With Jihad Jane fresh in our psyche, DHS, the FBI and Mainstream/Corporate Media introduce the second blond "bombshell", homegrown terrorist "Jihad Jamie". Calculated, precision psych warfare or coincidence? Also, has anyone considered with all this Prius and Toyota nonsense, that if a car can be made to stop by an outside source, that the same might be true for acceleration? I mean couldn't this be the perfect vehicle(no pun intended) to sabotage the "American" automotive maker's competition?
Mainstream/Corporate media reports (repeats) want you to believe she is some blonde haired, blue eyed Muslim fundamentalist living in suburban P.A. who is willing to sacrifice her life to wage war against the "infidel west". But why would this average white female risk life, limb (this is "treason", is it not? And last time I checked, treason could be punishable by death) and capture by posting her intentions so blatantly on the internet? You'd have to be either retarded, a prankster, or a patsy? Which one is she? Read more here. Also, when you see shit like this, get ready for a wave of new false flag attacks. And believe me, if you don't think they can control you're every move, then you don't know your history.
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Submitted by timandvic on Thu, 03/11/2010 - 20:49.
In the wake of the recent IRS building "attack" in Austin and the more recent "Pentagon shooting", Senators John McCain and Joseph Lieberman have introduced a "new" bill that would detain anyone with a dissenting political opinion as a domestic terrorist and would therefore allow them to be detained as “enemy belligerents” and be held indefinitely without trial based on their “suspected activity”. Read more here.
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Submitted by timandvic on Tue, 03/09/2010 - 10:56.
As predicted, another lone gunman opens fire at the Pentagon and the motive is blamed on "resentment of the U.S. government and suspicions over the 9/11 attacks". Get ready folks, it's almost here. In other news, The Obama Administration has pulled off a near perfect ploy to blame and convict it's patsy's for the 9/11 attacks by now "suggesting" the plotters be tried by a military tribunal instead of in civilian court. So who was it that was ever suggesting civilian trials in NY in the first place? Was that simply done to elicit cries of lunacy by critics for even suggesting the trials be held in NYC so they could easily prep the stage for a preferred military tribunal away from the the prying eyes of the press and public? It makes you wonder.
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Submitted by timandvic on Fri, 03/05/2010 - 10:49.
The rules to live by according to Warren Buffett. And the rules to live by according to Walt Whitman.
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Submitted by timandvic on Tue, 03/02/2010 - 14:41.
This story of a rare video game that sold at auction for $40,000. But check out the language in the second to last paragraph where homie suggests nonchalantly that the "dot-com bomb, 9/11, and the recent market problems" are the reasons his retirement account has been decimated. Here is the real reason for your financial misfortunes. In other news, man and daughter fall 13 floors...
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Submitted by timandvic on Mon, 03/01/2010 - 10:20.
Chalk up one more crazed, "lone gunman"! This one began shooting at "around 3:15" and stands at 6 ft, 5 inches. You do the math.
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Submitted by timandvic on Wed, 02/24/2010 - 20:31.
Turns out Austin IRS suicide pilot "Joe Stack" had some interesting clients in Defense Contracting and "unnamed" Intelligence Agencies. Also, weasel Treasury Secretary and Former Goldman Sachs employee and NY Fed chief Timothy Geithner stages a scripted "press conference" at the Austin crash site to look like the victim in this obviously staged event. Go figure.
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Submitted by timandvic on Tue, 02/23/2010 - 18:52.
Is it possible that "the mainstream media" and the general public are just starting to realize they've been scammed? Especially when the "conspiracy theorists" have been telling you for years that this was a giant shell game all along? Also, how does Ron Paul win the CPAC straw poll and then USA Today runs a headline like this across it's front page?
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Submitted by timandvic on Mon, 02/22/2010 - 13:17.
