I usually mock conspiracy theorists...
..But something about this whole business stinks.
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Kung_Fu_Russ ran out of amusing signatures on, Tue 3 May 2011, 12:57,
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different people have
different credability points which set off alarm bells
for some it's this episode of Bin Laden being killed and buried at sea in time for Obama's re election
for me personally, it was when tower 7 of the world trade centre collapsed like a controlled demolition into its own footprint at freefall speed without a plane hitting it.
(, Tue 3 May 2011, 13:05, Share, Reply)
i find conspiracy theories facsinating and highly entertaining...
its like religion for people who dont like religion... I CAN STILL BELIEVE IN SOMETHING THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF!
(, Tue 3 May 2011, 13:33, Share, Reply)
I find that
works both ways
the most powerful instinct people have is not survival but the instinct to keep things familiar, people will cling to anything which will maintain the illusion for them that the world is as it should be and how it's presented to them by their leaders
there's delusion on all sides
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erm:
the most powerful instinct people have is not survival but the instinct to keep things familiar,
citation required...
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I think the simplest answer is normally the correct one
They knew where Osama was hiding, and had done since September, but Obama held off pursuing it under the banner of "Intelligence Gathering" until the start of his re-election campaign.
Indeed, they probably did gather intelligence during that period, but the decision was Obamas and he made that decision when it was right for him.
Maybe.
Maybe they just went in and shot him.
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