Conspiracy Theories

Melon Master

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▫ May 18 2006, 05:45 Post #1

Wether you believe them or not, or take them case by case, you can't help but love hearing about a good conspiracy theory!!!

On this talkback show the other night on radio they had people ringing in about their 9/11 conspiracy theories which prompted me to think... do you guys and girls have any good ones???

I am a massive fan of Kurt Cobain and I strongly believe his death was not suicide and that he was murdered. There is a stack of evidence supporting that claim which I could go into if you like but i want to hear some others too...

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D Cup

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▫ May 18 2006, 12:38 Post #2

I saw Elvis on South Beach the other week :drama:

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B Cup

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▫ May 18 2006, 13:34 Post #3

QUOTE(bondiguy)

Wether you believe them or not, or take them case by case, you can't help but love hearing about a good conspiracy theory!!!

On this talkback show the other night on radio they had people ringing in about their 9/11 conspiracy theories which prompted me to think... do you guys and girls have any good ones???

I am a massive fan of Kurt Cobain and I strongly believe his death was not suicide and that he was murdered. There is a stack of evidence supporting that claim which I could go into if you like but i want to hear some others too...

Kurt Cobain was the MAN!!!! What a talented guy and a terrible loss. Can't think of too many conspiracies that I actually believe. Back soon.

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Melon Master

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▫ May 18 2006, 17:26 Post #4

whoa deja vu!

Anyway, as for the 9/11 conspiracy I never bought into it before and in general I don't buy into most conspiracy theories anymore. But after seeing the documentary, it really got me thinking. Obviously it is done with a bias to the filmmakers' point of view but they have a lot better explanation than I've ever heard from the government and all their facts are verifiable. What happened to the people supposedly on the planes is a little hard to believe, but take 90 minutes out of your day and watch THIS .
The biggest kicker is that no skyscraper has ever totally collapsed due to fire or being hit by a plane. Even the Empire State building which was hit by a bomber never came close to collapsing.

I'm not saying I believe everything in the documentary, but I think the government has a lot more involvement than they've let on.

So instead of watching the Sex and the City Marathon tonight, take some time and watch 9/11 Loose Change

And that is all®

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D Cup

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▫ May 18 2006, 17:29 Post #5

QUOTE(Gnappster)

So instead of watching the Sex and the City Marathon tonight, take some time and watch 9/11 Loose Change

yer crazy, I ain't missing my show

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D Cup

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▫ May 18 2006, 18:19 Post #6

QUOTE(Gnappster)

whoa deja vu!

Anyway, as for the 9/11 conspiracy I never bought into it before and in general I don't buy into most conspiracy theories anymore. But after seeing the documentary, it really got me thinking. Obviously it is done with a bias to the filmmakers' point of view but they have a lot better explanation than I've ever heard from the government and all their facts are verifiable. What happened to the people supposedly on the planes is a little hard to believe, but take 90 minutes out of your day and watch THIS .
The biggest kicker is that no skyscraper has ever totally collapsed due to fire or being hit by a plane. Even the Empire State building which was hit by a bomber never came close to collapsing.

I'm not saying I believe everything in the documentary, but I think the government has a lot more involvement than they've let on.

So instead of watching the Sex and the City Marathon tonight, take some time and watch 9/11 Loose Change

And that is all®

I don't know if I still have it but I was sent a video about the supposed plane that hit the pentagon. If you really look at the photos and hear what the I witnesses have to say I truly believe the government hit it with a missile. How convienient that the "plane" hit the only part of the building that was under repairs and had been for some time.

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Melon Master

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▫ May 18 2006, 18:41 Post #7

QUOTE(Assfucker)

I saw Elvis on South Beach the other week :drama:

He's back frome his trip to the moon? er was it Mars.? He and Nixon went there together. :blink:

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Melon Master

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▫ May 18 2006, 19:01 Post #8

QUOTE(natalie)

I don't know if I still have it but I was sent a video about the supposed plane that hit the pentagon. If you really look at the photos and hear what the I witnesses have to say I truly believe the government hit it with a missile. How convienient that the "plane" hit the only part of the building that was under repairs and had been for some time.

Watch the video I posted. It's ALL on there plus lots more.
What a retard I am, I didn't post the video.

It should be fixed now. Or click HERE.

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A Cup

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▫ May 18 2006, 19:53 Post #9

My main argument against most conspiracy theories is they give the government way to much credit for being able to both pull it off AND keep it quiet after. I've seen "Loose Change" and alot of their information is taken out of context to the point of being unbelievable. When some of the people who were interveiwed for that show were subsequently asked if what was aired actually represented what they had said, many of the people stated that it did not. It's almost analogous to cutting letters out of a newspaper, printing the message you want to dissiminate, than point out that it all came from the "New York Times" because that's where all the words came from. If 9/11 was a government set-up, would George Bush be shown sitting there like an idiot reading to a bunch of schoolkids when the planes attacked? That being said, I did see Marilyn Monroe giving Jimmy Hoffa a BJ behind a New Jersey resturant. JFK and Elvis were waiting for their turn sitting at the counter.

