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  1. "Greg Murphy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    You are probably correct. The US government controls the media, which


    means

    Quoted message said:

    it control the mindless population of the USA. Meaning, you can create
    anything you want to justify anything you want to do. Look at who is in
    power. George Bush, clearly the most ignorant, uneducated, red neck ever


    to

    Quoted message said:

    wonder into power. This guy was elected by a somewhat dumber population.
    Now, given the control of media by the Government, these lemmings can be


    fed

    Quoted message said:

    anything. And apparently they have been, now look at the mess they are


    in.

    Quoted message said:

    The country is bankrupt, the government is corrupt, and the illegal


    invasion

    Quoted message said:

    is still going on.

    Just thank God you weren't born american.

    Government control of the media. Let's explore that for a moment.

    ABC. CBS. NBC. CNN. MSNBC. FOX

    At least one of these dances to a different drummer, and therefore is not
    controlled by the government. Pick one.

    That's hilarious.

  2. Jeff Strickland said:


    Government control of the media. Let's explore that for a moment.

    ABC. CBS. NBC. CNN. MSNBC. FOX

    At least one of these dances to a different drummer, and therefore is not
    controlled by the government. Pick one.

    They are all the same.

    FOX simply turns up the rightist rhetoric a notch drawing in
    more [censored]. Strip away the loudness and FOX is exactly
    like CNN, attacking anyone who points out the truth of 9-11,
    that it was an inside job from start to finish accomplished with
    carefully planned and placed demolitions rather than jet planes.

    ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN and MSNBC repeat the big lie,
    FOX shouts it.

    - - -
    "One useful way of estimating how little separates the Democratic
    and Republican parties, and particularly their presidential nominees,
    is to tot up the issues on which there is tacit agreement either as a
    matter of principle or with an expedient nod-and-wink that these are
    not matters suitable to be discussed in any public forum, beyond pro
    forma sloganeering: the role of the Federal Reserve, trade policy,
    economic redistribution, the role and budget of the CIA and other
    intelligence agencies (almost all military), nuclear disarmament,
    allocation of military procurement, reduction of the military budget,
    the roles and policies of the World Bank, International Monetary Fund
    and kindred multilateral agencies, crime, punishment and the prison
    explosion, the war on drugs, corporate welfare, energy policy, forest
    policy, the destruction of small farmers and ranchers, Israel, the
    corruption of the political system."
    - Alexander Cockburn, article : "Nader and the conspiracy of silence", July 22, 2004

    -=-
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  3. Erich said:
    Quoted message said:

    Relatively easy to do if keeping them secret was not an objective.

    We have our entire missile defense infrastructure housed underground, what
    makes you think that only Americans know how to dig a tunnel complex? It

    is

    Quoted message said:

    absurd to suggest that hiding stuff in tunnels and caves is nuts.

    If you had seen the clip and the illustrations of these supposed underground
    fortresses, you would know how absurd it was.

    http://www.idleworm.com/nws/2004/osm01.shtml

    --
    Sir Baldin Pramer, R.P.A.

  4. "Baldin Pramer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Erich said:
    Quoted message said:

    Relatively easy to do if keeping them secret was not an objective.

    We have our entire missile defense infrastructure housed underground,


    what

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    makes you think that only Americans know how to dig a tunnel complex? It

    is

    Quoted message said:

    absurd to suggest that hiding stuff in tunnels and caves is nuts.

    If you had seen the clip and the illustrations of these supposed


    underground

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    fortresses, you would know how absurd it was.

    http://www.idleworm.com/nws/2004/osm01.shtml

    --
    Sir Baldin Pramer, R.P.A.

    HA! That's the one. Excellent find, my friend. :-)

  5. Jeff Strickland said:


    Government control of the media. Let's explore that for a moment.

    ABC. CBS. NBC. CNN. MSNBC. FOX

    At least one of these dances to a different drummer, and therefore is not
    controlled by the government. Pick one.

    They are all the same.

    FOX simply turns up the rightist rhetoric a notch drawing in
    more [censored]. Strip away the loudness and FOX is exactly
    like CNN, attacking anyone who points out the truth of 9-11,
    that it was an inside job from start to finish accomplished with
    carefully planned and placed demolitions rather than jet planes.

    ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN and MSNBC repeat the big lie,
    FOX shouts it.

