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The Obama Deception

Gangularis said:
Alex Jones new documentary comes out March 15th.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14nbWdvktsM


PS how do I embed video here?
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like this....

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Just remove the spaces between the brackets, and place the address in the center.


Anyway. It just seems like the same old Alex Jones nonsense, taking quotes out of context and presenting them as something sinister. I wouldn't be surprised if Jones doesn't go full fledged Birther in this one, which would be hilarious.
 
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It seems like a re-tooling of his other pseudodocs with Obama cast as the new boogeyman; probably why he'll be able to whip it out so fast. The man does know how to grab a quick buck. A pinch from Terrorstorm, a dash from Endgame, a sprinkle from Truth 'Rising', a little from a few of the other ones, mix in some interviews with the likes of Webster Tarpley and Jerome Corsi, strain through truthist wallets and serve steaming hot.
 
I would rather watch the sisterhood of the traveling pants in pig latin. Alex Jones yelling through a bull horn at some very bored soldiers impresses no one.
 
Alareth said:
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Oh cool, thank you.


Yeah, it's funny that he used clips from those "Obama Youth Brigade" kids that had no affiliation with Obama, at all.. They're just "steppers".
I saw on another website people were calling them paramilitary.. rofl..
 
As stupid-witless-dumb as the video is, I like the narrator. I want him to announce me at my next birthday.

How does AJ live his life I wonder? Is it constant fear or is his rhetoric only racheted up to screaming volume when he appears in public?
 
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I see no Obama deception so far. The russians announced yesterday that they will not station missiles in Kaliningrad. That's the best sign that behind the scene good talk is going on. Hopefully the american people will understand what Obama is doing. Jones, Tarpley et al need to find another business. I hope.
 
Childlike Empress said:
I see no Obama deception so far. The russians announced yesterday that they will not station missiles in Kaliningrad. That's the best sign that behind the scene good talk is going on. Hopefully the american people will understand what Obama is doing. Jones, Tarpley et al need to find another business. I hope.
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Well that's the whole point! Jones' is going to unveil it for us in his new DVD!!!
 
Childlike Empress said:
The russians announced yesterday that they will not station missiles in Kaliningrad.
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That's actually NOT good for me, as a company I'm trying to get on with does a lot of work with Ballistic Missile Defense. Oh well. I will happily redirect my employment search elsewhere if it means people in that region won't be under the stress of having two countries pointing missiles at each other.
 
Is there an undertone there that suggest that you have a military industrial complex type of bias? :eye-poppi

well not bias.. but you know.. you come from that point of view?
 
Gangularis said:
Is there an undertone there that suggest that you have a military industrial complex type of bias? :eye-poppi

well not bias.. but you know.. you come from that point of view?
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No, I'm just a Navy Veteran who was never exceptionally good at anything but taking missiles out of the sky...and am finding it hard to locate employment that utilizes my...particular skill set. As much as a guard against the unwarranted influence of the military-industrial complex, they pay one hell of a lot better than I'm making now.
 
JoeyDonuts said:
As much as a guard against the unwarranted influence of the military-industrial complex, they pay one hell of a lot better than I'm making now.
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I'm don't want to come to my own conclusions as to what you mean by that. Would you mind elaborating just a little more? Basically you're against it, but you're ready to work for them?

I'm not trying to pass judgment. I know what it means to have to find a means to make a living off of what you know..

I think I just wondered what perspective you're coming from, since I see that you post here quite regularly. Personally, I'm very anti-military industrial complex and para military, or any other organization/company/corporation/enterprise that requires conflicts and wars in order to see their stock prices rise.. So that's where I'm coming from.
 
Sure thing.

I'm a military veteran and damned proud of it. But I temper that with the knowledge that the usage of the military is not the answer to every question, rather it should be the last resort of last resorts. A military needs to maintain a forward presence to foster goodwill in other countries - by that I mean the U.S. presence in Europe and NATO as well as U.S. Navy ships doing port calls in other countries, not just putting boots down in every country we have natural resource interests in.

That said, judicious usage of military power is unfortunately the only way to deal with many situations. Take the latest instances of piracy in the Horn of Africa, for example. Also, the reason why I bring up the BMD issue is because a company I have applied with works very closely with them. Now, I would love it if indiscriminate ballistic weaponry was done away with overnight but let's be realistic. That's not going to happen - ever. And as long as those weapons are out there, there had better the hell be people that know how to defeat them. Sometimes preserving peace means the other guy knows that your sword is sharper than his and you ain't afraid to use it.

I'd say we've just about exhausted the derail for this thread. If you want to take this up in another thread, I'd be more than happy to contribute.
 
JoeyDonuts said:
Sure thing.

I'm a military veteran and damned proud of it. But I temper that with the knowledge that the usage of the military is not the answer to every question, rather it should be the last resort of last resorts. A military needs to maintain a forward presence to foster goodwill in other countries - by that I mean the U.S. presence in Europe and NATO as well as U.S. Navy ships doing port calls in other countries, not just putting boots down in every country we have natural resource interests in.

That said, judicious usage of military power is unfortunately the only way to deal with many situations. Take the latest instances of piracy in the Horn of Africa, for example. Also, the reason why I bring up the BMD issue is because a company I have applied with works very closely with them. Now, I would love it if indiscriminate ballistic weaponry was done away with overnight but let's be realistic. That's not going to happen - ever. And as long as those weapons are out there, there had better the hell be people that know how to defeat them. Sometimes preserving peace means the other guy knows that your sword is sharper than his and you ain't afraid to use it.

I'd say we've just about exhausted the derail for this thread. If you want to take this up in another thread, I'd be more than happy to contribute.
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I'm not anti-military. Just very anti-paramilitary.. I'd say more, but I don't want to derail the thread. I just highlighted the part I really enjoyed seeing you say.
 
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Gangularis said:
I'm not anti-military. Just very anti-paramilitary.. I'd say more, but I don't want to derail the thread. I just highlighted the part I really enjoyed seeing you say.
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And to bring this somewhat in line with the OP, I - as a Veteran - am glad to see Obama taking the diplomacy steps he's taking so far. If there really was a conspiracy and what not, then he's not doing much to hold it up closing down GITMO and all.

I don't have a problem blowing a target into a million pieces. There's no real clean way to do what the military does. You just hope and pray to whatever you serve that the campaign in which you are engaged is a just and a right one - but ultimately as the guy at the end of the spear, that's not your question to ask. It's a very interesting position to be in and it's kind of hard to relate to someone who hasn't been there themselves. I always prided myself on questioning what I had been told, but when you're given an order you pop to and carry it out - end of story.
 
That also makes me feel very happy to read. I voted for Obama, and it wasn't until after the election that I started stumbling across a whole horde of NWO conspiracy videos, and they made me start to wonder if maybe he is just a giant corporate puppet of the NWO.. I didn't want to think that... so I have a tendency to want to hear whatever evidence there is to disprove that.
 
Gangularis said:
That also makes me feel very happy to read. I voted for Obama, and it wasn't until after the election that I started stumbling across a whole horde of NWO conspiracy videos, and they made me start to wonder if maybe he is just a giant corporate puppet of the NWO.. I didn't want to think that... so I have a tendency to want to hear whatever evidence there is to disprove that.
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If you've already made your mind up that there is a "New World Order" of shadowy behind-the-scenes puppet masters, then no amount of evidence that I or anyone else for that matter, show to you is going to convince you that he's not a puppet of it.
 
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