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reply posted on 6-9-2008 @ 11:24 PM by jam321
reply to post by intrepid



you make some good points..read what I wrote on page 2 and 4 and give me some feedback.

I like it the way it is and think you guys do a pretty good job.


reply posted on 7-9-2008 @ 04:15 AM by alienj
reply to post by intrepid



Thank you for this post, finally ATS is taking notice and trying to curb some of the political partisian and hatred being spewed constantly for the mere fact that "they can". It post like this that will bring me back to ATS, btw thumbs up to the individual that posted about the skeletal remains in mexico, its topics like that, that is the reason I come to ATS. Not to see McCain or Obamas personal matters smeared and hatred being thrown back and forth, nor to have ppl log on and try to hoax this community, once again I believe its because thier lives are insignificant and they need to create some type of chaos to make thier lives more interesting, sad thing is we have to wade thru it. Hopefully, ATS wil not only post comments like this but will actively hunt down those who choose to abuse thier priviledge (not right) to post here. We are all passionate about something, pls just remember that, what you may believe to be fact might be fiction to another person and you filling ATS with hate filled post will not change that.


reply posted on 7-9-2008 @ 08:33 AM by jsobecky
reply to post by TruthParadox



Originally posted by TruthParadox
This election is big in more ways than one. It's either going to mean the first black President in our history, or the first female Vice President. Sadly, this causes some racist and sexist remarks. The people that make ignorant remarks aren't going to stop just because someone tells them to, I'm afraid. I think the only thing we can be sure of is that things will settle down after the election is over.


My friend, history has shown that we cannot take that for a given. We have had to put up with 8 years of Bush-bashing here. The only reason that stopped was because there are now new targets; Obama and Palin. The only difference between now and then is that Bush-bashing was largely tolerated, and almost encouraged; I don't ever recall the same amount of threads from mods and others asking for it to stop.


reply posted on 7-9-2008 @ 12:13 PM by yahn goodey
reply to post by jsobecky



bush bashing tolerated and almost encouraged?---------------you got me thinking-------------how many real terrorist attacks have been perpetrated against the usa since pres. bush put his foot down from the 9-11 attack in 2001 which was 7 years ago?
there might have been some minor personal vendettas done by "religious" individuals but i know of nothing major.
how soon we forget our many blessings it seems
thanks G-D and thanks president bush !


reply posted on 9-9-2008 @ 05:48 PM by Stormdancer777
reply to post by CreeWolf




WOW cree great post, and somethings I have been thinking myself,

Here we have a forum, dedicated to exposing the truth, yet I find it very stifling at times, and suppressive, to the point that I am afraid to say much,

Moderation is a good thing, but when owners and some mods come forth to suppress commmon dialogue because it doesn't fit their idea of truth, by openly outing and humiliating poster into submission,

All hope is lost.

I am honestly afraid I am going to get banned because of my political stand.



reply posted on 9-9-2008 @ 05:52 PM by Stormdancer777
Originally posted by jsobecky
reply to
post by TruthParadox



Originally posted by TruthParadox
This election is big in more ways than one. It's either going to mean the first black President in our history, or the first female Vice President. Sadly, this causes some racist and sexist remarks. The people that make ignorant remarks aren't going to stop just because someone tells them to, I'm afraid. I think the only thing we can be sure of is that things will settle down after the election is over.


My friend, history has shown that we cannot take that for a given. We have had to put up with 8 years of Bush-bashing here. The only reason that stopped was because there are now new targets; Obama and Palin. The only difference between now and then is that Bush-bashing was largely tolerated, and almost encouraged; I don't ever recall the same amount of threads from mods and others asking for it to stop.


