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post #51 of 76
2/3/08 at 4:16pm
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I've been on these boards for a long time.
Well at least you admit it.
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post #52 of 76
2/3/08 at 4:17pm
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I've been on these boards for a long time...
vs.

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Hmmm...I smell a conspiracy right here.
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post #53 of 76
2/3/08 at 4:25pm
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Originally Posted by Isildur's Bangs View Post
Well at least you admit it.
I'll admit that some of you think that your post count adds inches to your dick.
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post #54 of 76
2/3/08 at 4:27pm
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Hmmm...I smell a conspiracy right here.
Do you need a tinfoil hat? Their construction is difficult for most Chuddies.
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post #55 of 76
2/3/08 at 4:34pm
Chuddies? Hello dead giveaway, how may I direct your call?
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post #56 of 76
2/3/08 at 8:12pm
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Most people responding to this thread = BLAH BLAH BLAH

Yeah, there are no conspiracies, people don't get together and CONSPIRE to do shit like, say, falsify intelligence to start a war or CONSPIRE to spread fear so you fucking sheeple will give up your Right's to be safe, kinda like the shit George Orwell wrote about in 1948.

Most of you tools have been conditioned to respond to any suggestion that thing's might not be as they seem with references to tinfoil hats.

So keep making references to The Skulls, which I haven't seen btw because it stars that douche from Dawson's Creek, and sleep because all is well.

What's really telling is how many of your are more concerned with how Warner Brothers is going to market The Dark Knight after the death of Heath Ledger then the way your right to elect your Goverment Representitives is being taken away from you.

Yes, the worldwide conspiracy would have succeeded if it weren't some meddling kids on Internet Message boards
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post #57 of 76
2/3/08 at 8:58pm
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A group I'll add that Prescott Bush, GWB's grandfather, was a member of. He also happened to make his fourtune dealing with the Nazi's and then used that money to get into the energy industry, specifically Oil. Funny, that would almost sound like a conpiracy theory if it wasn't true.
Dude, you want the facts about this, and I mean FACTS not hazily remembered bullshit off some thirdhand blog, then you owe it to yourself to get this book. And yes, I'm recommending you read an actual book, with covers and pages and shit, instead of hyperlinks and back buttons. It'll do you good.

And the facts -- the REALITY, not this hilariously stupid election-rigging skull-and-bones nonsense -- will by themselves blow your mind.

Seriously. Check it out.
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post #58 of 76
2/3/08 at 9:13pm
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Dude, you want the facts about this, and I mean FACTS not hazily remembered bullshit off some thirdhand blog, then you owe it to yourself to get this book. And yes, I'm recommending you read an actual book, with covers and pages and shit, instead of hyperlinks and back buttons. It'll do you good.

And the facts -- the REALITY, not this hilariously stupid election-rigging skull-and-bones nonsense -- will by themselves blow your mind.

Seriously. Check it out.
From wikipedia....

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Harriman Bank was the main Wall Street connection for several German companies and the varied U.S. financial interests of Fritz Thyssen. Thyssen had been an early financial backer of the Nazi party until 1938, but by 1939 had fled Germany and was bitterly denouncing Hitler. He was later jailed by the Nazis for his opposition to the regime. Business transactions with Germany were not illegal when Hitler declared war on the United States on December 11, 1941, but, six days after the attack on Pearl Harbor, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed the Trading With the Enemy Act after it had been made public that U.S. companies were doing business with the declared enemy of the United States. On October 20, 1942, the U.S. government ordered the seizure of German banking operations in New York City. Roosevelt's Alien Property Custodian, Leo T. Crowley, signed Vesting Order Number 248 seizing Bush's property under the Trading with the Enemy Act. The order cited only the Union Banking Corporation (UBC), of which Bush was a director and held one share, which had connections with a Dutch bank owned by Thyssen. Fox News has reported that recently declassified material reveals that the 4,000 Union Banking shares owned by the Dutch bank were registered in the names of the seven U.S. directors, according a document signed by Homer Jones, chief of the division of investigation and research of the Office of Alien Property Custodian, a World War II-era agency. [5]. By 1941 Thyssen no longer had control over his banking empire, which was in the hands of the Nazi government.

The assets were held by the government for the duration of the war, then returned afterward. UBC was dissolved in 1951. Bush was on the board of directors of UBC and held one share in the company. For it, he was reimbursed $1,500,000. These assets were later used to launch Bush family investments in the Texas energy industry.

Toby Rogers has claimed that Bush's connections to Silesian businesses (with Thyssen and Flick) make him complicit with the mining operations in Poland which used slave labor out of Oświęcim, where the Auschwitz concentration camp was later constructed.

The New York Herald-Tribune referred to Thyssen as "Hitler's Angel" and mentioned Bush as an employee of the investment banking firm Thyssen used in the United States. Some records in the National Archives, including the Harriman papers, document the continued relationship of Brown Brothers Harriman with Thyssen and some of his German investments up until his 1951 death.[6] Investigator John Loftus has said, "As a former federal prosecutor, I would make a case for Prescott Bush, his father-in-law (George Walker) and Averell Harriman [to be prosecuted] for giving aid and comfort to the enemy. They remained on the boards of these companies knowing that they were of financial benefit to the nation of Germany." Two former slave laborers from Poland have filed suit in London against the government of the United States and the heirs of Prescott Bush in the amount of $40 billion. A class-action lawsuit filed in the U.S. in 2001 was dismissed based on the principle of state sovereignty.[7]
But if this is all too Liberal for you, meaning to much facts and shit, please feel free to bury your head in the sand as you are want to.
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post #59 of 76
2/3/08 at 11:34pm
You're either a troll or a moron and either way I'm done with you.
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post #60 of 76
2/3/08 at 11:35pm
I think Don Piano has a 2nd account.
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post #61 of 76
2/4/08 at 11:05am
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I think Don Piano has a 2nd account.
Nah, it's Shade. The constant allusions to how much smarter and better he is then the rest of us, the non-stop verbiage that he thinks proves that point, and the outright trollish behaviour is the style of only one man.

