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Youll need holy water
And a little bit of knowledge
Invocation to your holy guardian angel
The great evil around
God gave man dominion
Over fowls of the air and fish of the see
Justification of desecration
Who wrote this madness?
Get up, wake up!
Someones taking you for a ride
Get up, wake up!
Dark Forces
Theyre printing up money
That doesnt exist
Then watch the wealthy
As they cash their chips
Economys failed, start a war machine
Devoid of moral cause
As we witness the end
Of international laws
Get up, wake up!
Someones taking you for a ride
Get up, wake up!
Dark Forces
Im a inside man of the serpent clan
33 degrees Ill do as I please
Power for powers sake
A personal treasure trove
And two weeks off in Bohemian Grove
You wanna come?
Originally posted by admriker444
reply to post by mopusvindictus
to me the simplest explanation is usually the truth.
alex is a businesman. advertisers pay him based on the traffic his website grabs. more visitors, more ad revenue.
if this wasnt about money, alex wouldnt have hype - announced the biggest story to come tomorrow.. if he really was trying to inform the public of some impending event he would have told us right away.
instead he hucked the story like a true PT Barnum slick salesman. "Tune in tomorrow for the biggest story in my 14 years"
who wasnt going to tune in after that sales pitch ?
And to ensure maximum coverage and viral marketing, he "mistakenly" left out the disclaimer at the bottom of that fake interview. Oops sorry folks its there now. Of course the damage is done, the story went all over the internet and got a massive spike in traffic to visit infowars.com
these theories that attempt to tie in the president's speech, swine flu, martial law, a nuke attack, iran, etc are just ridiculous.
this was about money, nothing more and nothing else. conspiracy buffs have short-term memories. in 3 weeks time another conspiracy story will rear its head and this will all be forgotten
Originally posted by EvolvedMinistry
Originally posted by admriker444
reply to post by mopusvindictus
to me the simplest explanation is usually the truth.
alex is a businesman. advertisers pay him based on the traffic his website grabs. more visitors, more ad revenue.
if this wasnt about money, alex wouldnt have hype - announced the biggest story to come tomorrow.. if he really was trying to inform the public of some impending event he would have told us right away.
instead he hucked the story like a true PT Barnum slick salesman. "Tune in tomorrow for the biggest story in my 14 years"
who wasnt going to tune in after that sales pitch ?
And to ensure maximum coverage and viral marketing, he "mistakenly" left out the disclaimer at the bottom of that fake interview. Oops sorry folks its there now. Of course the damage is done, the story went all over the internet and got a massive spike in traffic to visit infowars.com
these theories that attempt to tie in the president's speech, swine flu, martial law, a nuke attack, iran, etc are just ridiculous.
this was about money, nothing more and nothing else. conspiracy buffs have short-term memories. in 3 weeks time another conspiracy story will rear its head and this will all be forgotten
I'm sorry, but the 911 report was not the simplest explanation. I have no idea how far the rabbit hole goes down and don't pretend to, but, the poor attempt to explain why building 7 went down wasn't even addressed in the 911 report. If that qualifies to you as the simplest explanation, then I have beach front property in Hawaii that I want to sell to you sight unseen. Just send me about 1.8 million dollars and we'll take the rest from there.
[edit on 9-9-2009 by EvolvedMinistry]
Some of us have nowhere to go.