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jaima | 01-28-2008 10:32 AM
Scary isn't it? It really is unfolding The first eye opener for me that something was really , really wrong was 9-11. Something about it just felt wrong and started my quest for truth. I started listening to Alex Jones and found him way too intense and fanatical. As the years have gone on almost everything Alex said is unfolding. I still have to take two aspirin before I listen to his show but like to stay informed. So here we sit and it all seems to be unfolding and coming unglued piece by piece. I see a basic worldwide struggle between good and evil coming to a head. Maybe that's what we are all feeling.

Baphomet Jones | 01-28-2008 11:19 AM
Re: Scary isn't it? It really is unfolding yep yep, i just hope I can get my stuff squared away soon Hang in there! Its gonna get reeeeally interesting!

Eastex | 01-28-2008 01:40 PM
Re: Scary isn't it? It really is unfolding Jaima, you were way smarter than me! Back then I still believed in our president and congress. Katrina was the event that made me sit up and take notice, but I still didn't start prepping till last year. Better late than never, I guess.

mdpatriot | 01-28-2008 05:20 PM
Re: Scary isn't it? It really is unfolding A buddy gave me a Alex Jones dvd about 5 years ago the the red pill was taken...amazing amout of people who know some or are open to the truth of whats happening. mdp

bsdetector | 01-28-2008 05:59 PM
Re: Scary isn't it? It really is unfolding Many here think Jones is a dis-info agent covering for the zionist.

Twisted Avatar | 01-28-2008 06:07 PM
Re: Scary isn't it? It really is unfolding Quote:
Originally Posted by bsdetector (Post 941020) Many here think Jones is a dis-info agent covering for the zionist.
I think there are alot of stuff that dosent add up about AJ..... something smells about him what about that expose where bill copper called him out for the war of world speech he did in 2000?(cant recall the exact year) there are you tube clips of that ....he was saying stuff that even the most prepped person would have been grabbing there gun ready to snipe from the windows!! ( It is out there you need to hear it for yourself) But at the same time he also dose give some good info as well All I know is I trust my gut and something dosent FEEL RIGHT about him . I take him with a pinch of salt ( what is his position on guns anyway?) T

jaima | 01-28-2008 08:00 PM
Re: Scary isn't it? It really is unfolding Katrina should have been an eye opener for anyone still asleep. We saw videos of movie stars in private boats fishing people out of the flood waters and they arrived before Government help. Adding insult to injury our First Lady got on TV and mispronounced the name of the hurricane.:rant: As far as Alex Jones goes I can not see one man devoting his entire life to misinformation. He has such a passion it borders on obsession. If he is faking it he is a damn good Actor. Besides, Alex now has full time Researchers and I don't see any recent misinformation. He generally provides resources for his statements no matter how outlandish. Alex does not support gun control. He was very upset about the recent action on trying to take guns away from Vets. I wonder how many people who think he is a Misinformation Agent have spent much time listening to him? In any case this is bigger then Alex Jones , Ron Paul or any individual. It has to be a collective raising of awareness and consciousness.

<SLV> | 01-28-2008 08:27 PM
Re: Scary isn't it? It really is unfolding Jim Cramer, Kevin Trudeau, Alex Jones... I owe each one something for waking me up to the truth. Nobody's perfect, and everyone is affected by money. That being said... does anyone have the audio clip of AJ breaking down and bawling on the air? It really did sound like bad acting...

