Eddie believes in 911 inside job?

Sludge Factory

All anyone needs to do to see that the us vs. them does prevail in the mainstream is attend a Republican/Democrat convention. The speeches there are extremely laced with the "we must beat 'them'" mentality...clearly not a conspiracy type thing.

Flannel Shirt

Pj_Gurl wrote:

honestly i just don't think about things like that, i have my views and questions about 9/11.

i just see eddie vedder as a brilliant and talented musician. i enjoy being a fan. i am not a disciple. it's irrelevant to me what ed thinks of the official story of 9/11.

he's just a man.

I would disagree with some of that. This bands music and lyrics inspire me BECAUSE they seem to share my beliefs on many of the topics and issues I find important. It makes the music that much more powerful to me.

There are many great musicians who have written amazing tunes that are cool to mow the lawn to or play beer pong to, but at the end of the day, when I am listening to music, I want to FEEL something. I want to believe something. Some of the greatest musicians in the world dont give that to me. This guy and this band does.

You are right in that he is not a God, and I am not a diciple. He is just a man. A man who happens to inspire and lead with his words and actions.

Again, the fact that he shares my thoughts on some things makes everything that much more powerful when listening to his words.

Question everything.

riffrandall

The Champ wrote:

riffrandall wrote:

lol..get a clue ..'blackout weaves its way through the cities' clearly refers to the New York City blackout of 1977..Here I'll prove it:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_City_blackout_of_1977

Get a clue?
Hmm. It definitely refers to the forced blackouts in SF, not the random one in NYC.

However- if you're willing to source Wikipedia, then THAT must be true!

Nevermind

nobody wrote:

http://conspiracyscience.com/site/about/

Quote: "To me, conspiracy theories are generally all about the same thing, something big happens or might happen, and the people behind it are the rich, Jews, Catholics, aliens, Illuminati, communists, or whoever people want to insert."

m.

Thanks for the laugh. The only thing that he got right was Part 1.

The Champ

riffrandall wrote:

Get a clue?
Hmm. It definitely refers to the forced blackouts in SF, not the random one in NYC.

However- if you're willing to source Wikipedia, then THAT must be true!

Any intelligent person would see the clear connection. I'm sorry that you do not, nor understand the little joke within my post. Afterall, I thought a link to anything is proof enough around here..I can copy and paste with the best of them ..look does Cheney have a little one or hung like a monster? You decide: http://www.konformist.com/2000/donkey-dick-not.htm

Vedderlution_Baby

I don't know if it's already been said:


You don't have to believe that 911 was an inside job to question the official story. Those two things do not always go together.

nobody

Nevermind wrote:

Thanks for the laugh. The only thing that he got right was Part 1.

you are quite a quick reader...
took me almost 3h to read through it...my utmost respect!

m.

Nevermind

nobody wrote:

you are quite a quick reader...
took me almost 3h to read through it...my utmost respect!

m.

Just read through Zietgeist part 2 and 3. Ive seen that site here before.

jeffbr

Vedderlution_Baby! wrote:

I don't know if it's already been said:


You don't have to believe that 911 was an inside job to question the official story. Those two things do not always go together.

Yup. That is where I am. But it seems like if you question the inside job theory you are nothing but a Bush Administration / Fox News supporter according to some here.

A corollary to the above - just because there are holes in the official story or questions still to be answered doesn't mean that it was an inside job.

RolandTD20Kdrummer

spiral out wrote:

I thought you were going to link to the Richard gage lecture.

are you reading my mind?

sorry to disappoint.. hehe

a bit of pick and choose...he does address a lot of excellent points in his findings
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=richard%20gage&search=Search&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&spell=1

nobody

Flannel Shirt wrote:

I would disagree with some of that. This bands music and lyrics inspire me BECAUSE they seem to share my beliefs on many of the topics and issues I find important. It makes the music that much more powerful to me.

There are many great musicians who have written amazing tunes that are cool to mow the lawn to or play beer pong to, but at the end of the day, when I am listening to music, I want to FEEL something. I want to believe something. Some of the greatest musicians in the world dont give that to me. This guy and this band does.

You are right in that he is not a God, and I am not a diciple. He is just a man. A man who happens to inspire and lead with his words and actions.

