911 Truth Symposium...a lot of emphasis on things other than controlled demolition
The lineup for the New England 9/11 Truth Symposium didn't excite me much. Mainly, Sander Hicks and his latest goose chase called "The Graham Report" is what I have a problem with. I wouldn't even have posted this if it weren't for Hick's being given the stage to discuss the most ridiculous goose chase to date.
I'm talking about "The Graham Report". I've read it. The fact that Sander was asked to speak and allowed to peddle this non-sense just blows me away.
I haven't seen any video from the speakers. But there are some videos 'after the show' that have been posted. One comment that Sander Hicks made stood out for me.
Sander Hicks - "It was the most professional conference I've ever been to because...a...there was a lot of emphasis on what else, besides controlled demolition, can we focus on"
Funny, considering Sander Hicks is encouraging us to focus on the delusional rantings of Dr. Graham who claims to have seen some 'strange names' on a box in the house of a weirdo with brown skin. Dr. Graham was a racist. His "Graham Report" is a delusional account of his own paranoia that has NEVER been substantiated by anyone, ever.
Once again, Hick's encourages us to spread ourselves thin and focus on issues other then controlled demolition. Instead we should be focusing on the racist delusional, racist rants about patsies. Yea, good one Sander. Yes, the same Sander who made anti-controlled demolition statements on the 5th anniversary of the 9/11/2001 attacks. I would not be so quick to write the guy off as a stooge if he had SOMETHING TO OFFER. The Graham Report is insanity. The Graham Report being discussed at a '911 Symposium' is just fucking kreepy.
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The Boxes With Names (Gasp!)
Well...not the real boxes. But they are simulated boxes that Graham claims to have seen. That's nice. Sander Hicks motto is "Hey, it's better then nothing".
Here is some homework. Try to figure out if the names on the boxes were the exact names that Graham reported to FBI agent Stephen Hayes. Good luck.
The fact that Hicks uses 'simulated boxes' should be a read flag. But then again, there was a big legal up-roar concerning hicks lately. Remember in Arizona? That MUST mean he's legit.
Tahooey, someone deleted the comments
Tahooey, I posted this blog about the New England Symposium. The comments I was referring to when I posted to Petros that "I feel your pain" were deleted by someone, including my own comment where I said to Larry:
"I have the feeling that a joke has flown high over my house. You'll have to explain this one to me Larry"
But now it would make no sense because there were about 4 or 5 comments besides the one about the Boxes (Gasp!).
strange -
thanks for the update. I remember that comment now. I wonder who's deleting comments and why, or if something screwy is happening with the database.
Any idea Gretavo?Â
deleting comments?
that's odd--I haven't, and I think the only other person who can is Cass...
i had been able to
as late as this morning. Appears those powers have (as of the present) been revoked. Which is fine but would be nice to know who is behind the curtain twiddling the knobs.
Who is twiddling the knobs?!
For god's sake, won't someone tell us who is twiddling the knobs?!
I still have deletion superpowers but I haven't deleted ANY comments in the last few months other than annoymouse posts from the queue. I can't imagine deleting the comment of a registered poster without asking first.
I'm thinking the author maybe deleted the post... it was a cute one, with a picture of a flying squirrel. Are authors still able to delete their own?
mystery solved
well, sort of. i deleted a few of my own including the flying squirrel and a leonard cohen music video that were off topic and not contributing anything worthwhile (bwi, guilty as charged). as far as any other lost comments, i have no superpowers so i can't help you there.