reply to post by lazy1981
I agree with everything you just said. Perhaps without exception.
It is almost unfair to lump everyone in with the likes of a "Freight Tomsen," for instance. He's still very much in his credulous stage (as were a
lot of us), and is finding his way around the conspiracy territory, if you will.
If you happen to read this Freight, hey I know you're trying. You have certainly read a lot of books - but alas, they are the wrong ones. There's
plenty of damning information in real history books on all sorts of subjects. Books that were written by history professors who've dedicated a
lifetime to a single subject; or dissertations by PhD candidates. When you start citing scholarly tomes in your research - instead of fantastical
amateurish "conspiracy theorists" - then, and only then, will you will start being taken seriously.
[edit on 20-5-2008 by Fire_In_The_Minds_of_Men]




