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Will MR ever revive an old thread on a topic or ALWAYS create an entirely new one?
I actually think he might have voted "I still don't know". When he first posted, that box was empty, and then after he apologised, there was 1 vote.why revive an old thread?
lol AoK - how many new threads have you started this week, bud?
what'd you vote, AoK?
lemme guess....
Hmmmmm. What I think you are saying is that there are "lies, damned lies, and statistics". Right?"Well internet polls are not considered scientific polls because of sampling issues..."
On the other hand, the conspiracy community, albeit herein obviously relatively few in number, may nevertheless be representative in the views and belief system of its much wider and larger demographic. This would challenge the idea that limited numbers of person making representations is automatically a sampling error which should have no signficant value. This assertion by Rachel would therefore be simplistic, problematic, and should not be given so much weight.
"for example since this one is in the conspiracy forum it may only be noticed by people who are interested in conspiracy theories in the first place...but we can see how it turns out anyway"
On a related poll to this, out of 36 people 22 (61%) said the attack on 9/11 on the US Twin Towers was not an inside job. I think this, if anything, would be sampling error. Dependent upon the persons who vote on that poll will probably determine the current poll result. Moreover, if similar populations who voted on the last poll vote on this one, it is morely likely than not the case the results will reflect it, too. Unless the views are of a wide representation to fairly accommodate the 'thinking' conspiracy demographics it will not be statistically significant.
Hmmmmm. What I think you are saying is that there are "lies, damned lies, and statistics". Right?
I think that in many cases, the statistical result can be influenced by who is collecting the data. There can usually be found some convenient excuse to dispose of unfavourable data. Vaccine efficacy and related studies probably provide a good number of examples of this process.Well statistics are meant to get as close as possible to the truth. The problem is data is very restricted and not reliable. So yes statistics can be mis-represented. The average means nothing really. An averagely performed college graduate does not indicate his relative performance to his peers, it is just a grade to put people into boxes, you might say.
I think that in many cases, the statistical result can be influenced by who is collecting the data. There can usually be found some convenient excuse to dispose of unfavourable data. Vaccine efficacy and related studies probably provide a good number of examples of this process.
I find it disturbing any reject the truth willingly.well, of course the muslim 'opinion' for : inside job - is hand-waved off, for the obvious reasons.
so you're left with the indoc'd west basically...people subjected to indoctrination i've never seen the likes of.
day after day week on month on year of the mantras...when you hear the talking heads all using the same buzz-terms over and over....you know it's a brainwashing op.I't is truly weird to deny something so transparent,you can literally see through it,all the ridiculous excuses,and half explained crud,or many things, they don't even care to answer or acknowledge.I'ts willing blindness.
the first thing we learn at Univ (media) - repetition. keep repeating. keep it simple. make it stick.
Sorry i posted so quick it lined up to close to your typing zone.I find it disturbing any reject the truth willingly.
It certainly is a good trick.well, of course the muslim 'opinion' for : inside job - is hand-waved off, for the obvious reasons.
so you're left with the indoc'd west basically...people subjected to indoctrination i've never seen the likes of.
day after day week on month on year of the mantras...when you hear the talking heads all using the same buzz-terms over and over....you know it's a brainwashing op.
the first thing we learn at Univ (media) - repetition. keep repeating. keep it simple. make it stick.
It certainly is a good trick.I would never have thought it would work at all, if I hadn't seen it work so well with my own eyes.
But I wonder what happens when half the people realise the scam? What about when 90% of people realise the scam? What then?
I'm not sure the system can be defeated from within the system. Even if it could be defeated from within, TPTB don't play by the rules. From vote rigging to assassination, we are at a distinct disadvantage.
And to defeat the system from without would require something like a revolution, and I'm not sure that would be pleasing to God. So I'm not sure what the next stage of the game is when people begin to see the truth, and I'm sure they will begin to see the truth eventually. Perhaps, when people see the hopelessness of the situation, many will turn to Jesus?
I'm not sure the system can be defeated from within the system. Even if it could be defeated from within, TPTB don't play by the rules.
The Price of Loyalty: George W. Bush, the White House, and the Education of Paul O'Neill
Published in early 2004, The Price of Loyalty chronicled the tenure of Paul O'Neill as Treasury Secretary during the Bush Administration. Like all treasury secretaries, O'Neill was the top domestic advisor to the president, as well as a member of the pivotal National Security Council. The book featured over 19,000 documents provided by O'Neill from his first two years with the Bush Administration.[1] Among the most damaging accusations in the book was that invasion of Iraq was on the agenda as early as February 2001, nearly 7 months before the September 11 attacks.
The Price of Loyalty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"A significant breakthrough at this year's 9/11 truth events in New York may have been the meeting-of-minds between Richard Gage AIA (founder of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth ) and Barbara Honegger (recently-retired Senior Military Affairs Journalist at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterrey, California).
Until now, Richard Gage and the Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth have been reluctant to subject the 9/11 Pentagon attack to the kind of scrutiny they've applied to the controlled demolitions of the three skyscrapers in New York. Yet Honegger and other Pentagon researchers have conclusively disproven the claim that the Pentagon was hit by a hijacked 757. Instead, she shows, it was bombed. Explosives planted and timed with surgical precision took out the Army Financial Audit area and killed the accountants attempting to track the 2.3 trillion dollars that Rumsfeld had, on 9/10/2001, announced was mysteriously missing from the Pentagon budget. The Naval Operations Command Center and its super-secret Chief of Naval Operations-Intelligence Plot (CNO-IP) -- long-time thorns in the side of the CIA-based, drug-dealing Bush crime family -- were also targeted."
PressTV - 11 years on, more people believe 9/11 was “inside job”
mysterious deaths of key 9 11 witnesses,Mysterious Deaths of 9/11 Witnesses (MUST SEE) - YouTube
mysterious deaths of key 9 11 witnesses,Mysterious Deaths of 9/11 Witnesses (MUST SEE) - YouTube