    - - -
    "One useful way of estimating how little separates the Democratic
    and Republican parties, and particularly their presidential nominees,
    is to tot up the issues on which there is tacit agreement either as a
    matter of principle or with an expedient nod-and-wink that these are
    not matters suitable to be discussed in any public forum, beyond pro
    forma sloganeering: the role of the Federal Reserve, trade policy,
    economic redistribution, the role and budget of the CIA and other
    intelligence agencies (almost all military), nuclear disarmament,
    allocation of military procurement, reduction of the military budget,
    the roles and policies of the World Bank, International Monetary Fund
    and kindred multilateral agencies, crime, punishment and the prison
    explosion, the war on drugs, corporate welfare, energy policy, forest
    policy, the destruction of small farmers and ranchers, Israel, the
    corruption of the political system."
    - Alexander Cockburn, article : "Nader and the conspiracy of silence", July 22, 2004

    -=-
    This message was sent via two or more anonymous remailing services.

  6. "Awake" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:6FLO0WWQ38410.8029282407@anonymous...

    Quoted message said:
    Jeff Strickland said:


    Government control of the media. Let's explore that for a moment.

    ABC. CBS. NBC. CNN. MSNBC. FOX

    At least one of these dances to a different drummer, and therefore is not
    controlled by the government. Pick one.

    They are all the same.

    FOX simply turns up the rightist rhetoric a notch drawing in
    more [censored]. Strip away the loudness and FOX is exactly
    like CNN, attacking anyone who points out the truth of 9-11,
    that it was an inside job from start to finish accomplished with
    carefully planned and placed demolitions rather than jet planes.

    ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN and MSNBC repeat the big lie,
    FOX shouts it.

    They can't all be the same and be "controlled by government" because the
    content and editorial views are significnatly different. Plus, I didn't even
    begin to look at print media, which is equally charged as being the
    mouthpiece of the government.

  7. On 28 Feb 2005 00:16:13 -0000, [email hidden]

    (Awake) said:
    Jeff Strickland said:


    Government control of the media. Let's explore that for a moment.

    ABC. CBS. NBC. CNN. MSNBC. FOX

    At least one of these dances to a different drummer, and therefore is not
    controlled by the government. Pick one.

    They are all the same.

    FOX simply turns up the rightist rhetoric a notch drawing in
    more [censored]. Strip away the loudness and FOX is exactly
    like CNN, attacking anyone who points out the truth of 9-11,
    that it was an inside job from start to finish accomplished with
    carefully planned and placed demolitions rather than jet planes.

    ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN and MSNBC repeat the big lie,
    FOX shouts it.

    I see Awake, the newsgroup terrorist, has returned...

  8. Jeff Strickland said:

    "Awake" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:6FLO0WWQ38410.8029282407@anonymous...

    Quoted message said:
    Jeff Strickland said:


    Government control of the media. Let's explore that for a moment.

    ABC. CBS. NBC. CNN. MSNBC. FOX

    At least one of these dances to a different drummer, and therefore is not
    controlled by the government. Pick one.

    They are all the same.

    FOX simply turns up the rightist rhetoric a notch drawing in
    more [censored]. Strip away the loudness and FOX is exactly
    like CNN, attacking anyone who points out the truth of 9-11,
    that it was an inside job from start to finish accomplished with
    carefully planned and placed demolitions rather than jet planes.

    ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN and MSNBC repeat the big lie,
    FOX shouts it.

    They can't all be the same and be "controlled by government"

    Read "Into the Buzzsaw" edited by former "60 Minutes" producer
    Kristina Borjesson. James Kallstrom of the FBI visited CBS
    and ordered her firing for trying to present the viewpoint of the
    more than _600_ eyewitnesses on Long Island who all saw
    a missile strike TWA 800.

    There are many more stories in this anthology about the
    publishing and TV media industries in this country and
    how they closely work with the government behind the
    scenes while pretending to be in opposition.

    The book is widely available in libraries in America.
    It is widely available because they understand that
    Americans do not read such books and all avenues
    for discussing this and any book like it on TV are closed
    off.

    In America, if it is not on TV then it does not exist.

    Quoted message said:

    because the
    content and editorial views are significnatly different.

