All this looks reasonable. But when is the critical point? The TV news, magazines, and candidate debates, dont seemta have it on the radar. Isnt 911 all over the blogs? Dont the mention the blogs on Tv? But they never say a word about 911. <sniff> something smells fishy.Alex Jacob wrote:It is a long 'interview', I actually watched it straight through, and his contention is that by pressing forward, by continuing to advertise the issue, there is no way to suppress the evidence, and no way to stop the thing from opening up. I only became interested in the 9/11 stuff this summer, but from the look of it there is no way to suppress it, and it seems very likely that it will turn into a major affair. Intuitively, it seems there will have to be one event, one major confession or whistle-blowing---something---and the whole thing will rip open. Then the fun can begin. So, in answer to your question of 'so what?', the answer is that it's exactly the activities of people like him, and those who listen, that will eventually snowball until the point it blows up. And if more people like him with Washington connections, in suits with ties, are thinking these things, it is just one step closer to a critical point. (The line 'our own dog turned on us' was his).
This dude, http://www.kitco.com/ind/Laird/dec122007.html whose rap is posted by Kitco a precious metals broker, says even gold will take a hit in a global economic collapse in 08, He seems to be talking about 10 trillion in assets that are nothing but paper.
http://www.kitco.com/ind/willie/dec122007.html says the big banks are in serious trouble. But yet, the gold & silver prices fell off a little. Not what you'd expect if people sold stock. Dont they then buy gold? what are they doing with the money? Willie makes mention of how falseflag events have triggered wars, but also economic panics. Its kinda funny, that he cites the wars with Mexico and the sinking of the Maine, but not 911. The 800 lb gorilla.