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Ace Acme

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42. They seemed pretty competent to me.

Sun Oct 27, 2013, 09:02 PM

Oct 2013

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They managed to do two illegal wars, steal two elections, up the military and security budgets to benefit their friends, intimidate the media, geld the left, and cap it all off by demanding a $700 billion payoff for their bankster friends and ensuring that the succeeding administration would not only not prosecute, but not even investigate their crimes.

What's incompetent about that? Incompetence was an act that fits the neocon meme very well, and you fell for it. Every time those chardonnay-sipping volvo-driving liberal elitists sneered at "stupid" George Bush, it made the Red Staters identify with him all the more.

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The best evidence against a 9/11 conspiracy? [View all] MercutioATC Sep 2012 OP

Maybe some Politicalboi Sep 2012 #1

Your question has a built-in premise that the Pentagon had defenses. Can you Flatulo Sep 2012 #7

What happened to all the gold?? Angry Dragon Sep 2012 #2

Duh. zappaman Sep 2012 #3

Short answer? Shagman Sep 2012 #4

Part of the problem towards a truth is dixiegrrrrl Sep 2012 #5

The issue is pretty simple, really Ace Acme Oct 2013 #39

That is evidence only that the powers that be have controlled information well enough . . . freedom fighter jh Sep 2012 #6

Clear to whom? William Seger Sep 2012 #8

A main problem of the "truth movement" is that it's.... Frank_Norris_Lives Sep 2012 #9

It would seem that the reason you can't accept the "official story" William Seger Sep 2012 #10

William Seger - Please come to the Window of Exposure thread . . Sep 2012 #11

Here will do William Seger Sep 2012 #12

So you're unwilling to enter "Window of Exposure"... . . Sep 2012 #13

Read the article William Seger Sep 2012 #14

Proof in a criminal case is not the same thing as proof in Mathematics. eomer Sep 2012 #15

There's only one standard for what constitutes a "valid" logical inference William Seger Sep 2012 #17

quote: "and it isn't necessary to put a name to the fallacy involved" . . Sep 2012 #21

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I did William Seger Sep 2012 #36

But, of course, a valid logical inference is not the standard in a criminal case. eomer Sep 2012 #23

I think you've managed to convince... . . Sep 2012 #27

Say WHAT?!? What country do you live in? William Seger Sep 2012 #34

Less snarky response William Seger Sep 2012 #38

This person is a runner . . Sep 2012 #20

So... . . Sep 2012 #16

I'm "suggesting" exactly what I said William Seger Sep 2012 #18

Please help me understand . . Sep 2012 #19

Are you saying that you still don't understand William Seger Sep 2012 #35

But anyway, here's the dubious premise behind your faulty logic William Seger Sep 2012 #37

Reality Check (please read) . . Sep 2012 #24

I'm an air traffic controller of 21 years MercutioATC Sep 2012 #25

You are wrong. . . Sep 2012 #26

Actually, I have a lot more insight into the issue than you. MercutioATC Sep 2012 #28

MercutioATC, you said: "I know that it's fun to believe in faceless entities that control things... . . Sep 2012 #29

Funny how... . . Sep 2012 #30

I wasn't referring to any thread. MercutioATC Sep 2012 #31

If you had even glanced at the thread in question, . . Sep 2012 #32

I've replied in the thread that you requested I view. MercutioATC Sep 2012 #33

"The system was blinking red" but we were complacent Ace Acme Oct 2013 #40

Your asking for an explanation for incompetency? zappaman Oct 2013 #41

They seemed pretty competent to me. Ace Acme Oct 2013 #42