Loose Change - Part II

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That figures....

that holocaust thread was started by final strike who has also stated on many occassions is only 13yrs old. he must have good parents!!


Yes, I've noticed that Holocaust deniers come in two species: very young and very old. Not many in the middle. A 13-year-old would be prime meat for a Holocaust denier...just smart enough to understand that tripe and too ill-educated to recognize it as tripe.
 
So who's the mole?

Oh yeah, been this way for a while. At least half of their time & energy is devoted to attempting to discover who's a disinfo agent and who's not. I posted this great diagram from Hufschmid's site a while back that maps it all out.

:D

Want to have some fun? Get a group of CTs together and ask, "so, did a 757 hit the Pentagon, or not?" You'll have charges of "disinformation!" flying so fast it'll make your head spin.


We need Smiley's People to figure this out. This is better than JFK theories! :)
 
Star Trekkin', Part 2

That's true for a lot of shows.

Besides, I don't think the CTers grew up with the original show.

And at least "Spock's Brain" was funny. Side-splitting, in fact.


Yes, but "Spock's Brain" was not intentionally funny. It just turned out that way.

The CTers probably did not watch it, but you can't live in the First World and not know about Star Trek.
 
Star Trekkin' Part 3

All that and you didn't list 'The Empath'?

As Jack Hawkins says in "Bridge on the River Kwai,"

"There is always one more thing."

Don't have a concordance of all the episodes in front of me. But yes, "The Empath" was pretty bad.

"The Savage Curtain" was strange, too.
"Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" was very heavy-handed, with the subtlety of a jackhammer.
"A Private Little War" was a defense of the US in Vietnam, but I like the mugato/gumato.
"Bread and Circuses" had a stupid ending, but is the single best satire of television I have ever seen.

And what can beat Shatner reading the Constitution to close out the otherwise fine "Omega Glory?"

"Enterprise Incident" was a re-telling of the USS Pueblo mess, only the US wins.
 
Bad guy rebels

Well, usually in police and investigation and courtroom stories the bad guys ARE the rebels.

And there's Star Wars... or did I misunderstand that ??

Yes, but very often, the cop himself (or the DA) is a renegade, constantly bickering and battling with his bosses. Clint Eastwood was always battling accusations of police brutality, for example. Baretta, Starsky and Hutch, Hunter, Andy Sipowicz, Kojak, even Quincy, were forever arguing with their superiors. They were unable to dispense justice and protect America because the bureaucracy and superiors were too busy following rules and techicalities to actually enforce the law.

My pals on the Newark police tell me that the "hero cops" in TV shows would be in jail or on the bricks in a week if they tried that behavior.

You don't see as much of that on "Law and Order," which is probably one reason I like it. You never saw that on "Dragnet," which is because Jack Webb re-created that show in 1967 to beat up on the hippies he disliked so intensely.

The Star Wars movies began in 1977 with the rebel alliance taking on the Evil Empire, personified by the Royal Hardhat, Darth Vader himself. Today we see that view in the Yankees being proclaimed as the "Evil Empire," to my chagrin as a Yankee fan.

Now, I have not seen the new three "Star Wars" films, so I can't comment on their universe.
 
Death Star, meet L. Ron Hubbard. John, meet Yoko...

No, we already proved the Death Star was an inside job.


No, the Death Star was the spaceship used in that battle 75 million years ago that determined the fate of the Earth, wrecked humanity, and became the foundation stone for Scientology.

It was the greatest disaster to befall humanity until Lennon met Ono...:D
 
Wow! My grandparents aren't dead! I'll see you all later. I'm off to Cleveland.
Neither are my grandparents. Oh, and my aunt, uncle, step-brother, nephew...all must still be alive. Yet, I distinctly remember their funerals.

*scratches head* So, that silly government was sly enough to plan and execute a highly complex series of events on 9-11 to fool millions of people, but they overlooked adding a fake entry into the SDDI? Too bad they didn't have the foresight to know that some snot rag sitting in front of his computer was going to figue it all out!
 
No, the Death Star was the spaceship used in that battle 75 million years ago that determined the fate of the Earth, wrecked humanity, and became the foundation stone for Scientology.

It was the greatest disaster to befall humanity until Lennon met Ono...:D

PROOOFF!! PWNED!!!!
 
Oh yeah, been this way for a while. At least half of their time & energy is devoted to attempting to discover who's a disinfo agent and who's not. I posted this great diagram from Hufschmid's site a while back that maps it all out.

Hah! We had a lot of fun with that one. In the new "smorgasbord of content" that Dylan posted last week or so, they started out with Barrie Zwicker talking on a rooftop somewhere about how he thinks that of course the "Truth" movement has been infiltrated by government agents, that it would be a waste of taxpayer money if they had not been infiltrated. Of course the underlying message was "Please infiltrate us, we're important!"
 
If you weren't so brainwashed by imperial propaganda, you'd see the truth!

I bet Vader doesn't even have to give you more than a passing thought before you fall into a Jedi-mind control trance!

If you wack job loosers could get your head out of your rear, perhaps you could see that not every little thing is a conspiracy! Next you'll claim its impossible to make the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs!
 
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