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[bovinerebel]

Doesn't this increase of so called Bin Laden recordings correlate a little too closely with the U.S elections ?

Does anyone else foresee how it might be possible that some terror act might be staged in the U.S to convince people to keep the republican party in power. Billions of dollars are at stake for very powerful people.

I'll be written off as a conspiracy kook of course, but you don't need any brilliant insight into the human condition , or Machiavellian super skills to see that the current crop running the united states are capable of profound levels of social engineering and manipulation. They callously have cost hundreds of thousands of lives already protecting oil and weapons contracts...what's one more "terror attack" on United states soil in the grand context of this ?

To me , very plausible

[Gopher]

What evidence can you offer?

[laogaiguk]

Keep it in current events. No one cares up here. I wonder about the OP sometimes too...

[mistermasan]

only as a last resort.

the DEM in fighting is helping the GOP in no small way. by the convention time american blacks will hate hillary and voter "other" just as older "christians"/american women (not a small number) will not vote for obama.

divide and conquer. old trick. every day between now and the DEM convention/last one standing is a huge gift for mac.

[Gopher]

[mistermasan]

well...why should we trust the govt? it isn't really our friend now is it?

how many times should we just "swallow it"?

remember the maine? blew up on accident. we went to war.

WW1 entry at behest of weapons mfgs.

FDR baited Japan into striking first.

tonkin gulf was a set-up from the get go.

no weapons of mass destruction.

how long should we trust these guys? ever increasing tax rates matched by ever decreasing freedoms.

401ks are guaranteed by nothing.

big business runs the day and the will of the people has been discarded. like cheney's recent comment on the fact the vast majority of american's hate the wars in the middle east: "so?"

[Justin Hale]

There's no evidence, Gopher, but adherents will appeal to the Russell's Teapot fallacy.....the lack of evidence just goes to show how hideous and secretive the evidence really is.

Belief in conspiracy theories (with no objective evidence in favor of them - objective in the sense that nobody can disagree) is very similar to religious faith and belief in the supernatural, since it invokes Russell's Teapot.

[bovinerebel]

[Gopher]

You referenced "the so-called bin Laden recording." This implies a great deal. It is fair to ask that you explain to us how you know all that you claim to know about this particular recording, its timing, and its overall meaning.

I take it from your responses that you cannot do this.

[Benicio]

To the OP,

not all Republicans are the same.
As for the presidency, if there were no term limits, then 4 more years of Bush would just be friggin' awful. He is a disgrace.
John McCain is a completely different kind of Republican- far more moderate and he does not go around saying that he talks to God like Bush has done. McCain is actually somewhat intelligent and for more well spoken than Bush.

So to answer your question, if McCain wins the presidency, the next 4 years would not be like Bush.
Pull your head out!

[mistermasan]

yes, mac is much more intelligent. where as bush graduated middling at an ivy mac graduated pretty much at the bottom of a serivce academy that he never woulda been accepted into save for who his daddy was.

both are legacies that have largely traded and parlayed on their last names their entire careers.

[Dome Vans]

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