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inquisitiveteenager Posted: Fri, Sep 4 2009 12:03 AM

What should the government do if we are attacked in the future?

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inquisitiveteenager:

What should the government do if we are attacked in the future?

It should solve the root of the problem, which is not the terrorist which masterminded the attack.  The root of the problem is continued U.S. interventionism in the politics of foreign nations.

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William replied on Fri, Sep 4 2009 1:09 AM

If America abolished itself, it could not be attacked. 

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xahrx replied on Fri, Sep 4 2009 8:12 AM

Jonathan M. F. Catalán:
It should solve the root of the problem, which is not the terrorist which masterminded the attack.  The root of the problem is continued U.S. interventionism in the politics of foreign nations.

Only partly correct.  Our foreign interventions do inflame hostility toward the US and help empower terrorists to recruit for actions against us by shifting sentiment, even among reasonable people, against us.  However, my experience and that of others I trust tells me that there are some truly crazy %&^*ers out there who honestly hate this country, western civilization in general, and our ideals.  Would they be as much of a threat if the US minded its own business?  I doubt it.  But they would still exist, and generally not give a damn what changes we made from going noninterventionist to going all out anarcho capitalist and abolishing the nation.  This particular problem has been a long time in the making and isn't so easily solved.  Ending interventionist policies is the first step, but I seriously doubt that would make all our terrorist problems go away tomorrow.  A century's worth of screwing around in the middle east has left a stain that will not wash out over night.

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Seph replied on Fri, Sep 4 2009 8:15 AM

Well they could start by taking the suggestion of the victims families and have a new, independent investigation of 9/11....

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Dissolve itself.

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Poptech replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 6:32 AM

If the U.S. fully embraced free market energy policies by removed all regulations (including environmental) restricting the production of energy resources here and engaged in free trade with every energy resource producing country we would be in a much better situation. We also should have never agreed to be the middle eastern police force when the British pulled out. I highly recommend watching "The Prize"

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inquisitiveteenager:

What should the government do if we are attacked in the future?

 

9/11 was a tragedy - but it was planned and carried out by the US government and its cohorts [ in particular the US media which is mostly owned by corporations who are major defense contractors].

It has been proven, beyond any reasonable doubt - using the tools of both [1] meticulous observation: i.e.careful frame by frame analysis of original media archive footage, and [2] basic high- school level scientific principles [Newton's 3rd Law of Motion]- that these events were mostly fabricated on film .


Conclusion: no planes hit WTC1 or 2 or the Pentagon, and no 4th plane disappeared into the ground in Shanksville.

 

So to answer your question : I'm sure that the government will do everything in its power to ensure that it attacks us/itself again in the future!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5-xcvv_fRQ

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Conclusion: no planes hit WTC1 or 2 or the Pentagon, and no 4th plane disappeared into the ground in Shanksville.

All those who witnessed the plane crashes were...plants?

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Seph replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 9:17 AM

Laughing Man:

onebornfreedotblogspotdotcom:

Conclusion: no planes hit WTC1 or 2 or the Pentagon, and no 4th plane disappeared into the ground in Shanksville.

All those who witnessed the plane crashes were...plants?

Ugh, I dont want this to get ugly....but allow me to just say this.

 

Among most truthers, so called 'no-planers' are in the distinct minority....for good reason. 

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Laughing Man:

onebornfreedotblogspotdotcom:

Conclusion: no planes hit WTC1 or 2 or the Pentagon, and no 4th plane disappeared into the ground in Shanksville.

All those who witnessed the plane crashes were...plants?

And all those who believe uncorroborated , unverified, non cross-examined "witness testimony" and the rest of the governments "evidence" and story , without any sort of "trial",[farcical and "kangarooed" as that would be]  are......what? Certainly not libertarians who have read and understood the Bill of Rights, much less "anarcho-capitalists", as far as I can see .

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And all those who believe uncorroborated , unverified, non cross-examined "witness testimony" and the rest of the governments "evidence" and story , without any sort of "trial",[farcical and "kangarooed" as that would be]  are......what? Certainly not libertarians who have read and understood the Bill of Rights, much less "anarcho-capitalists", as far as I can see .

...what? What does testimonials concerning the WTC crashes have to do with the bill of rights?

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Seph:

Laughing Man:

onebornfreedotblogspotdotcom:

Conclusion: no planes hit WTC1 or 2 or the Pentagon, and no 4th plane disappeared into the ground in Shanksville.

All those who witnessed the plane crashes were...plants?

Ugh, I dont want this to get ugly....but allow me to just say this.

 

Among most truthers, so called 'no-planers' are in the distinct minority....for good reason. 