    "One useful way of estimating how little separates the Democratic
    and Republican parties, and particularly their presidential nominees,
    is to tot up the issues on which there is tacit agreement either as a
    matter of principle or with an expedient nod-and-wink that these are
    not matters suitable to be discussed in any public forum, beyond pro
    forma sloganeering: the role of the Federal Reserve, trade policy,
    economic redistribution, the role and budget of the CIA and other
    intelligence agencies (almost all military), nuclear disarmament,
    allocation of military procurement, reduction of the military budget,
    the roles and policies of the World Bank, International Monetary Fund
    and kindred multilateral agencies, crime, punishment and the prison
    explosion, the war on drugs, corporate welfare, energy policy, forest
    policy, the destruction of small farmers and ranchers, Israel, the
    corruption of the political system."
    - Alexander Cockburn, article : "Nader and the conspiracy of silence", July 22, 2004

    - - -
    "The operative concept of democracy is revealed very clearly in other
    ways as well. Perhaps the most extraordinary was the distinction
    between Old and New Europe in the run-up to the Iraq war. The criterion
    for membership was so clear that it took real discipline to miss it. Old
    Europe -the bad guys- were the governments that took the same stand
    as the large majority of the population. New Europe -the exciting hope for
    a democratic future- were the Churchillian leaders like Berlusconi and
    Aznar who disregarded even larger majorities of the population and
    submissively took their orders from Crawford, Texas. The most dramatic
    case was Turkey, where, to everyone's surprise, the government actually
    followed the will of 95 percent of the population. The official administration
    moderate, Colin Powell, immediately announced harsh punishment for this
    crime. Turkey was bitterly condemned in the national press for lacking
    'democratic credentials'. The most extreme example was Paul Wolfowitz,
    who berated the Turkish military for not compelling the government to follow
    Washington's orders and demanded that they apologize and publicly recognize
    that the goal of a properly functioning democracy is to help the U.S."
    - Noam Chomsky, Z-Magazine, Feb 2005

    -=-
    This message was sent via two or more anonymous remailing services.

  9. "Awake" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >>> FOX
    simply turns up the rightist rhetoric a notch drawing in

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    more [censored]. Strip away the loudness and FOX is exactly
    like CNN, attacking anyone who points out the truth of 9-11,
    that it was an inside job from start to finish accomplished with
    carefully planned and placed demolitions rather than jet planes.

    Yeah, those jets and the people who died on them were, what, special
    effects? Idiot.

    Quoted message said:

    Read "Into the Buzzsaw" edited by former "60 Minutes" producer
    Kristina Borjesson. James Kallstrom of the FBI visited CBS
    and ordered her firing for trying to present the viewpoint of the
    more than _600_ eyewitnesses on Long Island who all saw
    a missile strike TWA 800.

    Yeah, that's how they would do it. Get someone fired for talking about
    something they want kept quiet. That should make her forget about it. No ill
    will there. Why not just kill her. >

    Quoted message said:

    The book is widely available in libraries in America.
    It is widely available because they understand that
    Americans do not read such books and all avenues
    for discussing this and any book like it on TV are closed
    off.

    Yeah, they can pull of 911 and get a reporter fired, but can't keep a book
    of the shelves. Are you REALLY THAT STUPID?

    Quoted message said:

    -=-
    This message was sent via two or more anonymous remailing services.

    Because the poster is being sought by the mental institution he escaped
    from.

  10. "tech27" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    "Awake" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >>> FOX
    simply turns up the rightist rhetoric a notch drawing in

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    > more [censored]. Strip away the loudness and FOX is exactly
    > like CNN, attacking anyone who points out the truth of 9-11,
    > that it was an inside job from start to finish accomplished with
    > carefully planned and placed demolitions rather than jet planes.

    Yeah, those jets and the people who died on them were, what, special
    effects? Idiot.

    Quoted message said:

    Read "Into the Buzzsaw" edited by former "60 Minutes" producer
    Kristina Borjesson. James Kallstrom of the FBI visited CBS
    and ordered her firing for trying to present the viewpoint of the
    more than _600_ eyewitnesses on Long Island who all saw
    a missile strike TWA 800.

    Yeah, that's how they would do it. Get someone fired for talking about
    something they want kept quiet. That should make her forget about it. No
    ill will there. Why not just kill her. >

    Quoted message said:

    The book is widely available in libraries in America.
    It is widely available because they understand that
    Americans do not read such books and all avenues
    for discussing this and any book like it on TV are closed
    off.

    Yeah, they can pull of 911 and get a reporter fired, but can't keep a book
    of the shelves. Are you REALLY THAT STUPID?

    Quoted message said:

    -=-
    This message was sent via two or more anonymous remailing services.

    Because the poster is being sought by the mental institution he escaped
    from.

    [censored]! You beat me to it!

    I bet this guy thinks that Taco Bell is the name of Mexico's phone company
    too.

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  11. tech27 said:

    "Awake" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >>> FOX
    simply turns up the rightist rhetoric a notch drawing in

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    > more [censored]. Strip away the loudness and FOX is exactly
    > like CNN, attacking anyone who points out the truth of 9-11,
    > that it was an inside job from start to finish accomplished with
    > carefully planned and placed demolitions rather than jet planes.

