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Originally posted by dh
Hi - Im almost all the way to being banned on this forum, but am glad to have found you elsewhere
This is a very good find and as good a lead to possible culprits or rather a front organisation as I've found
Originally posted by djohnsto77
dh, as an ATS council member I'd like to say that you're not on your way to being banned -- just be respectful of other people's views, as all members of the site should be .
Originally posted by The Savage
"Oh my god, a terrorist attack! Our company is falling apart!!!!"
Whatever dude.
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Originally posted by The Savage
OK. Got that? when you people ON THE GROUND have a list of missing people (UNLESS THEY'RE REMOTE VIEWING)----you emergency teams, you call the police and tell them what's up. Freakin' easy as A-B-C my friend. They're not talking about a list of possible missing from the board of directors. "...it took a long time."
[edit on 30-8-2005 by The Savage]
Originally posted by The Savage
Peter Power on ITV news July 7th:
"We specialize in helping people to get their crisis management response. How you jump from slow time thinking to quick time doing. And we chose a scenario, with their assistance, which is based on a terrorist attack because they are very close to a property occupied by Jewish businessmen in the city and there are more American banks in the city than there are in the whole of New York. A logical thing to do."
Originally posted by dh
These circular arguments are so familiar here
The introduction of side issues and diversions
The Savage's assertions remain intact
Jewish businessmen?- give us a break