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Originally posted by jaguarmike
Guys we are living in the "end" times right now. Easter, according to www.ken-welch.com, will be the next 911, and then bye bye Iran. I seriously wonder what is going to happen, and I hate myself for actually getting excited to see what is going to happen... it sickens me that part of me is smiling about all this. What is wrong with me?
It hasnt been reset? Its still 7 minutes till midnight.
Originally posted by digitalassassin
Does anyone remember the "Doomsday Clock"
Originally posted by jaguarmike
Guys we are living in the "end" times right now. Easter, according to www.ken-welch.com, will be the next 911, and then bye bye Iran.
Originally posted by shots
...is a Wacko just like the reporter who made the outrageous statements in this story....
Originally posted by dgtempe
It hasnt been reset? Its still 7 minutes till midnight.
Originally posted by digitalassassin
Does anyone remember the "Doomsday Clock"
I bet its more like 1 minute to midnight by now.
When do they reset this?
Chicago, February 27, 2002: Today, the Board of Directors of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moves the minute hand of the "Doomsday Clock," the symbol of nuclear danger, from nine to seven minutes to midnight, the same setting at which the clock debuted 55 years ago. Since the end of the Cold War in 1991, this is the third time the hand has moved forward.
Originally posted by shots
Ken Welch is a Wacko just like the reporter who made the outrageous statements in this story. Sure the US is making plans of some sort and I am sure they may contain possible use of nuclear weapons but to state out right that is the first action is just plain stupid.
Originally posted by loam
What precisely makes him a wacko?
Originally posted by Astronomer68
...Every time he has trotted his delusions out in front of the public he has been corrected by Bush & Blair administration officials and even taken to task by more responsible journalists...
SEYMOUR HERSH
His journalism and publishing prizes include the Pulitzer Prize, five George Polk Awards, the National Magazine Award, and more than a dozen other prizes (Sigma Delta Chi, Worth Bingham, Sidney Hillman, etc.) for investigative reporting on My Lai, the C.I.A.'s bombing of Cambodia, Henry Kissinger's wiretapping, and the C.I.A.'s efforts against Chile's Salvador Allende, among other topics. In 2004, Hersh was responsible for exposing the Abu Ghraib prison scandal in a series of pieces in the magazine; early in 2005, he was awarded the National Press Foundation's W.M. Kiplinger Distinguished Contributions to Journalism award and received his fifth George W. Polk award, making him that award's most honored laureate.
Originally posted by shots
The answer is simple. He had nothing to back up his statement, therefore he made it up. That is what wackos due ya know
Originally posted by dgtempe
One more thing. Does the clock reset itself or does someone do it?
I sound like i'm off topic, but not really.
Thanks.
Originally posted by Zaphod58
I'm still looking for the word "preemptive" in the article you quoted loam. I've read it three or four times in three or four different places, and haven't been able to find it yet.
The Bush administration is planning to use nuclear weapons against Iran, to prevent it acquiring its own atomic warheads, claims an investigative writer with high-level Pentagon and intelligence contacts.
Originally posted by loam
Zaph, I have already explained this. The article begins with the following:
The Bush administration is planning to use nuclear weapons against Iran, to prevent it acquiring its own atomic warheads, claims an investigative writer with high-level Pentagon and intelligence contacts.
It says "to prevent it acquiring its own atomic warheads." If that does not meet the definition of preemption, I don't know what does.