    Yeah, those jets and the people who died on them were, what, special
    effects? Idiot.


    ======^^^^^

    No one but you suggested that the planes were not real.

    The planes did not touch Building Seven.

    Since you are so intelligent, explain what Building Seven was
    and how exactly it came to collapse pancake style, just as a
    building brought down by demolitions does, just as the two towers
    before it came down.

    Did you notice the same type of structure which the Spanish
    torched a week ago to show the world that such buildings
    do not collapse in 9-11 fashion due to fire?

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Read "Into the Buzzsaw" edited by former "60 Minutes" producer
    Kristina Borjesson. James Kallstrom of the FBI visited CBS
    and ordered her firing for trying to present the viewpoint of the
    more than _600_ eyewitnesses on Long Island who all saw
    a missile strike TWA 800.

    Yeah, that's how they would do it. Get someone fired for talking about
    something they want kept quiet.

    You never heard of Kristina Borjesson until now, so obviously that is not a problem.

    The "news" media are on the team. They keep *most* things of
    importance quiet.

    They are the first to be killed in my book.

    Quoted message said:

    That should make her forget about it. No ill
    will there. Why not just kill her. >

    Because they do not need to.

    Dead bodies can cause concern, especially when the
    "news" media are discovered not reporting them.

    Killing people is the last resort of a dictatorship in trouble.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    The book is widely available in libraries in America.
    It is widely available because they understand that
    Americans do not read such books and all avenues
    for discussing this and any book like it on TV are closed
    off.

    Yeah, they can pull of 911 and get a reporter fired, but can't keep a book
    of the shelves. Are you REALLY THAT STUPID?

    It works so much better when the book is available but they manage
    to keep people from reading it anyway. This way they can claim that
    "free speech" exists.

    Just try to discuss "Into the Buzzsaw" on network television though.
    That microphone will go dead almost instantly.

    In America books do not matter, only television does.

    - - - - -
    "What opinions the masses hold, or do not hold, is looked on as a matter of
    indifference. They can be granted intellectual liberty because they have no
    intellect. In a Party member, on the other hand, not even the smallest deviation
    of opinion on the most unimportant subject can be tolerated." - George Orwell, "1984"

    -=-
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  12. "tech27" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Because the poster is being sought by the mental institution he escaped
    from.

    Hey tech,....you've got to stop feeding the animals :^)

  13. Awake said:


    No one but you suggested that the planes were not real.

    The planes did not touch Building Seven.

    Since you are so intelligent, explain what Building Seven was
    and how exactly it came to collapse pancake style, just as a
    building brought down by demolitions does, just as the two towers
    before it came down.

    Did you notice the same type of structure which the Spanish
    torched a week ago to show the world that such buildings
    do not collapse in 9-11 fashion due to fire?

    I thought it was common knowledge that building 7 was demolished, it
    was admitted to.

    http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/cutter.html

  14. "Awake" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:SW0A94D238414.3001851852@anonymous...

    Quoted message said:


    No one but you suggested that the planes were not real.

    Are you saying that "THEY" crashed the planes AND planted explosives to
    bring down the towers?

    Quoted message said:


    The planes did not touch Building Seven.

    Since you are so intelligent, explain what Building Seven was
    and how exactly it came to collapse pancake style, just as a
    building brought down by demolitions does, just as the two towers
    before it came down.

    I don't know about Building Seven. Tell me please.

    Quoted message said:


    Did you notice the same type of structure which the Spanish
    torched a week ago to show the world that such buildings
    do not collapse in 9-11 fashion due to fire?

    Did you notice that they didn't crash a plane into it?

    Quoted message said:


    You never heard of Kristina Borjesson until now, so obviously that is not
    a problem.

    Good conspiracy logic.

    Quoted message said:


    Dead bodies can cause concern, especially when the
    "news" media are discovered not reporting them.

    Killing people is the last resort of a dictatorship in trouble.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    The book is widely available in libraries in America.
    It is widely available because they understand that
    Americans do not read such books and all avenues
    for discussing this and any book like it on TV are closed
    off.

    Yeah, they can pull of 911 and get a reporter fired, but can't keep a book
    of the shelves. Are you REALLY THAT STUPID?

    It works so much better when the book is available but they manage
    to keep people from reading it anyway. This way they can claim that
    "free speech" exists.

    How do they do this? Is it always "out on loan"?

    Quoted message said:
  15. "Bradburn Fentress" <pleased@n't.spam> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    "tech27" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Because the poster is being sought by the mental institution he escaped
    from.

