Knowing America as I do, yes, unloading sand bags is much harder than running concentration camps.
Republic may stretch on (no martial law before the 2008 elections) after all if McCain emerges as a clear winner in Tuesday's super primary.
If that's what you think, you know very little about America. Bush made a lot of mistakes but you are mistaking that for all of America. Unfortunately it has become a fad and fashion to do that. That may give some vicarious pleasure but nothing is farther from truth.
Whether it be economics, markets, military, technology .... you name it, and USA is still the leader. The rest of the world pays USA in various ways for keeping some sanity around the world and keeping the insanes in check.
Most conspiracy nuts use highly convoluted conspiracy theories as reasons for their own failure. (I would get a job a McDonalds, but you know all of the McDonalds are owned by Jews)
What I never really understood is how elaborate the conspiracies of the Muslim world are. It is like a challenge to come up with the most unbelievable convoluted explaination for why the world is the way it is. But if it helps to blame your failures on the hidden hands, well have at it....
I haven't always agreed with JayR, but he is entitled to his opinion. And if you happen to disagree, then you present your counter-facts. Just to label him as such and such, and asking people to ignore him only shuns the discussion.
so FEMA an agency that can hardly run a news conference without making an absolute donkey out of itself is running secret concentration camps. It is not a spy agency dude... it can hardly do the job it is supposed to do!!
Ohio - America's second highest bankruptcy rate - Have you ever seen me quote an Islamic source? All of these conspiracy theories are made in America.
I can live with that McVeigh sought revenge for federal assault near Waco. My then American father-in-law said on the day the compound burnt: "What happened today is going to make a lot of people very mad." He was right.
McVeigh himself said in an interview that he was pissed over 1. Gulf War (1991), 2. Ruby Ridge (1992), and 3. Waco (1993).
"McVeigh was young man faced with a tough economy, a series of dead end jobs, an inability to score with girls and a closet full of firearms. Lacking the imagination to start a dot-com and the charisma to peddle drugs, he obviously had no choice but to pursue racism as a vocation. He got himself a copy of The Turner Diaries. He joined the Army, because no one teaches you how to kill people better than the U.S. government."
McVeigh hated zio's, but otherwise wasn't a racist. He said about Gulf War: ""I went over there hyped up, just like everyone else. What I experienced, though, was an entirely different ballgame. And being face to face close with these people in personal contact, you realize they're just people like you."
^^ So? What the hell is all that blather supposed to mean?
McVeigh was a wingnut. A violent sociopath. Every society has them.
It does not matter whether his reason was Waco or aliens whispering in his ear.
There is very little wisdom to be gained from trying to make more of McVeigh, and quoting him is certainly an exercise in idiocy.
The only white people who are blatantly anti--Jew are skin heads and neo-nazis and White Aryans. They are basicaly the bottom of the barrel, trailer trash half a step out of prison, selling Meth to support their failed lives.
I suppose we could group you with that level of human eh?
In Muslim society conspiracy theory is part of culture. If you can spot the "hidden hand" you can appear smarter than your friend. In America, conspiracy theorists are mostly social outcasts who use conspiracies for their own failure. The fact that you are repeating them may seem culturally correct to you given a Musim backround, but in American Society you will be regarded as an idiot.
The only white people who are blatantly anti--Jew are skin heads and neo-nazis and White Aryans. They are basicaly the bottom of the barrel, trailer trash half a step out of prison, selling Meth to support their failed lives.
Not true, my boss comes who is a district manager of a 10 billion dollar corporation is extremely anti-Jewish. He comes from old money from NC. Although he was a bit under the influence of alcohol when he was ranting, it's safe to say that a lot of suburban whites with money are anti-Jew.
^ Isn't there a difference between "not liking" a community and being a racist? I know it sounds like a quibble but I think there is a difference and that it is important.
For example -
Many Bostonites don't like New Yorkers
Many New Yorkers look down upon New Jerseyans....
And in some parts of New Jersey, people will avoid blacks
...and blacks will avoid all non-blacks
Not true, my boss comes who is a district manager of a 10 billion dollar corporation is extremely anti-Jewish. He comes from old money from NC. Although he was a bit under the influence of alcohol when he was ranting, it's safe to say that a lot of suburban whites with money are anti-Jew.
Really? i was always under the impression that white rich suburbans love jewish ppl, that they pracically worship them!!!
Doom, I saw your comments on presidential primary thread, and here’s my answer:
After this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wpPb3dWARk, everything is possible. They just wish the social and moral order the world would melt down so they can just go straight to concentration camps and nukes. Their impatience is obvious in the following quote from the PNAC.
“The process of transformation, even if it brings revolutionary change is likely to be a long one, absent some catastrophic and catalyzing event, like a new Pearl Harbor.”
So now we have gone from one work of fiction which is a list of "concentration camps" in America, which, frankly nobody believes, to 9/11 conspiracy theories.
A) Threads used to be for only one topic.
B) About 6 years ago all of these 9/11 theories appeared in Gupshup threads and were hotly debated. Can you a least have the decency to look up all the previous 9/11 conspiracy theory thread posted by other morons?
C) I guess any jab at the US must make you feel better for some reason. Seek therapy, (and anti-US rants here do not count as therapy).