Again, the fact that he shares my thoughts on some things makes everything that much more powerful when listening to his words.
Question everything.

For me music, and art in general should be thought-provoking and challenging values and believes (in whatever way possible)...

I certainly don't look at it for factual historical accounts or sharp political analyses...

Masters of war for example is one of the greatest songs ever written (in the way I described above)...yet I think it's not a true depiction of reality...not even close...

m.

RolandTD20Kdrummer

Every demolitions expert and architect shold be clamoring over themselves 24/7 to fully understand, and study how small isolated fires were able to accomplish 3 textbook demolitions in a row on 9/11.

The industry could easily save b/trillions....

g under p

The Champ wrote:

riffrandall wrote:

lol..get a clue ..'blackout weaves its way through the cities' clearly refers to the New York City blackout of 1977..Here I'll prove it:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_City_blackout_of_1977

I remember that very well, I was in Brooklyn playing table tennis off of Flatbush Ave. It turned into a scary night for my early teenage years.

Ed's just a man and he could be easily wrong with his thoughts on 9/11 on how many questions are there to be asked and answered. Who really GAINS from something like this and who has the power and means to pull this off?

I believe we knew long beforehand that the Japaneses were planning to attack Pearl Harbour but allowed it to go forth with a few thousand human sacrifices and their battleships. Again who GAINS from this, who has the means to pull it off? Amazing how are most prized military hardware were ALL far out to sea away from PH, our Aircraft Carrier groups. Our wanting for war went straight through the roof after this attack it all sounds familiar again.

Peace

Them-Bones

If Ed believes 9/11 was an inside job, I would classify him as a fucking idiot.

walkthamile

Them-Bones wrote:

If Ed believes 9/11 was an inside job, I would classify him as a fucking idiot.

Well, lets hope the "f*&^%$#@ idiots" inherit the earth so we shall see how much better it will be!

John Briggs 2008

I am skeptical much is not all of it. It has also enlightened us to look at the schemes and plots behind past wars prior as well. I think ED is just like any other American and has many questions and no real valid answers.

spiral out

nobody wrote:

for everyone interested...I recommend this little website...and spend some time with it
especially after you watched something like Zeitgeist, The Movie...

http://conspiracyscience.com/site/about/

Quote: "To me, conspiracy theories are generally all about the same thing, something big happens or might happen, and the people behind it are the rich, Jews, Catholics, aliens, Illuminati, communists, or whoever people want to insert."

m.

I didn't reply to you before about Zeitgeist, i have seen it and it has some interesting points in it. Of course that doesn't mean everything in it is true.

The North American Union is real and will happen as will an Asian union headed by Australia, i posted a link to that a while ago, So it's not really a conspiracy theory, We have the European union so why not other Union's?

Whether it's good or bad really depends on peoples view of Europe as i guess that is the model.

Heineken Helen

walkthamile wrote:

Well, lets hope the "f*&^%$#@ idiots" inherit the earth so we shall see how much better it will be!

I dunno... obviously I believe my opinions are right BUT I've pondered the possibility of people who think like me running the world. I'm just not quite sure how that would work out

manipulatedliving

Heineken Helen wrote:

Doesn't matter who believes it or not. To those of us who do, it's clear as fuckin daylight. To those who don't, the rest of us will always be nutjobs and either 'unpatriotic' (if you're american) or 'jealous of Americas freedom' or 'a threat' if you're not American.

Whether you believe in any of the secret society or masonic stuff that floats around... I think it's pretty obvious there is a superclass who, for whatever reasons, work with eachother and for eachother.

Now call me a fucking conspiracy theorist nutjob... and see if I give a fuck . Those who hate conspiracy theorists seem to feel quite strong about it. It's almost like they're threatened by us... cos they fear we may be right!

Period.

MakingWaves

RolandTD20Kdrummer wrote:

3 buildings each vaporized in a matter of seconds, and all falling at the speed of gravity....sprinkle some kerosene on them and voila....you get 3 textbook demolitions.

incredible....one could say unbelievable.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=to2hIhXrRTk&feature=related

Just thought i would paste the other side of the arguement.

http://www.layscience.net/?q=node/124