eyeno wrote:Bush reads "The Pet Goat" for 7 minutes after the planes hit.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pet_Goat
And them Troofers think that means something!!
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eyeno wrote:Bush reads "The Pet Goat" for 7 minutes after the planes hit.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pet_Goat
Andreas von Bülow used to be a German cabinet minister and member of parliament for the Social Democrats. Now he is a best-selling author who writes books about 9/11 conspiracy theories. His former colleagues no longer want anything to do with him.
Andreas von Bülow says he's never feared for his life. This is despite the fact that he harbors suspicions that the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks were not the work of 19 "suicide Muslims," as he calls them, but rather an ingenious, cold-blooded operation in psychological warfare organized by the United States itself; and despite the fact that he has published this view in book form.
Bülow doesn't commit himself definitively to the position, but he feels fairly certain that either the Bush administration or other, far more powerful groups operating behind the scenes allowed more than 3,000 people to die in order to construct an unassailable argument supporting geopolitically desirable military operations such as those in Iraq and Afghanistan.
These are astonishing theories on the part of a former German government minister, one who spent 25 years representing the center-left Social Democratic Party (SPD) in Germany's federal parliament, the Bundestag. He's not saying his theories necessarily represent what really happened, Bülow explains, he's simply posing questions. "This is just another way of thinking," he says. But, the former minister adds, it's a way of thinking that appears quite plausible to its creator.
Others find the theory plausible as well. According to its publisher, Bülow's book "Die CIA und der 11. September" ("The CIA and September 11") has sold 200,000 copies since it was first released in 2003. A new edition of the book, published in time for the 10-year anniversary of the attacks, includes an extensive afterword which casts doubt on the claim that Osama bin Laden was in fact shot in Pakistan by US Special Forces.
Nordic wrote:Weird. I just went to http://new.reinvestigate911.org/ to check it out, from the post above, decided to share it on Facebook.
I tried signing on Facebook. No luck. Can't find the server! Is it down, or just me?
Finally I get rid of the https and try http instead.
And it sends me to this site:
http://www.fogcreek.com/fogbugz/
My brower says I'm at facebook.com, but I'm at fogbugz, some kind of sign-on page involving a license, can't sign on, that sort of thing. On edit: Here's what it says:Install New Licenses
To use FogBugz you must install licenses. You will need the order ID and the email address which you used when you ordered FogBugz.
Email address:
Order ID:
If you don't have your order ID, visit us at Fog Creek Software and we'll look it up for you.
You can purchase additional licenses from the Fog Creek online store.
If this computer is not connected to the public Internet, click here.
WTF?
Did Facebook get hacked, or is the fact that I just went to reinvestigate911 make me get rerouted to fogbugz?
I don't know enough about computers to even be paranoid about this.
ON EDIT:
WOW. I can still access Facebook no problem from my blackberry's browser (I use BOLT). No problem at all.
Something tells me someone hijacked the cookies of reinvestigate 9/11 somehow (forgive my computer ignorance) so that you can't sign onto Facebook after accessing that site.
VERRRRY interesting!
Searcher08 wrote:eyeno wrote:Bush reads "The Pet Goat" for 7 minutes after the planes hit.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pet_Goat
And them Troofers think that means something!!
IanEye wrote:Nordic wrote:Weird. I just went to http://new.reinvestigate911.org/ to check it out, from the post above, decided to share it on Facebook.
I tried signing on Facebook. No luck. Can't find the server! Is it down, or just me?
Finally I get rid of the https and try http instead.
And it sends me to this site:
http://www.fogcreek.com/fogbugz/
My brower says I'm at facebook.com, but I'm at fogbugz, some kind of sign-on page involving a license, can't sign on, that sort of thing. On edit: Here's what it says:Install New Licenses
To use FogBugz you must install licenses. You will need the order ID and the email address which you used when you ordered FogBugz.
Email address:
Order ID:
If you don't have your order ID, visit us at Fog Creek Software and we'll look it up for you.
You can purchase additional licenses from the Fog Creek online store.
If this computer is not connected to the public Internet, click here.
WTF?
Did Facebook get hacked, or is the fact that I just went to reinvestigate911 make me get rerouted to fogbugz?
I don't know enough about computers to even be paranoid about this.
ON EDIT:
WOW. I can still access Facebook no problem from my blackberry's browser (I use BOLT). No problem at all.
Something tells me someone hijacked the cookies of reinvestigate 9/11 somehow (forgive my computer ignorance) so that you can't sign onto Facebook after accessing that site.
VERRRRY interesting!
Nordic,
the same thing happened to me when I posted this link on Facebook from nomo's "Understanding 9/11: A Television News Archive" thread:
http://www.archive.org/details/911
it didn't send me to that Fogbugz site (i can't remember where it sent me) but the thing you describe where the browser says you are on facebook but you are not did happen.
i have had similar things happen before. back in January whenever i tried to go to wikipedia it would send me to the CNN.com homepage even though the address bar said i was on wikipedia.
this happened in both FireFox (my main browser) and Safari.
a few days later it goes away. but it does make me paranoid.
oh, back to that archive.org / facebook thing.
i realized right after i posted that link that i couldn't log on back to facebook, so i emailed some friends and asked them if the link i had posted showed up in their facebook news feed at all.
NONE of them could see it. if they clicked directly on to my facebook page it was there but not in any newsfeeds. and they all said that other things i post, like youtube links to music videos always show up for them in their facebook newsfeeds.
Searcher08 wrote:Yes, there is so much "it was all done by Dick Dasterdly Cheney" that the idea of an interlocking plan with multiple deep state actors who may have been unaware of the whole picture, is a cognitive brige too far...
Nordic wrote:Searcher08 wrote:Sorry, dont know what to suggest about a Mac - but it seems odd - I have had issues when running out of hard drive space of with hard drive file corruption - is there a prog that can check your HD?
No, it's nothing like that. It's something that somebody is doing, whereby if you go to the reinvestigate911 site, you will NOT be able to take that same computer, get on Facebook, and share it.
It's very clear that's what it is.
If you try to use a different browser, the same thing will happen.
There is someone trying to make sure that that particular site is not shared on Facebook.
Which makes me just want to share it more.
ON EDIT:
Now my google is all fucked up, so I can't even do a search for some of the key phrases in the post above, that quotes JR's other post.
It goes straight to a "search blogs" results page, I cannot do a basic web search now with any of the phrases from that e-mail that JR posts.
http://www.google.com/#sclient=psy&hl=e ... 72&bih=965
2012 Countdown wrote:I didn't know where to post this, and since your post had no replies, you're the lucky poster!
A Rough Guide to Trutherism
By Jeremy StahlPoliticsPosted Monday, September 5, 2011 9:55 PM
Over the past 10 years, the 9/11 conspiracy theory—the basic belief that the attacks were not orchestrated by al-Qaida but by, or at least with the permission of, the Bush administration—has spawned a whole slew of corollaries and subtheories. Here’s a guide to 10 of the more prevalent and bizarre of these theories, presented in rough order from provably false to irredeemably paranoid.
http://www.slate.com/slideshow/news-pol ... es#slide_1
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Really, this belongs in the PROPAGANDA thread.
norton ash wrote:Stahl's 'related articles' at Slate are just a long list of attacks on theories and investigations. He must have a really boring life as a 'journalist', but I imagine he's well-paid.
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