....net> posted on Fri, 12 Oct 2007 15:37:33 -0000: The reason we need to dismiss conspiracy theories of this sort is that they are dependent upon an agency (in this case the Bush administration) ... if you don't keep quiet about it. Plus the waters of conspiracy are muddied by the release of fictional information presented as truth. The problem is...

...Drifter" <okharley@arkansas.net> said: You see what they want you to see, and you hear what they want you to hear. I hear ya'. -- What in the world does all this stuff about conspiracy theories have to do with Echostar, DISH network or dbs?

....net> posted on Fri, 12 Oct 2007 15:37:33 -0000: The reason we need to dismiss conspiracy theories of this sort is that they are dependent upon an agency (in this case the Bush administration)...and yourself if you don't keep quiet about it. Plus the waters of conspiracy are muddied by the release of fictional information presented as truth. The problem...

...(while workers were trying to find victims). It was big news for about a minute and huge conspiracy theories came out through the internet. It's pure speculation here but i would not doubt that those ... where I was had a thermite grenade mounted to its disk drives. The theory, I guess, was that if the Russians invaded the computer center without warning...

... crashed because the biggest and most well equipped Airforce in the world couldn't stop them , lol. That's the biggest conspiracy. Yeah that's a real conspiracy alright. The biggest conspiracy is out of the mid-east. And it's that "only the radicals" want to kill infidels. That is much more common than ...

In alt.dbs.echostar Scott Dorsey <kludge@panix.com> wrote: Guys, can we please keep this out of rec.audio.pro. It really doesn't have anything to do with audio production, and there are a couple of 9-11 related groups now specifically for discussing this. It doesn't have much related to any of these groups. Follow-ups set. -- Thomas T. Veldhouse Ninety percent of the ...

Guys, can we please keep this out of rec.audio.pro. It really doesn't have anything to do with audio production, and there are a couple of 9-11 related groups now specifically for discussing this. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

In alt.dbs.echostar clifto <clifto@gmail.com> wrote: The problem with that is that I haven't read any conspiracy stuff about it. All I remember is what I saw on live television. Drugs affect memory of events, so perhaps you should avoid them in the future. -- Thomas T. Veldhouse Ninety percent of the politicians give the other ten percent a bad reputation....

... without question. A quick trip to Google Groups provides copious amounts of information about me. A little judicious web searching can turn up a lot more. If you want to go back further, look for clifto@clifto.com, before that clifto@corecomm.net, then clifto@megsinet.net, then clifto@indep1.chi.il.us to go all the way back to 1990 or thereabouts. -- One phrase that ...

...not right but on deadline" before someone scooped them. I suspect you're conflating a similar memory with the conspiracy stuff you read later. The problem with that is that I haven't read any conspiracy stuff about it. All I remember is what I saw on live television. -- One phrase that explains 99%% ...