Cluesforum—Exposing Mass Deception

Or is this a machiavellian damage control or poisoning the well or limited hangout kind of operation? They were probably told they could do this in a decade or two. They probably thought, the success they had, probably thought it might be even less than that at first. It's been 15 years. This could...

Well, what else can be done? Should the government police the news for truth? Hah!

The problem is the expectation of truth from the news, not that the news only pretends to deliver.

Call me naive or overly socialized but I tend not to believe anyone (in the media or otherwise) is purely evil. I think the people behind this nonsense are caught up in a whirlwind, a culture which misuses their power on bullshit and propaganda. A whirlwind they allow themselves to be used for beca...

Pilgrim wrote:Good luck with that as you would be first person to prove Christianity to be false

Of course, because it isn't a falsifiable claim. It's kind of like me saying I was abducted by aliens, you could never disprove it because the claim isn't falsifiable. All you can do is doubt it.

Observer wrote:Power corrupts absolutely. Correct?

So nobody can be allowed to have power over others. Ever.

And who enforces this rule?

That democracy is a sham? That the elections we are allowed to take part in every 4 years is an illusion maintained for us, its catering to the the illusion that we are really participating in politics and decision-making, and the wish of the majority is considered and carried out by the leadership...

The pose sort of looks like a jumper or maybe hanged man ... also kind of looks like a guy doing a jig and throwing coins in the air.

Fakery is getting traction: I see it here and there. What are they going to do? They'll try to get in front of it, of course. So we have Facebook (or was it Youtube) introducing a way to flag news as false, this thing here with Naomi Wolf etc ... we'll be seeing a lot more of it soon, I'm sure. They...

Why would kids in their twenties, rich and powerful beyond their dreams, sure, but also of proletarian extraction, waste their time with such dreary subjects as Crowley or Huxley? Who really was calling the shots here? Those were big names in the youth/drug culture. I can't think of any of my frien...

Pictures of the aftermath at Charlie Hebdo Despite their mutual antipathy, the satirical cartoonists and extremist radicals were able to agree to keep all the blood on the floor. Working together in the spirit of fraternitie , they managed to succesfully execute a splatter-free automatic weapon ram...

Terrorists are now on call to terrorize on a moments notice, before lunch. Be very afraid people. The threat is imminent and revenge is served piping hot! First Canada, then Australia and now France. Who is next? We must stop these savages! http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/charlie-hebdo-newspaper-shoot...

I like dogs too and yet I've seen the standards and conventions of pet ownership change over the years. Going back a number of years, dog owners in my town, including my family, would never let the animals bark incessantly and disturb the neighborhood. Nobody did it. Now things have changed, seemin...

Sure, all that's possible. I don't see why they would bother with more than a pair though. It's just a glorified schoolbus, something to ship the clowns around in when the carnival comes to town. "an ordinary 747 with a special paint job" - pretty much, that's all it is, isn't it? Maybe it...

Izzy seems, dare I say cute during the interview but her eyes change as soon as she turns to leave with the lady in the red top. Handler, maybe? Note the tone in pitch when she seems fearful about her family. Of course we are intended to see this ... the video is already cut (at the same spot, in t...

I wonder if the Dutch connection is some kind of sick joke. Flying Dutchman, get it? A ghost (insubstantial/virtual) vessel that is doomed to disappear (mh370) and reappear all the time.