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Posts posted by Evan Burton
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I think that any psychology student seeking thesis material should look at either the untruth movement, or a number of Moon hoax believers. Rich ground, that.
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The FACT that DRG is wrong on a few things (phones not fitted, etc) never stops him spreading a good conspiracy, eh? Always another book he can sell (and there is always a sucker to buy it).
Truthers - asking questions but ignoring the answers.
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For instance - this is my original text.
And then I added this line. You can see I have edited it because it says so... and who edited it.
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http://www.russiatoday.com/Top_News/2009-0...attack-job.html
911 reasons why 9/11 was (probably) an inside job
09 September, 2009, 17:50
9/11 was the day steel-framed buildings fell like sandcastles, the law of physics worked in reverse and the United States Air Force went missing in action. So what is the real story?
By Robert Bridge, RT
Why was my posting modified by moderators without saying so?
Jack
It hasn't been modified Jack. If it had been, it would say "Last modified by....". It's exactly as you posted it.
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My WAG Bill, is that some people cannot accept that some of those responsible were simply incompetent in their duties WITHOUT having kind of nefarious master plan behind it. It was the day when all the latent failures in various 'defence' mechanisms synchronised, when all the holes in the swiss cheese lined up (see the Reason model).
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There are also very responsible and sober researchers in the 911 Truth Movement
Like those who believe in holographic aircraft and laser beams?
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See what passes for research on the train wreck that is killclown's forum:
http://forum.911movement.org/index.php?showtopic=7174
Those clowns say it will "...go down in history as a cornerstone of our era". Yeah - of the rampant idiocy that is the truther movement.
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Gary / Matt,
I also use Firefox (Ver 3.5.3) with Adblock 1.1.1 and NoScript 1.9.8.86; as I said: occasionally having to re-login but generally okay.
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Jack,
Can you confirm that you have ticked the "Remember Me" check-box on the login window? That, and I think you have to accept cookies from this site.
Also be aware that every now and again I find I have to login again. Only once every few weeks, but it does happen.
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Good point. We see evidence / examples / exposure of conspiracies most every day in the paper. How should one describe the... 'larger' conspiracy claims?
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I was a little surprised to hear of results of a poll regarding beliefs. I expected that belief in conspiracy theories would predispose someone towards belief in the paranormal or supernatural. Turns out it isn't so - at least in Queensland, where the poll was taken.
I would be interested, though, in the correlation of belief in one conspiracy theory to the belief in another / other conspiracy beliefs. I'm unsure if a rigorous poll has been undertaken.
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Terry - you are using banned words, and a particular phrase also crossed the line. They have been deleted. Warning One.
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How about we say that if Unca Fetz were advocating the government report, it'd be disinformation?
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I think I'll go with Bill on this: it's misinformation.
The difference between disinformation and misinformation (despite Bills desire to pin disinformation completely on government) is intent or lack thereof.
Are you now saying that Fetzer is spreading falsehoods but is doing it unintentually?
How do you square that with someone providing unimpeachable empirical proof that Fetzer (or anyone for that matter) is wrong, but he still continues to spread the falsehood?
When you know sometihng is wrong and you can't disprove that which shows it is wrong....continuing to tell the falsehood becomes intentional.
Thus it is disinformation.
You make a good point Craig. Although the definition almost always link disinformation with a government, I think it could apply to the individual. I can accept misinformation being incorrect data, told in the belief it is correct.
Deliberate dissemination of data that is demonstrably false, on the other hand, would be disinformation: an attempt to deceive, perhaps propaganda.
That raises the question once again: is Unca Fetz a myopic zealot, or is he a disinformation agent?
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I think I'll go with Bill on this: it's misinformation.
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Bill, I was going to disagree but I looked up the word disinformation:
1. Deliberately misleading information announced publicly or leaked by a government or especially by an intelligence agency in order to influence public opinion or the government in another nation: "He would be the unconscious channel for a piece of disinformation aimed at another country's intelligence service" (Ken Follett).
2. Dissemination of such misleading information.
You're right. Perhaps I should use prevarication? The question is: does he sprout this (and other) nonsense through woeful ignorance or deliberate intent?
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For someone who claims to have taught logical and critical thinking, Unca Fetz displays neither.
Another disinfo piece from Unca Fetz.
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If he's a 9-11 Truther, I have no respect for him... but he shouldn't have resigned. He's entitled to his opinions, regardless of how wacky and silly they are.
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Ahem.
Photoshop.
(Grabs coat and runs off down to the pub).
KILL THE HERETIC!
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It's a crack up.
Two Indian papers actually reported it, thinking it was real!!!!!
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LOL! Nah. They'll claim they were sent down - sans astronauts - much later, probably the 90s or something.
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50 km final altitude.
FBI, the mob, and 9/11
in 11 September 2001 attacks
Posted · Edited by Evan Burton
Tsk, tsk. Mr Lear once again exaggerates and misinforms.
Firstly - did the aircraft parts have ID marks?
Yep. So every part in all the aircraft in all the aircraft had serial numbers, right?
No. Most parts are required to have a part number, not a serial number. All of the same parts have the same part number. Certain critical parts are required to have a serial number, not all parts.
From FAA FAR Part 45 - IDENTIFICATION AND REGISTRATION MARKINGS.
So only some parts have a serial... but an engine would have a serial number on it.
Let me now pose a question: has Mr Lear done a FOIA request regarding the engine serial numbers?