PatColo | 01-28-2008 08:43 PM
Re: Scary isn't it? It really is unfolding THE US GOVERNMENT DID NOT FAIL ITS MISSION IN THE WAKE OF HURRICANE KATRINA Analysis by G. Edward Griffin, updated 2005 September 30 Quote:
... FEMA tells first responders not to respond until told to do so. FEMA News 2005 Aug 29 (Cached) FEMA won't accept Amtrak's help in evacuations. FEMA News 2005 Aug 29 (Cached) Offer of helicopters for rescue work is rejected. Narcosphere 2005 Sept 1 (Cached) FEMA blocks 500 Florida airboat pilots from rescue work. Sun Sentinel 2005 Sept 2 (Cached) FEMA to Chicago: Send just one truck. Chicago Tribune 2005 Sept 2 (Cached) FEMA turns back volunteer Sheriff's deputies and medical team. Unknown News 2005 Sept 2 (Cached) FEMA bars morticians from entering New Orleans. Tri Valley Central 2005 Sept 2 (Cached) Pentagon says military mission in New Orleans is combat, not rescue. Army Times 2005 Sept 2 (Cached) FEMA blocks 500-boat citizen flotilla from delivering aid. Daily Kos 2005 Sept 3 (Cached) Homeland Security won't let Red Cross deliver food. Post Gazette 2005 Sept 3 (Cached) Military turns back flood survivors trying to leave city. Thousands held at gunpoint and locked up in Superdome. Reuters 2005 Sept 3 (Cached) FEMA fails to utilize Navy ship with 600-bed hospital onboard. Chicago Tribune 2005 Sept 4 (Cached) FEMA cuts local emergency communications phone lines. Meet the Press 2005 Sept 4 (Cached) FEMA turns away experienced firefighters. Daily Kos 2005 Sept 5 (Cached) FEMA turns back Wal-Mart supply trucks. NY Times 2005 Sept 5 (Cached) FEMA prevents Coast Guard from delivering diesel fuel. NY Times 2005 Sept 5 (Cached) Navy pilots who rescued victims are reprimanded. NY Times 2005 Sept 7 (Cached) US government turns back German plane with 15 tons of aid. Star Tribune 2005 Sept 10 (Cached) FEMA officials forbid stores from re-opening. Sheriff defies their order and threatens to arrest them. (Article near the bottom of page.) Times-Picayune 2005 Sept 11 (Cached) FEMA declines volunteer firemen for rescue operations. Uses them to distibute public relations pamphlets. Salt Lake Tribune 2005 Sept 12 (Cached) FEMA orders doctor to stop treating hurricane victims. Advocate 2005 Sept 16 (Cached) FEMA ignores offer of busses for evacuation of New Orleans. Chicago Tribune 2005 Sept 23 (Cached) ... It was clear from the start that the goal of FEMA and Homeland Security was, not to resue people, but to control them. Their directive was to relocate families and businesses, confiscate property, commandeer goods, direct labor and services, and establish martial law. This is what they have been trained to do. The reason they failed to carry out an effective rescue operation is that this was not their primary mission, and the reason they blocked others from doing so is that any operations not controlled by the central authority are contrary to their directives. Their objective was to bring the entire area under the control of the federal government - and this they succeeded in doing very well.
As to AJ, halo used to post some url which automatically played an AJ "crying" clip. Perhaps halo's latest vassal here could repost? I heard the clip where Bill Cooper lambastes AJ for the Y2K hysteria show. It's around, not at my fingertips though. I have plenty of reservations about AJ, but he's also a young guy, ~33yo now, ~25yo in 2000. I'd say at a minimum he's matured since the Y2K show, but he's still prone to showmanship, IE the shouting, crying etc. These behaviors are his schtick... grain of salt and all that. I posted the Cooper/AJ thing awhile back here... but I see the mp3 link is dead now.

buff01 | 01-28-2008 11:34 PM
Re: Scary isn't it? It really is unfolding AJ's reasons for what he does are unknown, but to his credit he has probably "awakened" more Americans than probably anyone else alive today. Well, either AJ or GWB...

Mujahideen | 01-28-2008 11:51 PM
Re: Scary isn't it? It really is unfolding WTC 7 is what got me to start looking. I started listing to AJ & realized that he was a nut case, but, at the same time, I have to give him credit for getting me to look deeper, After learning about 9/11, I wondered why Arabs half way around the world would do such a thing... Then I found out about the CIA installing puppet governments in the Middle East... then I learned about the military industrial complex.... Then I learned about electronic voting & that both political parties in America are basically the same (thank God for Dr. Paul) I have not been the same... I feel like im surrounded by sheep, I cant even explain the problems we face to ordinary people because they are ignorant & when I try to tell them, they think I am crazy. I wish I could open up everyones eyes, I feel like its my duty to, but people are hopeless, so I no longer try. Im glad I found this site.

Infidel | 01-29-2008 01:17 AM
Re: Scary isn't it? It really is unfolding I was reading some AJ on an occasion before finding GIM. Not so much after. Found GIM through some conspiracy stuff. Like Denver Airport or some such.

