> PHD wrote:

>> Nice one DB you say it all clearly and the debunkers dont hava a leg -
>> stick with it man you got sense on your shoulders - the verbal
>> grafitti artists will curse ya down but curses is curses and nowt
>> else.

>
> Sorry bout that dup. wrong button. I'm so dyslexic I cant even type a
> single line without a typo. But polite discourse appreciated. Its too
> bad the debunkers dont know how to do that. Epictetus said he was glad
> when another proved him wrong, grateful to no longer be thinking
> wrongly. But, he went on, whenever he performed the same service for
> another, the man always went away angry.
>
> Now, I can understand the anger within the workplace or some other
> setting where the disagreement can have costly consequences. But that is
> not here. No, such passion expressed here is a reliable indicator of
> neurosis, and there are neurotic truthers as well.
>
> The case to open a competent investigation would be better served
> without their partisan enthusiasm and exaggerated claims of just what
> was going on, which only setup straw men for the debunkers, which makes
> it look like they have a case.
>
> 911 was a lie. Saddam's WMD was a lie. Al Qaeda, Abu Gharib, much higher
> oil prices, Enron, Worldcom, middle class bankruptcy and foreclosure,
> and now financial, stock, and commodities market volitility. 911 is just
> one part of a whole fabricated scenario, and that in turn was only
> possible because we live in the Untied States of Denial.
>
> Its not only the fault of the rich. If the poor in my neck of woods have
> more money, then there are more beer cans by the side of the road. If
> they knew how to handle money, they would not be poor in the first
> place. The rich do know, and one of the reasons is their genetic
> endowment; generations of smart people know how to handle money.
> Generations of the stupid, neurotic, and substance abusive do not.
>
> Some gene pools have more of the latter and fewer of the former. The
> liberals lie thinking it will make minorities feel better, but it only
> prevents research into solving the problem. The rich lie to themselves
> as if they can have all the money and not drive the middle class into
> bankruptcy. And so it goes...
>
> I saw another Youtube 911 video last nite; they are getting more
> professional in their production, which I think includes still frames
> and other techniques to let the audio go on uninterrupted. Since they
> are not under the same time constraints as the TV, they can go into the
> details the TV reports missed, and that is very persuasive.
>
> Dr. Freud said it takes a traumatic event to wake up a neurotic. Middle
> class job loss, bankruptcy, and foreclosure will do that, and when they
> see these new 911 presentations, they will do so with new eyes.
>
> I saw Ventura at a Ron Paul rally question 911, and now I see the Green
> Party also ask for a new investigation. It'd be interesting to see if
> these splinter parties could not unite under the 911 banner and have a
> real effect on the election.
>
> They are running out of time and options to stabilize the global and
> national economy. If things get much worse, Obama will be tempted to
> give us a run down on the Bush administration lies, and go on to say
> they lied about 911 as well, and its time to look into it.

>They are running out of time and options to stabilize the