Terror Storm

[eg420ne]

Video showing False Flag events throughout history :thumbsup: By Alex Jones

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...-+Terror+Storm

eg420ne Reviewed by eg420ne on 06-25-2006. Terror Storm Video showing False Flag events throughout history :thumbsup: By Alex Jones http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7048572757566726569&q=Alex+Jones+-+Terror+Storm Rating: 5

[Marlboroman]

I watched this, at the end I think Alex really over does it, and in some ways is guilty of putting forth the very propoganda he protests.

But there is zero doubt in my mind that there is something going on, what that may be is still up in the air for me.

There are way too many questions to be answered and no one on the so called legitimate side of this will answer them. Atleast in a matter that is conclusive.

[graymatter]

I tried to sit through this, but I have to confess I couldn't get all the way through. Does anyone believe that this Alex Jones is the only person to profit from promoting paralyzing theories, dressed up in crafty leaps and twists of historical context?

I'm serious. How many people actually buy this crap?

If people oppose the "real policies" of the Bush administration I hope they don't waste their time on this garbage.

[eg420ne]

I agree Alex is a bit extreme but in these times you have to be. People need open up & take a good look at whats going on instead of taking what our GOVERNMENTS & their MEDEA tells us @ face value... All throughout history enlighten people tells us to question life to question the happenings of our world because if we dont then were just gonna keep getting run over, and throughout history people of power sought control over the masses, so we has humans have to question everything to get to the truth....... And your are right too many questions to be answered.. and all i have is questions

[eg420ne]

I tried to sit through this, but I have to confess I couldn't get all the way through. Does anyone believe that this Alex Jones is the only person to profit from promoting paralyzing theories, dressed up in crafty leaps and twists of historical context?

I'm serious. How many people actually buy this crap?

If people oppose the "real policies" of the Bush administration I hope they don't waste their time on this garbage.

And the question is how many people buy the governments crap, since when do we trust the government didnt our founding fathers question the government and even told its people too always question the government...

[DonnieDarko]

There will always be a small market for conspiracy whores, which validates the paranoia living inside the minds of some people.

I think that this stuff lends itself to an automatic "wacko" label by the majority of people.

[Marlboroman]

There will always be a small market for conspiracy whores, which validates the paranoia living inside the minds of some people.

I think that this stuff lends itself to an automatic "wacko" label by the majority of people.

Well to me you sound like a flat out denier.

"wacko" is your label to attack in order to discredit and or intimidate others.

The questions still need answers and thats what this is really about.

[graymatter]

Hey, Eg, the founding fathers set up a system of checks and balances, not paranoia. And I probably question the government (I assume they're guilty until proven innocent because political office tends to attract scoundrels.) more than most people.

Have you noticed that AJ spins his web with video and graphical elements that date back as far as....well, a culture conditioned to heighten interest through multi-media?

My bet is if this guy relied on print media he'd be out of business before he started.

[birdgirl73]

I'm with Gray Matter and Donnie. That stuff that Alex Jones and all the other conspiracists put out would be easier to believe if it were handled with any subtlty, but of course it's not. It inevitably features the most grave sound bytes and news scenes, all exaggeratedly cut together for the greatest dramatic effect. The most sinister, alarming music. The voice-of-doom voiceover. It's all designed to be highly persuasive, but if you filter out the high drama and look at it with any objectivity or common sense, the whole message strikes me as incredible. As in not very credible.

Eg420ne likes to dismiss those of us who chose to be a bit more discriminating about what we believe as "sheople" who simply line up and bite off what we've been given to chew by the mainstream media and the government. But he doesn't give us enough credit for having lived long enough and grown smart enough to filter out smoke and mirrors when we see them. Frankly, I'm a heck of a lot more likely to believe what the government or media put out than this continued absurdity you online conspiricists seem to lap up like mother's milk.

[graymatter]

Frankly, I'm a heck of a lot more likely to believe what the government or media put out than this continued absurdity you online conspiricists seem to lap up like mother's milk.

You go girl!!!!