Are you saying that just because a bunch of actors and media scumbags claim that some entity is real, that that's proof enough?
All backed up by 2 or 3 phony-looking images?
Is Carolyn Beug real?
Brutal Metal 4 Sep 4 2010, 06:33 AM wrote: What about the video that D Duck posted at the beginning of this thread where a person with a greying beard named David Angell was interviewed with 2 other colleages about the birth of Frasier before Sept 11,2001? Who is that?
I like the theory about relocation to a foreign country and assuming a new identity, it seems he was a real person..
The series is about Jake Eboy, known as "Otto Pillip" to disguise his identity. The fake palindromic name was created by his parents to protect him. Although he has all kinds of adventures in his self-invented racecar named Racecar, his main aim is to find his parents and defeat their enemies.
"I'm definitely a Democrat but I think he's got a great centrist attitude - although he does support the wrong president, who we all know is one of the biggest mistakes the United States has ever made. "But I do support him, and I'll support him at this next election. He cares about the things I care about."
fred 4 Sep 3 2010, 08:28 PM wrote:
Showing a few of these assholes that there's no such thing as a clean getaway will go a long way to shutting down their operation. They've had a carefree charmed existence and 9 years of worry-free bliss. Now its time for them to consider overdosing on their prescription pills or spending a dull life behind bars.
Is anybody in France thinking about building Versailles? Showing the Neil Armstrongs and Miriam Hyman's of the world that there's actually some downside to being a professional scam artist will make others reluctant to follow in their footsteps. Let's help the funny man be a neocon hero--somebody should tie him to a smart bomb and drop him on a street corner in Tehran. Stuff him in a bag without his shoes and leave him in a TSA X-ray machine. Put him in an orange jumpsuit. Have him kidnapped by space alien NASA UFO's. Do something!
I'd like to know where he's currently enjoying his retirement and how he's adjusting to undercover life.
The Triumph of Evil
Modern societies have justified their adoption of criminal activities by claiming that such techniques are necessary to combat evil. But the war against evil by the good cannot be won using evil tactics. Evil never yields goodness, and by using these evil practices, the amount of evil in the world increases both in amount and extent.
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Some decades ago, while having dinner with a newly elected Attorney General of the State of North Carolina and the Chief Justice of that state's Supreme Court, the jurist told me that everyone involved in the legal system and enforcement had to think like criminals to catch them. He believed the statement to be straight forward and evident until I pointed out that the line between thinking like a criminal and acting like one is very fine and is easily and frequently crossed, which results in increasing the amount of evil in society rather than reducing it. Few apparently notice this consequence and the criminal-like behavior of those charged with enforcing and adjudicating the law has increased so substantially that it has become common practice.
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The establishment does not expect people to act in [new] ways; it expects them to use the normal established channels to express their disapproval. But those established channels have long ago been shown to be ineffective. All that is required to win the battle against evil is to find ways to make the lives of the miscreants miserable. No laws, not violence, not even punishment is needed. Annoy them, shame them, shun them, ostracize them, turn them into social outcasts, personae non gratae. Even if the good in society constitute only a minority, if the minority is large enough, it can succeed using such benign but annoying techniques.
The situation described above is only one of many possibilities. Imaginative people can conceive of others which can be equally effective. Think of ways of using the telephone, twitter, posters, and anything else in similar ways. The governing maxim needed is just make the miscreant's life miserable.
http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=20876
fbenario 4 Sep 5 2010, 02:36 PM wrote:All that is required to win the battle against evil is to find ways to make the lives of the miscreants miserable. No laws, not violence, not even punishment is needed. Annoy them, shame them, shun them, ostracize them, turn them into social outcasts, personae non gratae.
Blair cancels book-signing over protests
A group set up on the social networking site Facebook is calling for people to move copies into the "crime" section of bookstores.
"Make bookshops think twice about where they categorize our generations (sic) greatest war criminal," said the campaign, which has attracted almost 7,000 members.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/us_britain_blair

On January 4, 2007, President Bush nominated Fallon for his fourth four-star command to replace John Abizaid, who was retiring from the U.S. Army, as Commander of the United States Central Command, (CENTCOM).