"I dont want this to get ugly.." .

It does not have to. However, if you check the link in my signature to my very first post here, you will see that in the last 2 pages of that 300 odd post thread the language and tone of several "moderators" degenerates somewhat, and when I pointed this out to them, instead of reprimanding those persons, another moderator, in his /her great wisdom, decided to lock the thread. Early on in that thread, another person repeatedly resorted to obnoxious posts- and guess what, that person is now a moderator.Sad

So yes , it does not have to get ugly , but I would not necessarily count on the moderators [with the exception of Mr G. Stratton] for any self-restraint.Smile

"Among most truthers, so called 'no-planers' are in the distinct minority....for good reason. "

Which is?........

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Laughing Man:

onebornfreedotblogspotdotcom:
And all those who believe uncorroborated , unverified, non cross-examined "witness testimony" and the rest of the governments "evidence" and story , without any sort of "trial",[farcical and "kangarooed" as that would be]  are......what? Certainly not libertarians who have read and understood the Bill of Rights, much less "anarcho-capitalists", as far as I can see .

...what? What does testimonials concerning the WTC crashes have to do with the bill of rights?

For yourself and most others here, absolutely nothing, it would seem, despite the quote in your signature line .Oh, the irony Smile


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onebornfreedotblogspotdotcom:

For yourself and most others here, absolutely nothing, it would seem.Smile

What does the bill of rights have anything to do with Sept 11? Why did you even bring it up?

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Seph replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 9:52 AM

onebornfreedotblogspotdotcom:
Which is?........

That there is simply a ludicrous amount of evidence which conclusively blows the official 9/11 fable to bits...and none of it revolves around a theoretically plausible, but comparatively untenable view that there were no planes on 9/11. 

Just to be clear, I'm not stating your view is false, per se, just that focusing on a 'no planes' aspect to 9/11 leads us from comparatively strong arguments, such as the collapse of the towers themselves, building 7, the early warning signs and conflicting stories told by government officials involved, to comparatively weaker ones.  

 

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It is ironic that some libertarians who denounce the inefficieny, and waste of government programs can at the same time assert that the government has not only accomplished a very much efficient inside-job, but then proceeded to be able to fool 99.9% of America with the resulting cover-up. For such individuals while government is very terrible at every-day tasks; however, when it comes to the world of conspiracy theory, government is able to pull off some of the most astounding feats of organization in all of history.

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Laughing Man:

onebornfreedotblogspotdotcom:

For yourself and most others here, absolutely nothing, it would seem.Smile

 

What does the bill of rights have anything to do with Sept 11? Why did you even bring it up?

Have you  considered any possible relevance/connection  between the legal principles of the Bill of Rights and the quote in your  own sig line :

 "The emperor may continue his march, but he will never again do it with the confidence that he can fool all the people, all the time. Let us work toward a time when he fools no one."   ?

 

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Poptech replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 10:12 AM

OMG not the 911 Truther brigade. Yes planes hit the towers my sister saw the second plane hit as well as another one of my friends who work in NYC. All their nonsense has been debunked.

Debunking 9/11 Conspiracy Theories

No planers and 911 truthers are embarrassing to libertarians. You never know though my sister who is ballet dance instructor could really be a CIA plant brainwashed by Dick Cheney.

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It is ironic that some libertarians who denounce the inefficieny, and waste of government programs can at the same time assert that the government has not only accomplished a very much efficient inside-job, but then proceeded to be able to fool 99.9% of America with the resulting cover-up. For such individuals while government is very terrible at every-day tasks; however, when it comes to the world of conspiracy theory, government is able to pull off some of the most astounding feats of organization in all of history.

For me it is ironic ,or at least most curious that most "libertarians" and "anarcho- capitalists"  here[and probably even most "anarchists" elsewhere], believe just about every aspect of the governments story, right off the bat. Just what [if anything] is going on in their minds?

They don't even question it , but have swallowed it "hook, line and sinker" without any serious personal investigation on their own part- despite the fact that the Bill of Rights makes such questioning perfectly normal [ the Bill of Rights is supposed to ensure that the government is  held to a higher standard of truth- its stories are to be routinely disbelieved until proven - to that higher standard of truth, in court].

Most curious.....Smile

 

 

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Poptech replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 10:31 AM

onebornfreedotblogspotdotcom:
For me it is ironic ,or at least most curious that most "libertarians" and "anarcho- capitalists"  here[and probably even most "anarchists" elsewhere], believe just about every aspect of the governments story, right off the bat. Just what [if anything] is going on in their minds?

As opposed to believing random nonsense from people who don't know how to research and fact check the ridiculous claims they make? Too funny. Maybe I should forget all my computer and architecture knowledge and start listening to idiots like Dylan Avery.

