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"Are we winning the War on Terror?"

[URL]http://www.guardian.co.uk/usa/story/0,12271,1236520,00.html[/URL]

Are we living in a safer world where terrorists are cowed and beaten, too scared of US retribution to commit atrocities? Or is Dubya's "We're going to war so my friends can have more money and profits!" approach to this whole affair making the world a lot more dangerous?

Well...what do you think?

mog wrote:
> Try reading the Stargate Conspiracy. It goes into Govenment lies and
> covert cia programmes. Deliberatly sent out messages from the
> presedent to mislead the public.

So covert that the details are readily available to conspiracy theorists?

And don't you think that, by pushing the more rabid theories as truth (such as Alex Jones does with his insistence that the Grove is a site of dark and evil magic, when it appears to be nothing more than a frat party for Republicans), you're doing FAR more to mislead the public than any amount of governmental propaganda could do?

Try reading the Stargate Conspiracy. It goes into Govenment lies and covert cia programmes. Deliberatly sent out messages from the presedent to mislead the public.

Cyclone wrote:
> I'm pretty sure it was that dude, Alex Jones.

More than likely. If you want a good read, try "Them: Adventures with extremists" as I've mentioned a little further down this page. It's really entertaining, and shows Alex Jones paranoia for what it is.

Of course, pro conspiracy theorists will point at Jon Ronson, and say he's simply a Jew who's trying to hide the new world order by writing a book "exposing" it...........

That proves my point. Blair and Bush.

I'm pretty sure it was that dude, Alex Jones.

Cyclone wrote:
> Edit: OH! The 'homo' has gone!
>
> :D

Heh. Thought it was a little petty. I'm in a hiread (celtic black mood) today...............

Cyclone wrote:
> Human sacrifices?
>
> Interesting little site there, Pandy.
>
> ;)

It's quite an intersting website. I'd love to see some of his documentaries.

To quote someone from memory in relation to Charles Manson: -

"Sometimes he's lucid, and makes quite a lot of sense. Other times, its like, he's from f***** mars, man."

It's exactly what I feel about Alex Jones.

Human sacrifices?

Interesting little site there, Pandy.

;)

Edit: OH! The 'homo' has gone!

:D

Cyclone wrote:
> I remember seeing a programme about a conspiracy theorist who believed
> that the President of the USA and his entourage were secretly engaged
> in weird, culti-ish activities in some woods in the US.

[URL]http://www.prisonplanet.com/archive_bohemian_grove.html[/URL]

I remember seeing a programme about a conspiracy theorist who believed that the President of the USA and his entourage were secretly engaged in weird, culti-ish activities in some woods in the US. The crew followed him as he watched a weird ceremony and claimed all these people were leaders of the US. Before promptly attacking a camera man for 'wearing a wire'.