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Obama = Hitler

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  • S Stan Shannon

    Obama isn't Hitler. But the social excitement surrounding him is in fact an example of precisely the same kind of social phenomenon. It is the closest thing we have ever seen to it in the US.

    Chaining ourselves to the moral high ground does not make us good guys. Aside from making us easy targets, it merely makes us idiotic prisoners of our own self loathing.

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    Roger Wright
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    The social environment is the same, too - economic upheaval, fear of the future, distrust of the status quo... People need a hero, and a sense of change in the offing, and Obama offers them that, coupled with a charisma similar to that of JFK. It's going to be an interesting 4 years, to say the least. The man has been handed an opportunity that comes once in a generation and, having cast my vote and lost, I'm willing to give him a chance and see what he makes of it. A Hitler he isn't, but he has the chance to become one, if that's the way he's inclined. My sense, though, is that whether I agree with his policies or not (and I mostly don't), he is not bent on evil, but genuinely intent on doing what he considers good. I just don't agree that what he considers good is the best course for a free people to follow. I could be wrong... We'll know soon enough.:suss:

    "A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"

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    • C CaptainSeeSarp

      Josh Gray wrote:

      Fair enough, how were you introduced to this topic? It's not something you've spoken of before

      After all the news about the economy I looked up the federal reserve and did a lot of research about how it worked.

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      Lost User
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      CaptainSeeSarp wrote:

      After all the news about the economy I looked up the federal reserve and did a lot of research about how it worked.

      Have you done any research into fluoride? I *know* a lot of the groups you mentioned above have been accused of using it to dumb down and confuse the masses. I hope you have a good water filter.

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      • C CaptainSeeSarp

        Christian Graus wrote:

        why would I care what the Illuminati do, assuming they even exist ?

        They have absolute power over the economy, and that is the ONLY thing that really matters to you. Like an addiction to a drug, all you want is your green fix.

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        Christian Graus
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        No, I didn't think so. You have nothing. Just because it sounds convincing when you watch the youtube video, doesn't meant it's convincing when you repeat it to rational people. If you have proof, post it. If you don't, then consider what that means for you. either way, look back at this thread and look at all the times you were asked to back your claims, or people tried to discuss why your claims are unlikely, and how you NEVER responded in a meaningful way.

        Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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          CaptainSeeSarp wrote:

          Craig S. Karpel wrote in a November 1977 Penthouse magazine article "Cartergate: The Death of Democracy": "The presidency of the United States and the key cabinet departments of the federal government have been taken over by a private organization dedicated to the subordination of the domestic interests of the United States to the international interests of the multi-national banks and corporations. It would be unfair to say that the Trilateral Commission dominates the Carter Administration; the Trilateral Commission is the Carter Administration."

          You actually read the articles? How does one "take over" the president and key cabinet departments?

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          Tim Craig
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          Josh Gray wrote:

          How does one "take over" the president and key cabinet departments?

          Well, if you saw the video of the Captain wasted on salvia, you'd understand. :laugh:

          Your silly assed, irrelevant opinion has been duly noted. Now take it elsewhere!

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          • C CaptainSeeSarp

            Christian Graus wrote:

            So, you know a secret, and you're keeping it to yourself, apart from a broad overview ? It's not REALLY that you can't repeat what the Klan master said in a way that makes sense to people in the outside world ? Give me a break.

            Your tactics are really disappointing coming from a supposed computer programmer. You should be able to see the bigger picture and how it works. Looks like Christian Graus is offended because he can't handle the truth.

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            Tim Craig
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            CaptainSeeSarp wrote:

            You should be able to see the bigger picture and how it works.

            You mean how the fries go on the side of the burger?

            Your silly assed, irrelevant opinion has been duly noted. Now take it elsewhere!

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              Oakman wrote:

              Instead of selling our souls to anybody for anything, we drank beer, got laid, and shot Mr. Charlie's ass off while he tried to do the same to us.

              What a nice way to put it. It sounds to me that you pillaged and raped the locals while shooting at their government. Your service to this country is a disgrace. How dare you call yourself superior to me! You have no idea how superior I am to you. Get it through your head...YOU ARE SCUM! Now get out of my way and stay out of my way.

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              Oakman
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              CaptainSeeSarp wrote:

              It sounds to me that you pillaged and raped the locals while shooting at their government.

              A. I doubt you know what pillaged means. B. From the age of fifteen I never needed to even think about rape. Only the wierdos like you who can't get laid any other way think that forcing a woman is sexually stimulating.

              CaptainSeeSarp wrote:

              How dare you call yourself superior to me!

              I dare because I am. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

              CaptainSeeSarp wrote:

              Now get out of my way and stay out of my way.

              Or what, chicken little? You'll find another website to plagiarize?

              Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

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                No, I didn't think so. You have nothing. Just because it sounds convincing when you watch the youtube video, doesn't meant it's convincing when you repeat it to rational people. If you have proof, post it. If you don't, then consider what that means for you. either way, look back at this thread and look at all the times you were asked to back your claims, or people tried to discuss why your claims are unlikely, and how you NEVER responded in a meaningful way.

                Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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                soap brain
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                It's quite amusing, actually. This is how his mind defends itself from feelings of extreme inadequacy: he tries to convince others that he's privy to some great knowledge, that the world is not what it seems. He's in the Troy Hailey larval stage. Get the popcorn! The metamorphosis has started...

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                  CaptainSeeSarp wrote:

                  It sounds to me that you pillaged and raped the locals while shooting at their government.

                  A. I doubt you know what pillaged means. B. From the age of fifteen I never needed to even think about rape. Only the wierdos like you who can't get laid any other way think that forcing a woman is sexually stimulating.

                  CaptainSeeSarp wrote:

                  How dare you call yourself superior to me!

                  I dare because I am. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

                  CaptainSeeSarp wrote:

                  Now get out of my way and stay out of my way.

                  Or what, chicken little? You'll find another website to plagiarize?

                  Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

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                  soap brain
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                  Nooo, you'd better stay out of his way! Can't you see how tough and assertive he is? He'll crush you under the weight of his esoteric knowledge and ability, ya know.

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                    Nooo, you'd better stay out of his way! Can't you see how tough and assertive he is? He'll crush you under the weight of his esoteric knowledge and ability, ya know.

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                    Oakman
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                    I appreciate your concern - and you're right he certainly is a tough cookie - well a stale crumb anyway.

                    Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

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                    • T Tim Craig

                      CaptainSeeSarp wrote:

                      You should be able to see the bigger picture and how it works.

                      You mean how the fries go on the side of the burger?

                      Your silly assed, irrelevant opinion has been duly noted. Now take it elsewhere!

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                      Oakman
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                      Tim Craig wrote:

                      You mean how the fries go on the side of the burger?

                      Hey, he even knows the best ways of arranging the pickles on the bun.

                      Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

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                      • O Oakman

                        I appreciate your concern - and you're right he certainly is a tough cookie - well a stale crumb anyway.

                        Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

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                        soap brain
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                        He complements Troy fantastically: Joshua knows things that you don't; Troy knows things that you also know, but refuse to acknowledge; and both refuse to tell you!

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                        • O Oakman

                          Tim Craig wrote:

                          You mean how the fries go on the side of the burger?

                          Hey, he even knows the best ways of arranging the pickles on the bun.

                          Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

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                          Tim Craig
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                          Oakman wrote:

                          he even knows the best ways of arranging the pickles on the bun

                          Mickey with big green ears?

                          Your silly assed, irrelevant opinion has been duly noted. Now take it elsewhere!

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                            Christian Graus wrote:

                            Funny, it left me feeling that Penthouse will obviously publish anything.

                            Why is it that any web site related to conspiracy theories has such bad layout and graphics?

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                            Brady Kelly
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                            The creators of such sights number mind numbing, radio borne interference in their heads that makes site design nearlly impossible. What you see is the mental equivalent of someone's last, dying, whisper to pass on some terrible secret.

                            All Sorted

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                              Mycroft Holmes
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                              oi Tin Hat - bugger off

                              Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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                              • S Stan Shannon

                                Obama isn't Hitler. But the social excitement surrounding him is in fact an example of precisely the same kind of social phenomenon. It is the closest thing we have ever seen to it in the US.

                                Chaining ourselves to the moral high ground does not make us good guys. Aside from making us easy targets, it merely makes us idiotic prisoners of our own self loathing.

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                                KaRl
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                                Stan Shannon wrote:

                                But the social excitement surrounding him is in fact an example of precisely the same kind of social phenomenon

                                Did the US lose a World War recently?

                                If you kill a whale, you get Greenpeace and Jacques Cousteau on your back, but wipe out sardines and you get a canning subsidy!

                                Fold with us! ยค flickr

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                                  It's quite amusing, actually. This is how his mind defends itself from feelings of extreme inadequacy: he tries to convince others that he's privy to some great knowledge, that the world is not what it seems. He's in the Troy Hailey larval stage. Get the popcorn! The metamorphosis has started...

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                                  Christian Graus
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                                  Yeah, that's exactly what it is, although, as I said, it's not uncommon.

                                  Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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                                    Yeah, that's exactly what it is, although, as I said, it's not uncommon.

                                    Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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                                    soap brain
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                                    I wish I had the freedom to conduct experiments on those two. Cruel ones.

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                                      I wish I had the freedom to conduct experiments on those two. Cruel ones.

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                                      Christian Graus
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                                      I more get the feeling that life has already done that, and that if I saw them sitting in front of a hat in the street, I'd probably throw in a few bob.

                                      Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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