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**BrookM**

I thought that the vaccines were around to keep the hatemongers alive long enough to see the black dog on their throne being assassinated by a mighty whitey? I really need to sever ties with that aunt.

**BluntmanDC**

The whole jab thing annoys me, its a 1 in 10000 chance of getting a rash and only a 1 in 10000000 for minor autism, give it to the daily telegraph and they go a cause mass panic in new mums. People forget that jabs are a little dangerous, but its better than the actual illness they defend against. Their is a reason why the dapartment of health (or other similar organistations) make these choices, instead of middle class mums, they've had over 10 years of medical education and in most cases over 30 years of medic experience.

**Black Blow Fly**

Exactly and I'm glad you mentioned that. People need to know.

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**jabbakahut**

The difficulty I have with conspiracy theories is that they seem so unlikely given the work and the resources and even the motivation. Yet I personally have seen questionable gak in the military. You would think I would be more inclined to believe outlandish claims.

**Fateweaver**

Yay, rational discussion.

As I said I'll let him believe the crackpot stuff if he wants. I don't believe it and I did see the error of my ways in questioning coffin liners.

I just find it laughable that people believe 911 being an inside job. I don't know if I could read those books mentioned without laughing myself into a coma.

**Necros**

As someone who's worked in a 911 call center, I can personally verify that there is no one working there that's smart enough to be a part of any kind of conspiracy at all.

**Orkeosaurus**

Necros wrote:I've been reading about a secret society of mostly young men and a few old ones and 1 or 2 females too, who are generals in training and sources say they are planning to take over the world. To train themselves in military tactics they collect and paint small metal and plastic men and fight battles with them on 4x6 pieces of plywood and use styrofoam to represent different battlefield obstacles like hills or buildings. These individuals don't seem threatening in person (even though some are apparently allergic to soap and never take baths) and they keep their sinister goals to themselves unless you can find one of their message boards where they argue about battle tactics and show pictures of their would-be armies. we have to stop these people from assuming control of our world's military or our entire existence is doomed.

No! Don't expose our plan!

BrookM wrote:I thought that the vaccines were around to keep the hatemongers alive long enough to see the black dog on their throne being assassinated by a mighty whitey? I really need to sever ties with that aunt.

Obama's half white himself though, so he knows our weaknesses. Sort of like the plot to Blade.

Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:Plus, it's often espoused as a Bush stratagem to go and kick off in Afgahnistan.

I always hear it was to get us in Iraq (and steal all the oil, obviously). Which makes even less sense.

**Golden Eyed Scout**

if there is an NWO, there is.

If there isn't, there isn't. I guess the only way to find out is if you're a member.

And I don't plan on telling.

**Albatross**

I personally LOVE conspiracy theorists that believe that The British Empire still exists and is the shadowy puppet-master directing world affairs, Executive Intelligence Review being the main culprit. It's hilarious.

Check THIS out:

http://american_almanac.tripod.com/dogs.htm

OMG. Seriously, check EIR out - it's fething bananas!