later defend it in court. All these people are mourning so they dont REACT, but what IF at at a funeral they stampeded these f**ks and beat them to death, would anyone care?
I wonder if we dont need some urban 'resistance' movement. People who are basically willing to kick ass in the right moment and disappear into the night. The government has Blackwater, perhaps someone like that can be hired for this sort of thing.
Heath Leger was a sweet and beautiful human, I was saddened at his death but this just makes me want to have a grassy knoll incident.
 
Heiwa is certainly building up an impressive record here.

Core column #501 cannot buckle under any circumstances. It is too strong. Same applies for a majority of other core columns.

I'm not sure what I like more about this quote. Is it the indestructibility of column 501 specifically? Is it the fact that "a majority of other core columns" are also indestructible? Or is it, paradoxically, the implied mortality of some small, unfortunate minority of core columns? And if they'd used the indestructible kind for those columns too, would the Twin Towers still be standing?

Dave
 
I want to order some of these indestructible columns for my next project, does anyone know a good supplier?
 
I have a nomination!

From the Conspiracy Smasher blog comments, Jan 12th:

patrick said:
evidence is something used to prove or disprove something that is questioned. truth is something that is not questioned. you don't need evidence for truth because it's the truth.

after you done with 911myths.com check out dictionary.com

http://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=25239004&postID=1120769596673978636&isPopup=true

Bolded portion is the pith of the nomination, though I've included his entire comment for context.
 
I'm not sure what I like more about this quote. Is it the indestructibility of column 501 specifically? Is it the fact that "a majority of other core columns" are also indestructible? Or is it, paradoxically, the implied mortality of some small, unfortunate minority of core columns? And if they'd used the indestructible kind for those columns too, would the Twin Towers still be standing?

And while we're on the subject, why don't they build the entire airplane out of the material used to make the black box?
 
And while we're on the subject, why don't they build the entire airplane out of the material used to make the black box?

Because obviously they would then have to make the black box of even stronger material.;)
 
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We've got a winner, methinks.

People say that every month, but some conspiracy nut has to go and out-do my nominee with something like, "You need air pressure to have gravity!" or "My fallacious argument isn't circular logic because it's not circular logic." and it doesn't even make the finals. We'll see.
 
Minadin said:
People say that every month, but some conspiracy nut has to go and out-do my nominee with something like, "You need air pressure to have gravity!" or "My fallacious argument isn't circular logic because it's not circular logic." and it doesn't even make the finals. We'll see.

Yeah, it's hard to beat those super heavyweights.
 
Yeah, it's hard to beat those super heavyweights.


Nevertheless, I think this one might do it. You don't need evidence for the truth, because it's the truth.

OK, come again, you need evidence for things that are questionable. Well, I'm questioning this, you maroon! No, but it's the truth so I don't need any evidence....

Yup. I'll vote for it.

Rolfe.
 

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