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Fallon joined the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Center for International Studies as a Robert Wilhelm Fellow for nine months, starting August 2008. He will collaborate with the MIT community in research, seminars, conferences and other intellectual projects.
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Admiral Fallon joined Tilwell Petroleum LLC in August, 2009 as a partner and advisor for the company's strategic business development program. "We are excited to have Admiral Fallon join our team at Tilwell," said Tony Cardwell, Managing Member of Tilwell. "Admiral Fallon's extensive experience in the Navy and his work with government and non-governmental agencies is a great addition to Tilwell as we continue to expand our customer base and support for both military and commercial applications."[20]
Admiral Fallon was named chief executive officer of NeuralIQ Government Services, Inc. in March 2010
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_J._Fallon
fbenario 4 Aug 27 2010, 04:35 PM wrote:Is this possible vicsim worth any further research?
This image looks to my untrained eyes as if there is a jaw/neck join-line, the head/shoulders look inserted into a random picture, the bicycle appears to have only a front brake, the handlebars don't look like any I've seen (and I've ridden 55,000 miles on my bike since 1996), and the only images of him as an adult that I can find are on bicycles.CIA probes British spy murder as it emerges he was sent on frequent missions to Pentagon's high-security listening post
The reclusive maths genius and rumours of cross-dressing and blackmail
‘We nicknamed him the maths genius because he was so clever. He was so naive, he was someone people could easily take advantage of.
‘I wouldn’t have thought he was a very good judge of character and it’s possible he got to know someone who wasn’t very safe. He was so innocent.’
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... -post.html
I'm sorry, but people who are naive don't become spies, who lie for a living.
Nearly every Sept. 11 since Sept. 11, Hadidjatou Karamoko Traor? has made sure that her three children were dressed in their best clothes, and taken them from their tidy brick home in the Bronx to the pit where the World Trade Center stood, and where her husband, their father, worked and died.
After the attacks, all that was found of Abdoul-Karim Traor?, a cook at the Windows on the World restaurant, were his leather wallet, his identification cards and a few coins.
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Mrs. Traor? works the overnight shift as a nurse’s assistant at Jacobi Medical Center in the Bronx. She loves to cook: peanut sauce and doughy fritters are her specialties. She has a wide smile and a raspy laugh. Her life, a juggling act of homework, bills and prayer, is one Sept. 11 story
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Mr. Traor? first worked delivering groceries; later he got a job as a cook at the restaurant inside the American Museum of Natural History, and then came the opportunity at Windows on the World. He worked the 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. shift, which allowed him to make extra money delivering USA Today in the early morning.
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Mr. Traor?’s remains were never found, but his wallet was recovered intact, as if he had only forgotten it on the nightside table. For years, Souleymane kept it as a totem.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/10/nyreg ... ml?_r=2&hp

Was Fire Chief (on 9/11/01) of Battalion 1 in the Fire Department of New York. Had been in service with the fire department for 20 years when 9/11 occurred.
He was the first Fire Chief on the scene at the World Trade Center. Lost his brother, Lt. Kevin Pfeifer in the WTC.
Joseph Pfeifer
...His gift for abstractions, though, was far exceeded by his taste for the concrete. [He bit the dust? :lol:]
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In Mr. Pfeifer's work as a city paramedic and later as a fire lieutenant, he had a knack for quietly bringing out the best in people, his brother Joseph said. Joseph Pfeifer was among the first battalion chiefs at the trade center on Sept. 11. He spotted his brother coming in with Engine Company 33, and the two Pfeifers exchanged a quick word, and then glances as they parted. [barf!]
Profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on November 24, 2001.
May 20, 2003
May God bless you and keep you safe.
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Kevin Pfeifer,
Richland, Washington
fbenario @ Sep 10 2010, 09:03 PM wrote: It dawned on me after I posted the first picture that the children don't look very similar in the two pictures, supposedly taken at least a decade apart - ears, broad foreheads, etc.
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