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With emotions still running high, and many people firmly entrenched in either the 'conspiracy' or the 'skeptic' camp, I think it is refreshing to see an intelligent new slant on the big issues. Issues which are rarely questioned, let alone answered.
This documentary is neither sensationalist nor conspiratorial. It seeks out news items from respectable press sources around the globe, and joins the dots. No definitive conclusions are drawn, but the big questions come into clear view. An excellent resource IMHO From www.911pressfortruth.com http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?...36424083&q=911 |
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As far as I could see the film (sorry only a 3 MBit/s line and that piece is REALLY LARGE) they only let people ask questions. They did not povide any of the available answers to them.
The intention of this film seems to be to seed doubt without providing any evidence that actually there was something wrong. But maybe you would like to provide any evidence? With your own words rather than a link to somewhere? BTW: Welcome to the board.
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We already had Scolars for 911 Truth.
Now we have Press for 911 Truth. What is next? Lavatory attendants for 911 Truth?
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Ahh I did. I was not impressed. I stand by my earlier posts.
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Look, no matter how you dress it up or how slick the production if the basic premise is wrong its still wrong. Lipstick on a pig doesn't make it a beauty queen.
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![]() Here's a link to the whole video. http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...20641536424083 |
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It must be an American expression. When someone asks that question, it's usually a kind of cliché' reference to the fallacy of false dilemma.
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What the hell is that supposed to mean? A guy posts a video and you call him a wife beater
No he didn't, he merely asked him a question. Yes the question was loaded with innuendo, but that is the exact point that was being made. The way 9//1 "truth" movement questions are asked, they are loaded with innuendo, exactly like the question. "Have you stopped beating your wife yet?" This question assumes you started doing so, exactly the same way that the 9/11 questions generally assume facts not in evidence. For example (and this isn't from the movie, but is one I have seen.) "What other purpose could the squibs have if not for a controlled demolision?" This question simply leads the reader/viewer to the notion that the puffs of air, smoke, and dust were created by squibs, and since there is no other purpose for these explosives leads to a wanted answer. Likewise the question "How could a 72 foot wide plane possibly fit into a 16 foot hole?" Again we have an assumsion, that a 72-foot wide plane had to go into a 16-foot hole (actually it was slightly bigger, about 20-30 feet by most accounts) intact. It ignores the idea that the plane was in peices at that stage. Or how about statements like "Since no credible source has claimed responsiblity then we should assume it is someone that hasn't." Here we're taking the word of someone who is deciding for us if a claim is credible or not. (By the way this is from a CT website I saw the other day. To date Al Qaeda has admited responsiblity for the 9/11 attacks on least 5 separate times. OBL's only denial was pre-invasion of Afghanistan when the US was putting pressure on the Taliban to hand him over and there was still a chance the US wouldn't invade to go after him.) The thing is that when people do what you did and suggest that the CT's are "making claims" they just look shocked and say, "But I was only asking questions."
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This 'mock' question is commonly used to indicate a situation where any given response by an interlocutor will imply that person is guilty of some indiscretion. It was not meant to be taken literally.
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Too strong for an Australian to use I think. |
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It reminds me a little of that great scene from 'Life of Brian':
ALL: "The Messiah, the Messiah". BRIAN: "I'm not the Messiah! Please believe me, I am not the Messiah!" GIRL: "Only the true Messiah denies his divinity". BRIAN: "What? What sort of chance does that give me? OK, I am the Messiah!" ALL (ecstatic): "The Messiah!! The Messiah!!"
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It has a non-verbal component that doesn't translate well. You'd use that expression with either a smile or a smirk, according to circumstance.
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Bugs again befuddles Elmer Fudd memorably in "Wideo Wabbit" (1956) by imitating the mustachioed comedian in a You Bet Your Life parody called You Beat Your Wife. Later he imitates Art Carney and slaps comical glasses on Elmer, admonishing "Gee, what a Groucho!" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groucho_Marx |
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Sorry about that Photon, I wasn't trying to offend anyone I wasn't trying to offend.
And just so you know, I was raised during the '60's when beating your wife was just a low end misdemeanor, not a felony. While my dad was a good man I had a lot of friends who's mothers ended up with black eyes or worse at least once a month. I take a really dim view of men beating up women myself.
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A wifebeater is also a kind of undershirt -- the kind without sleeves (aka A-shirt, tank top, singlet, or muscle shirt). Stereotypically, it's the shirt worn by the beer-swilling, sports-watching lout who beats up the wife and kids on the weekends.
Fred
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The thing that matters is what you can present as evidence, not who you are and how many posts you have on your counter (Well at least that counts for most of us). Concerning stupid questions... As long as a question is asked out of the intention to learn something there can never be a stupid questions, just stupid answers or people who stay stupid because they do not ask questions.
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Well, watched the vid and there does seem to be quite a bit of "begging the question" going on. We get a lot of this in the UK press, they ask questions that are phrased in such a way thet the reader is led to answer for themselves in the way the questioner intended.... Did that make grammatical sense?
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For example, why Have C Rice And G Bush consistently claimed that an attack using hijacked aircraft couldn't have been predicted or legislated for? These claims are lies, plain and simple! There are numerous examples of such threats well before the tragic events of 911! If OB Laden was America's most wanted man, why was he treated at a US overseas military hospital, with the full knowledge of the CIA, shortly before 911. Dan Rather (Sorry, however you spell it) reported on this for CBS, but avoided asking any uncomfortable questions like, "Er, shouldn't someone collar him?" There are so many more questions. I would strongly recommend watching this video, as I am left with the impression that most respondants on this thread haven't done so? |
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Basically the story was false. Please provide some evidence to the contrary, if you have any, I always have an open mind to evidence but it is closed to rhetoric. |
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Dan Rather was on location at the hospital, so I am surprised he chose to make this story up! Do you have any links to support your claims? |
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Fact is, you should have started this thread with those "sources".
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