Stupidity + paranoia + immaturity = one Godawful mix...
AKA "a cult"
Stupidity + paranoia + immaturity = one Godawful mix...
Now, that's a conflict of interest in a big way and we should rightfully discount EVERY FBI quotations and source. What are we left with? Nada.
The group has a polarized us-versus-them mentality, which may cause conflict with the wider society.
I sent an e-mail to Ben Chertoff, just in case he missed it.From the article:
Vanity fair has put the Chertoff allegation in there without checking it. "Benjamin Chertoff is a cousin. . . could not be reached for comment."
Okey dokey.May you be found to be sincere and truly interested in finding truth, if not, I leave this as a testimony against you: know that I know there is a God of Heaven who loves his Children, and he will only tolerate so much of the innocence of the rising generation to be squandered, only so much of freedom to be destroyed, only so much of innocent blood spilt which cries from the ground for vengeance upon the heads of those secret works of darkenss which has spilt that blood before his divinity must answer with severe judgements. May you be on the right side in the days and years ahead, and to be on the right side is to be on the side of truth, if not, be prepared to watch your civilization wrecked to pieces, you will know weeping, mourning, lamentation, burning, and sorrow that only God in righteous judgement can turn out upon the wicked who uphold corruption, who love lies, who support and build up secret works of darkness and murder, evil works which will all be destroyed in due time.
So we have the pods which are hot for a year or two, then we have the no-plane at the Pentagon, and now we're getting no planes anywhere. What's next--the no buildings theory?
3 Miles!!!! He isn't even remotely close to being right. The troof is that it's less than half a mile. He must have got his research skills from "Hey, man" Dylan. I'm going to post this over at LC.
Map of Lower Manhattan
Steve S.
Tomorrow I'll be out at Ground Zero, giving some zeros a bit of grounding.
Good luck. Have fun. Make lots of noise.
Figuratively speaking of course... It is a memorial and a graveyard.
Absolutely true. I didn't mean to be disrespectful and apologize if it sounded that way.
They haven't heard my repertoire of CT Shanties!I meant, um, reverant fun. But believe me, these CTers are loud. And sing the worst folk songs.
0.7 miles driven, according to google maps:
They haven't heard my repertoire of CT Shanties!
I've received "end time" emails. Here's an excerpt from a long email sent by a guy who didn't like the fact that I wrote my LC Viewer Guide, although he hasn't read it. What's going on out there?
Oohhhhh, the government isn't to blame.
CTers are lame, for the following 281 reasooons.
Everybody now!
Also, they sometimes show up late. Last week I went down at 12:15 and the little poops didn't show up until after one.
Also, they sometimes show up late. Last week I went down at 12:15 and the little poops didn't show up until after one.
I respect your feelings about Ground Zero gawkers, but I don't feel the same way. The World Trade Center site is one of the most important places in history, and people are understandably curious about it. I'm in the tourism business, and in my experience Ground Zero is by far the most important thing that people new to New York want to see. I can't speak for all of them, but many people tell me that it's important for them to make some sort of physical connection to the events of 9/11. Also, most of them don't know about the memorial exhibit at St. Paul's across the street, and that's always a powerful experience.Maybe because they operate at the "speed of gravity".
While "It is a memorial and a graveyard" it is also a construction site, and sadly since late Nov. of 2001, a tourist gawking point. I was repulsed and disgusted when the City built a "viewing ramp" on Fulton Street, so the goobers could gawk, and go see what wasn't there.
I respect your feelings about Ground Zero gawkers, but I don't feel the same way. The World Trade Center site is one of the most important places in history, and people are understandably curious about it. I'm in the tourism business, and in my experience Ground Zero is by far the most important thing that people new to New York want to see. I can't speak for all of them, but many people tell me that it's important for them to make some sort of physical connection to the events of 9/11. Also, most of them don't know about the memorial exhibit at St. Paul's across the street, and that's always a powerful experience.