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slaveboyforyou -> RE: Predictions from 1958 that have come true (4/22/2009 1:17:54 AM)
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Yes, I am familiar with the terms like: Zionisn, Jingoism, capitolism, democracy, etc... Just catch phrases to make our ears perk up and pay attention.
No, they are real words used by folks to initiate a response. "Zionism" is a buzzword, because it draws suspicion of anti-Semitism towards the user. Right or wrong, it does. Because of past hatred towards Semitic peoples, I don't find those suspicions to be without merit.
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I'm glad you consider yourself well informed; many are not. I consider Myself well informed as well. Why can't opposing views join forces and inform those who aren't? Please do not consider my views as an affront to yours or a personal attack to your views. We are all entitled to our own views, right? Opinions are like assholes, we all have one
I don't join forces with crazies; it would be counter-productive. It does not inform anyone. If you believe in paranoid fantasies, you're are wrong. No middle ground is to be had. Your views are an affront to mine when you believe something that I believe to be completely wrong. I've made no personal attack, nor would I. I don't know you after all. But I do know the views of paranoid, conspiracy theorists. You're wrong; it has nothing to do with assholes or opinions. The facts are there.
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Yes, I do believe 100% that there are forces working around us that we have absolutely NO control of and aim to distort facts by any means possible. Does that make me "paranoid"?
No that is not what makes you paranoid. Skepticism and cynicism of authority is healthy. Adherance and absolute belief in another authority as a replacement is not healthy.
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If it does, then please review the 16th ammendment to our Constitution of the USA and If it does, then please review the 16th ammendment to our Constitution of the USA and HR 1207: Federal Reserve Transparency Act of 2009 that is being fought over, tooth and nail, on the Hill as we speak!
Don't feel sorry for Me. I appreciate your concern but your pity is best spent on those with no voice, and no mind to see what is going on in this world. The weak and afraid need it more than I do. Thanks anyway.
I respect your adamancy, FWIW. that is being fought over, tooth and nail, on the Hill as we speak!
Don't feel sorry for Me. I appreciate your concern but your pity is best spent on those with no voice, and no mind to see what is going on in this world. The weak and afraid need it more than I do. Thanks anyway.
I respect your adamancy, FWIW.
I am not going to debate you on moronic conspiracy theories. The bill you mentioned is an attempt at economic isolationism. It's not being seriously debated. It's like your claim of UN operations in Ft. Knox, it's complete nonsense. It's paranoia and ignorance at it's worst. I notice you didn't even address that refutation of your claims. You and your friends saw some darkly colored helicopters near Ft. Knox (I don't doubt that), so you think that is proof of a impending invasion by UN troops?
I don't need to feel sorry for those that have no voice. Everyone that wants to voice their concerns in this country is allowed to do so. The majority may not agree with you, but you're entitiled to say what you want. I think the problem you have is that most DO NOT buy into what you're saying.
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