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Re: Conspiracy theories
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Thu, 22 Nov 2001 17:28:01 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> But the US government actually arranging for the WTC to be destroyed? >Airliners shot down with no traces of wreckage and no eyewitness accounts and >no reports of missing people??
I *might* believe the former, but not the latter as much. I am willing to
believe that the U.S. govt. supported a plan that they were not fully aware
of ala "The Tailor of Panama."
> But is she machavellian? No way. Not nearly that smart. And THAT's what
> makes this corrosion of freedom hard to fight. It's asymmetrical. So MANY
> officials with small powers and so MANY usurpations. Would that it WERE a big >plot. Then it would be easier to fight.
Of course, I agree totally with this part. But what makes you so sure that
all the teeny tyrannies don't sometimes align their collective powers to
achieve a common end?
Anyway, if the loss of the Common Law at the federal level, and the mere
existence of the Federal Reserve and our current tax system is not evidence
of something illegal, and far-reaching then I am not sure I shall ever be
able to produce an example to your satisfaction. The case law on taxation is
a fascinating read to say the least...also interesting to follow the players.
Could those things have happened with an educated and politically active
population of americans? Why does everyone just brush it off? Why does it
seem okay when every legal expert with whom I have ever discussed the matter
seems to agree that there is a great wrong underfoot operating as the law?
[Here I refer to the handful of professors I had back at law school.]
Still, gotta love that U.S. (in theory). Happy Thanksgiving debaters!
-- Hop-Frog
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| (...) Because I thought it was an interesting link and that it would spark some interesting discussion. And it was, and it did. You all know that I'm mostly in the "can't trust government" camp. And I have no doubt whatever that (to pick one facet) (...) (23 years ago, 22-Nov-01, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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