    Hey tech,....you've got to stop feeding the animals :^)

    Yeah, I know. It only happened because I was paying tribute to Hunter S.
    Thompson. I drank a quart of tequila, did some mescaline, heroin, and
    adrenochrome, then got on the ng. I was so wasted I could only respond to
    simple posts that required little or no brain activity to address. (-'

  16. Noam Chomsky has very specific views (some of which I strongly disagree
    with) but here I find myself in some agreement. However, he does insult
    Churchill, perhaps unintentionally because he has a little understanding of
    wartime Britain.

    DAS

    For direct contact replace nospam with schmetterling
    ---

    "Awake" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:PLUZWCUI38413.9844560185@anonymous...
    [...]

    Quoted message said:


    - - -
    "The operative concept of democracy is revealed very clearly in other
    ways as well. Perhaps the most extraordinary was the distinction
    between Old and New Europe in the run-up to the Iraq war. The criterion
    for membership was so clear that it took real discipline to miss it. Old
    Europe -the bad guys- were the governments that took the same stand
    as the large majority of the population. New Europe -the exciting hope for
    a democratic future- were the Churchillian leaders like Berlusconi and
    Aznar who disregarded even larger majorities of the population and
    submissively took their orders from Crawford, Texas. The most dramatic
    case was Turkey, where, to everyone's surprise, the government actually
    followed the will of 95 percent of the population. The official
    administration
    moderate, Colin Powell, immediately announced harsh punishment for this
    crime. Turkey was bitterly condemned in the national press for lacking
    'democratic credentials'. The most extreme example was Paul Wolfowitz,
    who berated the Turkish military for not compelling the government to
    follow
    Washington's orders and demanded that they apologize and publicly
    recognize
    that the goal of a properly functioning democracy is to help the U.S."
    - Noam Chomsky, Z-Magazine, Feb 2005

    -=-
    This message was sent via two or more anonymous remailing services.

  17. Let me get this straight.

    You are suggesting that the planes crashing into the twin towers and the
    plane crashing into the Pentagon, and the plane crashing into a Pennsylvania
    (I think that's where it was) field were not 'real' events? All a put-up
    job by 'insiders'?

    If so, I must say you make some good ones and some not so good ones...

    DAS

    For direct contact replace nospam with schmetterling
    ---

    "Awake" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:SW0A94D238414.3001851852@anonymous...

    Quoted message said:

    On Thu, 3 Mar 2005, "tech27" <[email hidden]> wrote:


    [..]

    Quoted message said:


    No one but you suggested that the planes were not real.

    The planes did not touch Building Seven.

    Since you are so intelligent, explain what Building Seven was
    and how exactly it came to collapse pancake style, just as a
    building brought down by demolitions does, just as the two towers
    before it came down.

    Did you notice the same type of structure which the Spanish
    torched a week ago to show the world that such buildings
    do not collapse in 9-11 fashion due to fire?

    [...]

  18. Points, that is.

    DAS

    For direct contact replace nospam with schmetterling
    ---

    "Dori A Schmetterling" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Let me get this straight.

    You are suggesting that the planes crashing into the twin towers and the
    plane crashing into the Pentagon, and the plane crashing into a
    Pennsylvania (I think that's where it was) field were not 'real' events?
    All a put-up job by 'insiders'?

    If so, I must say you make some good ones and some not so good ones...

    DAS

    For direct contact replace nospam with schmetterling
    ---

    "Awake" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:SW0A94D238414.3001851852@anonymous...

    Quoted message said:

    On Thu, 3 Mar 2005, "tech27" <[email hidden]> wrote:


    [..]

    Quoted message said:


    No one but you suggested that the planes were not real.

    The planes did not touch Building Seven.

    Since you are so intelligent, explain what Building Seven was
    and how exactly it came to collapse pancake style, just as a
    building brought down by demolitions does, just as the two towers
    before it came down.

    Did you notice the same type of structure which the Spanish
    torched a week ago to show the world that such buildings
    do not collapse in 9-11 fashion due to fire?

    [...]

  19. tech27 wrote:
    I was so wasted I could only respond to

    Quoted message said:

    simple posts that required little or no brain activity to address. (-'

    I know how you feel. That describes 95% of all rst posts...

  20. Quoted message said:

    I was so wasted I could only respond to

    Quoted message said:

    simple posts that required little or no brain activity to address. (-'

    I know how you feel. That describes 95% of all rst posts...

    Which coincidentally is the same percentage as your "contributions" to the
    group.

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