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pkcRAISTLIN
arbiter's chief minion

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Jul-12-2007 02:53
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infinity HiGH
groovin

Registered: Oct 2001
Location: west side T.O
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| quote: | | Noam Chompsky is recorded pointing out that if there was a cover up the amount of people involved and the massive scale of the operation suggest that there would be more concret evidence surfacing saying as much. I tend to agree with him on this point. |
I think this is the best argument on the whole debate. I've been on either side of the fence these past few years I just can't see how they would pull it off. They wouldn't be able to cover up this up for this long, considering how many people and resources they would need. And after reading books on intelligence, I doubt they'd be able to find enough competent people to go through with this and cover their tracks this well.
Having said that, I do think the US government did have some knowledge of it and chose not to act on it. It IS a little suspicious that even after repeated emergency warnings about an imminent strike dating back all the way to January 2001, the Bush Administration chose to ignore the warnings.
Also, those asking the conspiracy theorists to form a group of "experts" to investigate this. Give me a break. Why don't you ask them to figure out whether there's life on other planets while you're at it. This cannot be recreated accurately. It will also never be properly investigated, with complete transparency. Ever.
To be honest, we'll never, ever know the complete truth on this. At least, not for a few decades and by then, nobody will care.
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culorut
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Jan 2007
Location: right here
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Castro Suggests Washington Fails To Stop Attacks On US Soil To Justify War On Terror
Havana: Fidel Castro suggested that Washington has deliberately failed to stop terrorist attacks against Americans because it needed to "deliver a bang" that would justify its war on terror.
In the latest in a series of essays that Cuba's 80-year-old Maximum leader has begun writing every few days, Castro on Sunday seized on U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff's comments this past week expressing a "gut feeling" that the United States faces an increased risk of attack this summer.
"The government of the United States sees and hears all, with or without legal authority," Castro wrote. "They can prevent any attack on their people, unless there is some imperial need to deliver a bang so that they can carry on with and justify the brutal war which has been declared against the culture, religion, economy and independence of other peoples."
The accusation came at the end of an essay titled "Bush, Health and Education," in which Castro claimed Cubans are better cared for than Americans, and that his poor island nation and its legions of doctors working around Latin America have done more for the region than the U.S. ever will.
Published in the Communist Party youth newspaper Juventud Rebelde, the essay criticized U.S. President George W. Bush for suggesting that recent U.S. initiatives have provided quality medical care to Latin Americans.
"In Cuba, where health care is not a commodity, we can do things that Bush cannot even dream of," he wrote.
Castro singled out the USNS Comfort, a Navy medical ship staffed by hundreds of American doctors and nurses dispatched to treat the poor in Central America.
"Bush knows that he is lying and that his tall tales are hard to swallow, but he doesn't care," Castro wrote. "He is confident that if he repeats it a thousand times, many will finally believe him."
Castro said "The Comfort, with more than 800 people on board, that is, medical staff and crew, will not be able to look after great numbers of people." He added that despite Washington's 45-year-old trade embargo, "Bush is discovering that the economic and political system of his empire cannot compete with Cuba in vital services, such as health care and education."
Castro did not mention the recent U.S. movie "Sicko," in which filmmaker Michael Moore compares Cuba's health care system favorably to the United States'.
Recuperating in an undisclosed location, Castro has not been seen in public since announcing last July 31 that emergency intestinal surgery had forced him to cede power to a provisional government headed by his 75-year-old brother Raul.
For weeks he has published the frequent essays, known as "Reflections of the Commander in Chief," in which he has touched on issues ranging from U.S.-backed plans to use food crops for biofuels to complaints about Cuba's economy and hints about why his recovery is taking so long. Castro's writings seem to show he is in no hurry to return to power.
On Sunday, he also accused Washington of causing an international brain drain, saying that nearly half the foreigners who receive advanced schooling in the United States later opt to stay there.
"Third World countries do not have the resources to set up scientific research centers, while Cuba has created these even if its own professionals have often been enticed and encouraged to defect," Castro wrote.
The U.S. embargo prohibits American tourists from visiting Cuba while severely limiting trade between both countries. Castro claimed Washington uses the policy to discourage international medical equipment manufacturers from selling replacement parts to Cuban hospitals.
"It is disgusting," he wrote.
http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007...Cuba-Castro.php
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Jul-24-2007 22:53
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shaolin_Z
Hei Hu Quan

Registered: Nov 2004
Location: Austin, Texas, USA: TXTA #102
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Even my aquaintances in the OTO, Golden Dawn, and the handful of masons I know admit 9-11 was an inside job. LOL, you guys are fucking retarded. 
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"The Greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge." -Stephen Hawking
"First they came for the communists, and I did not speak out— because I was not a communist;
Then they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out— because I was not a socialist;
Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out— because I was not a trade unionist;
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out— because I was not a Jew;
Then they came for me— and there was no one left to speak out for me." -Martin Niemöller
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Jul-25-2007 04:57
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hardcore trancer
Mystic Mind

Registered: Jan 2002
Location: Toronto,Canada
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