Hundreds of birds die in western Ky.

_-_Nope_-_ wrote:

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My take on the above statement is this: If you take time to think, you might find yourself questioning. When you question, you might find yourself starting to reason. When you start to reason, you'll probably discover that you've found some major faults in what we're spoon fed daily my these very same media outlets....
_-_Nope_-_

owl wrote:

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unlike most, you are at least aware that the mainstream media is taking full advantage of these tragic events to sell an agenda. That agenda is to strike fear in the minds and hearts of the general population. Why? because the media is owned and controlled by the powerful elite that run this country...by instilling fear, they gain more control and are able to take away more of our Constitutional rights as the sheeple willingly give up liberties for security. That's why after 9/11, the Patriot Act and the NDAA was easily passed without any effort and why we submit to intrusive pat downs by the TSA. The people of Boston were under a lockdown for two days and willingly submitted to this martial law while over 9000 federal and state law enforcement officers were searching for a wounded 19 year old. This was just a test to see how frightened people will respond to marital law, and it was a resounding success.
Rahm Emanuel, former White House chief of staff to president Obama once said "you never let a serious crisis go to waste. And what I mean by that it's an opportunity to do things you think you could not do before"...like taking away our constitutional rights. Now I believe there are forces within our very own government that have gone a step further by creating these crisis events in order to fulfill the agenda of the power elite that control this country.

owl wrote:

A must read for everyone about the Boston massacre:
http://www.veteranstoday.com/2013/04/19/bosto...
especially the video with Lt. Col. Potter

pitbullsheet wrote:

more contrails ,.....

Leaving the Light On wrote:

Watch who is pushing the jug...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =_dl2L4v6ecMXX

Oglala wrote:

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The process to which you refer is called the Hegelian dialectic (for those interested, just google the term and you will find a wealth of information. By the way, we have lost many of our rights as citizens, and since the Patriot Act and NDAA, we continue to lose more and more, as people 'look to the government' for protection. We are already under a soft form of martial law, and if strict gun laws are enacted, we will certainly be under the government's thumb.

Go All A wrote:

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yes I am very familiar with the Hegelian dialectic (problem-reaction-solution) in fact I introduced the subject to OJG and Abeliever when we had our conspiracy discussions which started almost two years ago.

TraceNod wrote:

I give you the nod to go old school on Nope...I don't trust anyone who tries to sell the official propaganda

DontCare wrote:

<quoted text>Sybil, I am a big advocate of free speech and feel that everyone you included has the right to say whatever they want to say. The censorship that goes on here is pretty ridiculous.

Ancient Wolf wrote:

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That is exactly why I watch the events as they unfold, but as soon as the media begins to try to analyze and offer up or sway opinions as opposed to just reporting the news, I go watch Gunsmoke and Andy Griffieth. LOL I don't watch any of those "panels" where everyone is yelling to see who can out talk someone else. That is not news at all. I don't allow myself to be "spoon fed" but can easily just spit it out. I find that a good deal of the internet is also just opinions and can easily be ignored to go be involved in some real life activities. And now it is getting daylight and I can go do just that. Hello real world.

Oglala wrote:

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I agree as well. I say what I want, and hope that others do so as well.

knox wrote:

@AW don't run of now.