Bullshit! - 9/11 Conspiracy Theories (9min)

 

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Natalie replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 10:32 AM

9/11 could have easily been prevented if the pilots and crew were allowed to carry guns onboard - the way it used to be once upon a time. There was a case in 1950s when a pilot simply shot the hijacker. Looks like even the government realizes this.

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BioTube replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 10:36 AM

The fact of the matter is that I'd be amazed if the government was organized enough to sneak kamakaze pilots onto the planes without it getting out(or, more likely, hitting the wrong buildings).

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Natalie replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 10:46 AM

Especially if Dubya was the mastermind :)

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Spideynw replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 10:48 AM

inquisitiveteenager:
What should the government do if we are attacked in the future?

Dissolve itself.

At most, I think only 5% of the adult population would need to stop cooperating to have real change.

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TelfordUS replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 11:04 AM

laminustacitus:

It is ironic that some libertarians who denounce the inefficieny, and waste of government programs can at the same time assert that the government has not only accomplished a very much efficient inside-job, but then proceeded to be able to fool 99.9% of America with the resulting cover-up. For such individuals while government is very terrible at every-day tasks; however, when it comes to the world of conspiracy theory, government is able to pull off some of the most astounding feats of organization in all of history.

I believe the government can very easily pull off both government programs AND inside jobs. But if governments like the US and organizations like Al-Qaeda didn't exist, there would be no problem.

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Poptech:

onebornfreedotblogspotdotcom:
For me it is ironic ,or at least most curious that most "libertarians" and "anarcho- capitalists"  here[and probably even most "anarchists" elsewhere], believe just about every aspect of the governments story, right off the bat. Just what [if anything] is going on in their minds?

As opposed to believing random nonsense from people who don't know how to research and fact check the ridiculous claims they make? Too funny. Maybe I should forget all my computer and architecture knowledge and start listening to idiots like Dylan Avery.

Bullshit! - 9/11 Conspiracy Theories (9min)

 

{Forgive me for assuming that you are either a self-described libertarian or anarcho-capitalist -but this is that kind of placeBig Smile}

So you believe that the government tells the truth and that therefor it should in all instances be believed- including with regard to what it says happened on 911, correct?

Or are there ever any exceptions - when it should not be believed, no matter what it says, in your own mind?

 

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Natalie replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 11:17 AM

Jonathan M. F. Catalán:
It should solve the root of the problem, which is not the terrorist which masterminded the attack.  The root of the problem is continued U.S. interventionism in the politics of foreign nations.

That doesn't explain the fact that the attack was carried out by Saudi and Egyptian nationals - two countries that US has never been at war with and have been US allies for many years. Why not the Japanese, Koreans, Vietnamese, Germans, Mexicans - anyone that the US did actually kill or interfere with?

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BioTube replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 11:17 AM

Have you ever read/seen Othello? Besides, at most the government failed to respond to intelligence - the WTC wasn't the best design(it was built to survive a 727 crash, but that's an entirely different class of plane even before we consider fuel) and al-Qaeda had made a previous attack against the place(plus, if they didn't do it, they'd have sung the fact that the US gov did it from rooftops instead of meekly taking credit).

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Natalie replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 12:48 PM

onebornfreedotblogspotdotcom:
So you believe that the government tells the truth and that therefor it should in all instances be believed- including with regard to what it says happened on 911, correct?

Just because I don't trust the government that doesn't mean I should immediately trust various nutcases.

Seriously, dude. This is not the moon landing. This is frigging New York on a busy day, with thousands of people inside the towers as well as in surrounding building and outside in the streets. Not to mention the passengers who called their relatives. Are they all plants?

I have my own questions and suspicions, but "no planes" is completely ridiculous and if you call anyone who saw the planes hit the buildings liars and all the footage bogus then don't expect people to listen even to more legitimate questions you might have.

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Natalie:

onebornfreedotblogspotdotcom:
So you believe that the government tells the truth and that therefor it should in all instances be believed- including with regard to what it says happened on 911, correct?

Just because I don't trust the government that doesn't mean I should immediately trust various nutcases.

Seriously, dude. This is not the moon landing. This is frigging New York on a busy day, with thousands of people inside the towers as well as in surrounding building and outside in the streets. Not to mention the passengers who called their relatives. Are they all plants?

I have my own questions and suspicions, but "no planes" is completely ridiculous and if you call anyone who saw the planes hit the buildings liars and all the footage bogus then don't expect people to listen even to more legitimate questions you might have.

Ignoring the fact that you are not even the person to whom my question was addressedSmile - are you saying that you believe that the moon landings were faked?