It seems to me this forum that doesn't trust the MSM certainly fell for the years the MSM propagandized against, Bush!


reply posted on 9-9-2008 @ 11:35 PM by MidnightDStroyer
Originally posted by yahn goodey
...how many real terrorist attacks have been perpetrated against the usa since pres. bush put his foot down from the 9-11 attack in 2001 which was 7 years ago?
there might have been some minor personal vendettas done by "religious" individuals but i know of nothing major.
how soon we forget our many blessings it seems
thanks G-D and thanks president bush !

How many times have we been "terrorist attacked" before Bush slid into Office? Say for example, during the cold War Era? Ooops! Sorry, the CIA & other "alphabet agencies" were actually equipping & training groups in "terrorist tactics" during the Cold War Era (ostensibly to keep the Soviet Union out of other nations), so of course we didn't have many terrorists over here.

BTW, why hasn't Bin Laden not been caught yet? Could it be that the US "intelligence" still hasn't been able to find any conclusive evidence against him yet? Where are Hussein's WMD's? Still haven't found those yet either? Why is Iran, as a UN-registered supporter of the peaceful uses for nuclear power-generation being accused of "secretly" developing nuke weapons when US "intelligence" can't find any conclusive evidence of that either? Why is the US supporting Israel who is not a UN-registered supporter for peaceful nuclear like Iran is...And still posses nuke weapons?

Not to mention how many other nations the US has been eff'ing around with in both their politics & societies over in the Middle East...Geee, we never learned that much about real history in the Middle East region during & after the Cold War from normal MSM channels, did we? I grew up during the Cold War Era...My Dad was in WW2, but I didn't learn any of the real history over there until I started doing my own research sometime during the past 10 or 15 years (My Dad wasn't much of a talker). The key thing to remember when learning is that we have to basically throw out the MSM "party line" & concentrate on research from various sources.

Since 9/11, Bush has "ramped up" all of that eff'ing around over there & not really catching many terrorists (Over 5 years ago, "Mission Accomplished!" :@@. Why? Because he's using conventional military to invade nation-states in order to fight against non-state military groups that don't use conventional warfare strategies...They were trained & equipped by the US in "terrorist tactics," remember?

When figuring out what politicians are really like, don't listen to what they say, watch what they have done & what they do now...Actions speak louder than words.

In all that mess, too many civilians wind up dead because of the US military "misidentifying" the terrorist groups (or maybe even being ordered to target civilians intentionally...Who knows?) & Bush still can't catch them nearly as fast as our "policies" over there racks up more civilian anger directed towards us & they recruit as new terrorists!

All it takes is looking at the actual history of the past few decades to see how we got to where we are now...Even more looking in history & we can see how these same historical mistakes have been perpetuated down throughout human history might indicate where we're actually heading...Remember the truism that those who don't learn the mistakes of history are doomed to repeat them.

Gee, all of this & I haven't even had to mention the pervasive political mud-slinging that seems to pass for standard practice in electorial campaigns for the past few decades. Probably two of the most insightful threads I've seen recently that addresses the MSM mess & the political trolling that Intrepid seems to be trying to avoid are
here & there...And even those threads couldn't completely avoid the trolls.

[edit on 9-9-2008 by MidnightDStroyer]


reply posted on 10-9-2008 @ 10:38 AM by maybereal11
Lee Atwater was Karl Rove's mentor. He was famous for the Push Poll, smear campaigns, shifting the focus of debate from genuine issues to sensational issues that could be crafted and managed, the politics of division. Basically anything goes politics.

He got cancer and began a campaign of apologizing for the things he'd done. Karl Rove dismissed his remorse as the ramblings of a dying man, but I think there is a lesson here for all of us.

www.boogiemanfilm.com...

Atwater
"Long before I was struck with cancer, I felt something stirring in American society," he said. "It was a sense among the people of the country -- Republicans and Democrats alike -- that something was missing from their lives, something crucial. I was trying to position the Republican Party to take advantage of it. But I wasn't exactly sure what 'it' was. My illness helped me to see that what was missing in society is what was missing in me: a little heart, a lot of brotherhood."
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