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A good article putting together all the stuff unreported by US media.
What Else is the Mainstream Media Lying About?I appreciate the gathering of material in this story and none of it is new to me. I think it is familiar to most people in alternative situations like this forum. I believe that most external actions at this point are useless because of how deeply entrenched and spread out the problem is. (And the problem is lack of spiritual consciousness.) In fact, really, it has looked to me like metastasized cancer.
For me, the only solution is to continue to deepen our connection with the source so that we are a stronghold of positive chi, a taproot to the center which allows the lifeforce to raise consciousness as fast as possible here. This is the only way for externals to change; they must be supported from within, and we are seeing the results of what happens to systems which are not functioning from a healthy root. Our old society is a reflection of heartlessness and we are witnessing its death as the incoming energies of awareness and love permeate the field.
So while the storm blows and the leaves fall and we watch the old go away, we should sit tight, deepen, and be steady in our knowing of the peace that is to come.
Blessings, Alexander
From Snopes…
Claim: Secret flights whisked bin Laden family members and Saudi nationals out of the U.S. immediately after September 11 while a general ban on air travel was still in effect, and before the FBI had any opportunity to question any of the passengers.
Status: False.
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You seem to start with a predetermined outcome, throw every conceivable conspiracy theory together, totally discount anything that disagrees with your opinion, and then complain about lies and ommitions. Wow!
If you want honesty, start with yourself. Your assertions fall into one of several categories. They are either true, plausible, debatable, or false. The secret whisking of Saudi nationals is false.
Thanks Yi Tao for a dose of much needed sanity. It’s astounding to me how people who view themselves as free “thinkers” buy into so much conspiracy theory crap simply because those theories are promulgated by people outside the mainstream.
Taking the word of a blogger over most any “establishment” source is a questionable way to conduct your life. This doesn’t mean a blogger is always wrong or an generally recongnized established source of information is always right. But it is ludicrous in most situations to take a blogger, etc. at face value while assuming that the NY Times or an offical investigative body is lying to you.
This from the guy that reads Michael Morgan? Talk about conspiracie theory. 🙂
Its called accountability, and who is working for who. Know your history and all this makes sense.
I believe the terrorists are capable in method and mentality. I believe the science is plausible. I believe the conspiracy theorists are looking for “yeah buts”.
There are many little interesting tidbits in all of the conspiracy theories. I’ve often said “hmmm”. But I’ve found a rational explanation for at least 50% of the interesting details. The destruction at the pentagon? It may be interesting, but I’ll never be able to test it myself. Some things I have to let go.
I accept the official story because it’s easier. I’ve done my due diligence and I’m satisfied.
I disregard the conspiracy theorists because they always evade and never concede. Notice the triad I replied to. It is a huge list of random details. At least one detail has been thoroughly discredited (Saudi nationals). Why is it still on the list? And if I point out that one detail is discredited, along comes another detail.
It’s a never ending game because many conspiracy theorists are intellectually dishonest and lazy. They get an idea in their head (Saudi nationals) and it becomes fact. Their minds become frozen on each detail and they never relent. The Saudi nationals is a perfect example. It’s false! And yet it will keep appearing over and over again.
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