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Originally posted by Doc Velocity
For 911 conspiracy theorists to spin terrorism on U.S. soil as a recent development while attributing it to a specific administration or political family is more than historical revisionism... it should be a red flag that this is a politically-biased attack intended to divide Americans against themselves.
And that sounds like terrorism to me.
Originally posted by Doc Velocity
This is a little divisive, isn't it? Declaring "war" on 911 conspiracy debunkers?
I mean, from the day it happened, I knew that 911 was going to bring out the crazies in droves, and it did.
But, after 7 years of nonstop conspiracy theory, and having witnessed the seething rage of the theorists first hand, I've started wondering if the 911 Conspiracy Theory phenomenon is itself a terrorist attack on America.
It has all the earmarks, including fanatical hatred, tunnel vision, unsubstantiated evidence, divisive propaganda, and now a declaration of war against debunkers — or against anyone who doesn't immediately fall in line with the fanatical position, I imagine.
I don't buy it, I'll never buy the "inside job" bullcrap, because it seems primarily targeted upon the current Bush Administration, as if this nation was never under attack before George Bush. We were under repeated false flag attacks for years before Bush entered office, and our government was spying on U.S. citizens for decades before Bush.
For 911 conspiracy theorists to spin terrorism on U.S. soil as a recent development while attributing it to a specific administration or political family is more than historical revisionism... it should be a red flag that this is a politically-biased attack intended to divide Americans against themselves.
And that sounds like terrorism to me.
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Originally posted by Maya432
wow,, you sure are a hostile bunch .....damn
I think I have touched a very big NERVE.
so how is this a rant.....
propaganda is a powerful tool.
and here on ats we have NO WAY on knowing who is
a citizen and who is a propagandist .