Building a Mystery…
oh, what is the nature of destruction?…what is the nature of secrecy?…what is the nature of political right to knowledge?…this is why these things are interesting…i watch, not because i believe i will crack the code, but because i am interested…because i was there that day…because it was biblical…and because the memory will be a part of history forever…there are in fact, enough items of questionable evidence to maintain a skeptical relationship with this event.
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universaltron
September 3, 2010universaltron
September 3, 2010If you question this you are not a patriot or an American and actually can not run for political position in America. The left has kowtowed to the right once again on any issue that matters and i’m extremely tired of it. Jesus was put on a cross. He used logic and love and was crucified. If that’s not an example of what happens to progressive liberals I don’t know what is. Jesus was progressive and was murdered.
A building implodes in plain site with no severe damage to it and it’s brushed under the media rug like an ant. truly amazing. I’m glad I will never run for any political office so I can keep my integrity and continue to question and ask questions about such serious issues.
If this is true? If this is truly a conspiracy what does that imply? If this was proved true would the people even care? I seriously doubt it. Fox News would pursue it as some liberal wack job judge making another liberal decision to support the socialist agenda. Rome is burning and no one cares. At least we know it’s on fire.
Akbar Lightning
September 4, 2010great video, it sucked that it did not include the guy calling back…
lots of people care…it’s just that there is nothing that can be done…
the absolute lawlessness has led to citizens who cannot group together and create change or accountability…the laws work to give freedom to the wealthy, and create obstacles for the underclass…
this, of course, is only a problem, if your heart is attached to either progress or wealth…
there is a third path, and that is the belief in miracles…
i was listening to a buddhist teacher i listen to out of san fran, it’s called zencast…anywhoo, i realized during his talk that my major criticism of buddhism (and i have a deep love of this religion) but my major criticism is the lack of a belief in miracles, or the independence it prides itself on from the divine…it is a psychological approach to suffering, and a damn good one..but ultimately, it separates itself from a belief in divine agency, and therefore it has limits, for those who are hopeless and have lost the will to live…and there are lots of these kinds of people, and such people cannot engage in discipline, but they can be awakened by the miraculous…
anywhoo, long speech…my point is, no amount of evidence will allow us justice from those who committed these acts…therefore, we are left to hope for a miracle…and i happen to believe in them, so for me hoping for a miracle is not a negative, it is daring and life affirming…