 

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Natalie replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 5:27 PM

Which ones? Soviet? American? Manned? Unmanned?

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Natalie:

Which ones? Soviet? American? Manned? Unmanned?

My original assumption was that you were referring to the US's manned landings.

 

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I. Ryan replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 5:47 PM

onebornfreedotblogspotdotcom:

{Forgive me for assuming that you are either a self-described libertarian or anarcho-capitalist -but this is that kind of placeBig Smile}

So you believe that the government tells the truth and that therefor it should in all instances be believed- including with regard to what it says happened on 911, correct?

Or are there ever any exceptions - when it should not be believed, no matter what it says, in your own mind?

If some one does not blindly accept your ridiculous claim, that implies that they blindly accepted the government's claim?

If I wrote it more than a few weeks ago, I probably hate it by now.

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onebornfreedotblogspotdotcom:

{Forgive me for assuming that you are either a self-described libertarian or anarcho-capitalist -but this is that kind of placeBig Smile}

So you believe that the government tells the truth and that therefor it should in all instances be believed- including with regard to what it says happened on 911, correct?

Or are there ever any exceptions - when it should not be believed, no matter what it says, in your own mind?

If some one does not blindly accept your ridiculous claim, that implies that they blindly accepted the government's claim?

[Noting, but for now ignoring the derogatory nature of your postConfused] I have no idea, which is why I asked that particular person.

So what , if anything, do you think it implies?Geeked

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Poptech replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 6:23 PM

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{Forgive me for assuming that you are either a self-described libertarian or anarcho-capitalist -but this is that kind of place}

I am not an anarchist but a limited government libertarian.

onebornfreedotblogspotdotcom:
So you believe that the government tells the truth and that therefor it should in all instances be believed- including with regard to what it says happened on 911, correct?

Or are there ever any exceptions - when it should not be believed, no matter what it says, in your own mind?

I believe the government is incompetent but the "government" is not one person, it is millions, making any sort of conspiracy on this scale impossible. The nonsensical claims and strawman arguments proposed by the 911 truthers don't hold up to science and facts. You can be skeptical of the official story without accepting every nut job conspiracy theory.

While we may not be at war with Saudi Arabia, we have been militarily occupying the country of Saudi Arabia near the Islamic Holy cities of Mecca and Medina ever since the first gulf war. We are only really allied with the Saudi royal family not the Saudi population. Bin Laden was Saudi Arabian, he was angry at the Saudi Royal Family  for seeking western military protection against Saddam Hussein instead of using his "holy warriors".

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I am not an anarchist but a limited government libertarian.

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Seph replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 6:38 PM

Speaking of architecture...

http://www.ae911truth.org/

 

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Poptech:

onebornfreedotblogspotdotcom:
{Forgive me for assuming that you are either a self-described libertarian or anarcho-capitalist -but this is that kind of place}

I am not an anarchist but a limited government libertarian.

onebornfreedotblogspotdotcom:
So you believe that the government tells the truth and that therefor it should in all instances be believed- including with regard to what it says happened on 911, correct?

Or are there ever any exceptions - when it should not be believed, no matter what it says, in your own mind?

I believe the government is incompetent but the "government" is not one person, it is millions, making any sort of conspiracy on this scale impossible. The nonsensical claims and strawman arguments proposed by the 911 truthers don't hold up to science and facts. You can be skeptical of the official story without accepting every nut job conspiracy theory.

While we may not be at war with Saudi Arabia, we have been militarily occupying the country of Saudi Arabia near the Islamic Holy cities of Mecca and Medina ever since the first gulf war. We are only really allied with the Saudi royal family not the Saudi population. Bin Laden was Saudi Arabian, he was angry at the Saudi Royal Family  for seeking western military protection against Saddam HUssein instead of using his "holy warriors".

Thank you for clarifying.

Just for the record, I am not interested in your acceptance of  "every nut job conspiracy theory", or even your ultimate denial of the same.  

However I am interested in how you and others here arrive at any conclusions that you may have reached [its my profession] , i.e  the methodology and pre-existing assumptions that you and others routinely make [your thinking processes] when reviewing any/all government "evidence"  that supports its own 911 case. 

In the light of those thinking processes and assumptions, I am also interested in the "arguments" that you and others say "don't hold up to science and facts."

 

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I. Ryan replied on Sat, Sep 5 2009 7:20 PM

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[Noting, but for now ignoring the derogatory nature of your postConfused] I have no idea, which is why I asked that particular person.

So what , if anything, do you think it implies?Geeked

Your writing is nonsensical. How old are you?

If I wrote it more than a few weeks ago, I probably hate it by now.

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