I love that he always tries to pretend to be a Democrat/Liberal/Leftie for a little while and then reveals himself to actually be a neo-con and pointing out that people are stupid for believing his idiocy. When in fact, no one has. He always tosses out random shit that he thinks lefties believe because he has no concept of dealing with anyone outside his parent's house or what he reads on neo-con blogs.
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post #62 of 76
2/4/08 at 12:30pm
Just want to point out that I called it first. I never figure these things out early.
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post #63 of 76
2/4/08 at 12:46pm
Credit where credit is due, LD. We should all just look away.

I never noticed - did Shade also have a problem with the correct use of apostrophes, too?
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post #64 of 76
2/4/08 at 1:01pm
Either it's not Shade or Shade's decided to become a shittier writer to fool everyone, which would be even more pathetic than him posting in his usual bloated, pedantic manner. It would probably be more work for him to swallow his pride and insert all of those random-seeming typos and improperly-placed apostrophes. If it is him, at least the screen name isn't an exercise in "look what I'm reading, Mommy!" this time.
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post #65 of 76
2/4/08 at 1:02pm
Yeah, but isn't calling us Chuddies his calling card? Or is that Fokker? I may have those wires crossed.
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post #66 of 76
2/4/08 at 1:05pm
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Yeah, but isn't calling us Chuddies his calling card? Or is that Fokker? I may have those wires crossed.
All of the ex-Scorched Planet trolls do that.
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post #67 of 76
2/4/08 at 1:29pm
I'm also told there is a collection of 4th dimensional lizard people (who we can't see) who live under the earth and are at war with a group of blonde haired, blue eyed Aryan aliens, both of whom have populated the planet. The lizards now take the form of humans or control them through the chakra points in their bodies. The entire line of British kings and the Bush family are most likely lizards!

Aah college, when things sounded so cool and simple...sigh...
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post #68 of 76
2/4/08 at 1:35pm
David Icke, is that you?
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post #69 of 76
2/4/08 at 1:38pm
Yeah, that's him. Not me, but that's the guy. Still have one of his books. Never finished it, come to think of it...can't imagine why...

I should probably edit that lost with [snark ON] and [snark OFF] tags, shouldn't I?
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post #70 of 76
2/4/08 at 1:49pm
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Originally Posted by DaveB View Post
Either it's not Shade or Shade's decided to become a shittier writer to fool everyone, which would be even more pathetic than him posting in his usual bloated, pedantic manner. It would probably be more work for him to swallow his pride and insert all of those random-seeming typos and improperly-placed apostrophes. If it is him, at least the screen name isn't an exercise in "look what I'm reading, Mommy!" this time.
I read it as equally shitty writing but with typos. Maybe I'm giving him too much credit for trying to hide his style. Could be a follower trying to copy his style?

Oh, and if it is Shade, congrats to LD!
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post #71 of 76
2/4/08 at 1:57pm
You guys think there's some shortage of people with a half-assed public education?
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post #72 of 76
2/4/08 at 2:15pm
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Originally Posted by Phil View Post
You guys think there's some shortage of people with a half-assed public education?
No.

I think we should start awarding some sort of prize to the first person to correctly spot JohnShade every time he comes back. Perhaps a "Denzo the Family Iguana" t-shirt?
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post #73 of 76
2/4/08 at 2:37pm
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Originally Posted by MissZooey View Post
I think we should start awarding some sort of prize to the first person to correctly spot JohnShade every time he comes back. Perhaps a "Denzo the Family Iguana" t-shirt?
They have those?!?! I want, I want!
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post #74 of 76
2/4/08 at 3:28pm
They have them in my mind.
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post #75 of 76
2/4/08 at 3:53pm
Ok, guess I'll fess up -- that was me on the Grassy Knoll. Sure, I was only 2 years old, but you learn to use rifles early in the South. Prescott Bush and the Illuminati paid me off in jars of Gerber's Strained Peas and Walt Disney crib mobiles.

Gosh, it feels good to get that off my shoulders.
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post #76 of 76
2/6/08 at 1:18am
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Originally Posted by The Sickness View Post
I've been on these boards for a long time. I know when one of you is taking time away from the work your supposed to be doing in your cubicle. No need to be sorry for making fun of my thread, it was obvious, unclever and I've read enough of your posts over time to know that you fit right in on these boards.

But you are partially right, there isn't meaning behind everyhing and sometimes thing's are as they seem. It's just my belief that, based on what I've read about human history/behavior, when it comes to power, money and most especally politicians you can't risk taking anything at face value. You would have to be stupid not to and I think the people of Germany would agree.

I would think that given how the Bush Administration has used 9/11 to it's advantage (in terms of eroding civil liberties, starting a war based on false pretenses and allowing the Oil companies to use said war as an excuse to drive oil to $100 per barrel) that people would be a bit more skeptical about the 2004 election with John Kerry and George W. Bush being a part of this little clique.

A group I'll add that Prescott Bush, GWB's grandfather, was a member of. He also happened to make his fourtune dealing with the Nazi's and then used that money to get into the energy industry, specifically Oil. Funny, that would almost sound like a conpiracy theory if it wasn't true.

But if you can't handle that then sleep well knowing that Oswald acted alone.
I have a friend in "Skull and Bones". It's not what you think it is.
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