PhantomWolf
Penultimate Amazing
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Well sort of. She was actually advocating for Greenpeace. Not sure that I'd want to live in the society she was projecting, sounded like a pre-industry communist state, but anyways... She was a french Canadian over here and while talking about enviromental issues she mentioned that she didn't trust the MSM but rather independant sources. Ihappened to point out that even so called independent media have their biases and can report bunk as fact, pointing to 9/11 as a case in point.
Well you guessed it, she appartently believes the US Govt was behind it. Her opening gambit was "Do you know who owned the towers?" It sort of threw her when I said "Yes, the New York-New Jersey Port Authority." She was expecting me to say Larry Silverstein, or not know. After pulling the rug out from under her on that I asked if she'd read the NIST report, which of course she hadn't (she hadn't heard of it.) Her response to this was that she refused to trust anyone paid by the Govt or Big Business. I asked if she'd trust the Structural Engineering Department of the University of Sydney in Australia. At that point I think she realised I was rather well versed on the matter and decided that "hey I need to get going" and so we left it there.
She did seem to believe in Apollo though, at least she wanted to know if we can get to the moon, why can't we build a non-polluting battery and when we discussed Apollo using Hydrogen Fuel Cells she didn't object to their having gone.
Pity that I didn't have more time or a few resources printed out, could have been more fun.
Well you guessed it, she appartently believes the US Govt was behind it. Her opening gambit was "Do you know who owned the towers?" It sort of threw her when I said "Yes, the New York-New Jersey Port Authority." She was expecting me to say Larry Silverstein, or not know. After pulling the rug out from under her on that I asked if she'd read the NIST report, which of course she hadn't (she hadn't heard of it.) Her response to this was that she refused to trust anyone paid by the Govt or Big Business. I asked if she'd trust the Structural Engineering Department of the University of Sydney in Australia. At that point I think she realised I was rather well versed on the matter and decided that "hey I need to get going" and so we left it there.
She did seem to believe in Apollo though, at least she wanted to know if we can get to the moon, why can't we build a non-polluting battery and when we discussed Apollo using Hydrogen Fuel Cells she didn't object to their having gone.
Pity that I didn't have more time or a few resources printed out, could have been more fun.