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Melon Master

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▫ May 18 2006, 19:56 Post #10

QUOTE(closeup2)

My main argument against most conspiracy theories is they give the government way to much credit for being able to both pull it off AND keep it quiet after. I've seen "Loose Change" and alot of their information is taken out of context to the point of being unbelievable. When some of the people who were interveiwed for that show were subsequently asked if what was aired actually represented what they had said, many of the people stated that it did not. It's almost analogous to cutting letters out of a newspaper, printing the message you want to dissiminate, than point out that it all came from the "New York Times" because that's where all the words came from. If 9/11 was a government set-up, would George Bush be shown sitting there like an idiot reading to a bunch of schoolkids when the planes attacked? That being said, I did see Marilyn Monroe giving Jimmy Hoffa a BJ behind a New Jersey resturant. JFK and Elvis were waiting for their turn sitting at the counter.

PICS!?

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A Cup

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▫ May 18 2006, 19:58 Post #11

QUOTE(Gnappster)

PICS!?

Plenty of pictures, but they're all blurry and out of focus. Kinda like all the ones you see of Bigfoot and Aliens.

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Melon Master

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▫ May 18 2006, 20:00 Post #12

QUOTE(closeup2)

Plenty of pictures, but they're all blurry and out of focus. Kinda like all the ones you see of Bigfoot and Aliens.

and Santa Claus

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A Cup

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▫ May 18 2006, 20:11 Post #13

Santa Claus is a good example of people needing to believe in things that aren't there. I was watching some documentary about how some people don't believe that man has walked on the moon. It was like no matter what these people were shown or how their "evidence" was debunked, you could tell not one of them had any intention of changing their minds. They can join the "Flat Earth Society" along with the Elvis sighters and the 911 gang and all go live at the North Pole where it rains gumdrops.

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Melon Master

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▫ May 18 2006, 20:12 Post #14

QUOTE(closeup2)

My main argument against most conspiracy theories is they give the government way to much credit for being able to both pull it off AND keep it quiet after. I've seen "Loose Change" and alot of their information is taken out of context to the point of being unbelievable. When some of the people who were interveiwed for that show were subsequently asked if what was aired actually represented what they had said, many of the people stated that it did not. It's almost analogous to cutting letters out of a newspaper, printing the message you want to dissiminate, than point out that it all came from the "New York Times" because that's where all the words came from. If 9/11 was a government set-up, would George Bush be shown sitting there like an idiot reading to a bunch of schoolkids when the planes attacked? That being said, I did see Marilyn Monroe giving Jimmy Hoffa a BJ behind a New Jersey resturant. JFK and Elvis were waiting for their turn sitting at the counter.

I always wonder who these people were.

Re: Bush....this says it all.

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A Cup

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▫ May 18 2006, 20:14 Post #15

Isn't that Lee Harvey Oswalds' head in the second window from the left? Looks just like him from this angle.

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Melon Master

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▫ May 18 2006, 20:16 Post #16

QUOTE(closeup2)

Isn't that Lee Harvey Oswalds' head in the second window from the left? Looks just like him from this angle.

Nah, He's giving the Barrista a BJ!

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Melon Master

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▫ May 18 2006, 20:18 Post #17

Nighthawks, that's a great painting(yes I'm an art nerd too, among other forms of nerdery).

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A Cup

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▫ May 18 2006, 20:20 Post #18

QUOTE(Gnappster)

Nighthawks, that's a great painting(yes I'm an art nerd too, among other forms of nerdery).

Edward Hopper right? I thought it was called "Lost Dreams" or something like that.

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Melon Master

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▫ May 18 2006, 20:26 Post #19

QUOTE(closeup2)

Edward Hopper right? I thought it was called "Lost Dreams" or something like that.

Gnap is correct. It is in the Art Institute in Chicago.

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B Cup

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▫ May 18 2006, 22:12 Post #20

QUOTE(closeup2)

Santa Claus is a good example of people needing to believe in things that aren't there. I was watching some documentary about how some people don't believe that man has walked on the moon. It was like no matter what these people were shown or how their "evidence" was debunked, you could tell not one of them had any intention of changing their minds. They can join the "Flat Earth Society" along with the Elvis sighters and the 911 gang and all go live at the North Pole where it rains gumdrops.

My brother dated a beautiful female lawyer -- who didn't believe we landed on the moon. Can you imagine the 10's of thousands of people that would have to keep that secret??? All astronaughts and the mission control people knowing that they are basically staring at nothing and pretending that the people landed? And the 100+ people who have gone into space? The thousands of spaceship designers, and repair personnel, who are basically creating movie props under this theory?

And the moon rocks, what are they? And space junk, what exactly is that? And are satellites? Are they real? Because my GPS and satellite radio work pretty well for stuff based on a fiction.

I never got a chance to ask her about all this. My brother broke up with her because she apparently thought that the "myth" of the female orgasm was a massive conspiracy theory, too.

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