Maddie | 01-29-2008 03:28 AM
Re: Scary isn't it? It really is unfolding Quote:
Originally Posted by jaima (Post 941243) Katrina should have been eye opener for anyone still asleep. We saw videos of movie stars in private boats fishing people put of the flood waters and they arrived before Government help. Adding insult to injury our First Lady got on TV and mispronounced the name of the hurricane.:rant:
I think it opened a lot of people's eyes. Some, I'm afraid, have slipped back into complacency, however. I was on jury duty during Katrina. I'd gone out the evening before the hurricane hit and topped off two more jerry cans. I remember coming home to find my husband in a panic, saying we should go buy gas quickly because a lot of the gas stations were out of gas and jerry cans were sold out and that we should stop and buy a few weeks' worth of food at Sam's Club "just in case." I just looked at him, astonished. He started to argue his point as if trying to explain it to a child, telling me how fragile supply lines were and so on. I just smiled. Now, he knew I had five cabinets of long-term storage food in the basement, and he's helped me package a years' worth and more of rice and beans in buckets, but he was always just humoring me about my "survivalism" and how "survivalists are compensating for some sort of insecurity." He never really stopped to think about it, and he certainly didn't take it seriously. I gently pointed out that I had multiple jerry cans of gasoline treated for long-term storage in the basement, and unless he thought the stores would be out of food for more than a year, we didn't need to worry. He was dumbfounded. He couldn't believe we had that much food, and he was stunned that I had anticipated the gas problem and filled up jerry cans already. The sad ending to this story, however, is that he's now completely forgotten about what the uncertainty after Katrina felt like, and he's back to just humoring me about my survivalism.

learn2swim | 01-29-2008 04:15 AM
Re: Scary isn't it? It really is unfolding AJ woke me up too. He's not perfect---but who is? I think the Zoinist are involved, but to say it's only them is nutz.... :confused_ma:

Twisted Avatar | 01-29-2008 06:59 AM
Re: Scary isn't it? It really is unfolding Quote:
Originally Posted by Mujahideen (Post 941494) WTC 7 is what got me to start looking. I started listing to AJ & realized that he was a nut case, but, at the same time, I have to give him credit for getting me to look deeper, After learning about 9/11, I wondered why Arabs half way around the world would do such a thing... Then I found out about the CIA installing puppet governments in the Middle East... then I learned about the military industrial complex.... Then I learned about electronic voting & that both political parties in America are basically the same (thank God for Dr. Paul) I have not been the same... I feel like im surrounded by sheep, I cant even explain the problems we face to ordinary people because they are ignorant & when I try to tell them, they think I am crazy. I wish I could open up everyones eyes, I feel like its my duty to, but people are hopeless, so I no longer try. Im glad I found this site.
I watch TV with a utter amazement nowadays THEY TELL US WHAT THEY ARE DOING TO US!!! ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS OBSERVE AND ASK QUESTIONS AND THINK!!! I now understand when a crazy new law passes (gun laws, taxes, regulations on land development etc) they are making the push forward and it is one more part of the jig saw puzzle. The one thiing that gives me hope is I realize something: If they had everything in place WE WOULD ALL BE SLAVES BY NOW OR DEAD so everyday that pasess is proof that they are missing a essentional part ( I dont know what it is Guns, intertnet, .... ) and while I have this time I am able to prepare as best I can. When it all looks bad ......... I remember that..... As it gets worse more people will wake up and you and me need to be there to give them " the red pill" T

Twisted Avatar | 01-29-2008 07:09 AM
Re: Scary isn't it? It really is unfolding Quote:
Originally Posted by Maddie (Post 941608) I think it opened a lot of people's eyes. Some, I'm afraid, have slipped back into complacency, however. I was on jury duty during Katrina. I'd gone out the evening before the hurricane hit and topped off two more jerry cans. I remember coming home to find my husband in a panic, saying we should go buy gas quickly because a lot of the gas stations were out of gas and jerry cans were sold out and that we should stop and buy a few weeks' worth of food at Sam's Club "just in case." I just looked at him, astonished. He started to argue his point as if trying to explain it to a child, telling me how fragile supply lines were and so on. I just smiled. Now, he knew I had five cabinets of long-term storage food in the basement, and he's helped me package a years' worth and more of rice and beans in buckets, but he was always just humoring me about my "survivalism" and how "survivalists are compensating for some sort of insecurity." He never really stopped to think about it, and he certainly didn't take it seriously. I gently pointed out that I had multiple jerry cans of gasoline treated for long-term storage in the basement, and unless he thought the stores would be out of food for more than a year, we didn't need to worry. He was dumbfounded. He couldn't believe we had that much food, and he was stunned that I had anticipated the gas problem and filled up jerry cans already. The sad ending to this story, however, is that he's now completely forgotten about what the uncertainty after Katrina felt like, and he's back to just humoring me about my survivalism.
He is a lucky man .........cause the next time...... it will not be a drill there will most likely be a national lockdown wont be no humor then. Gret going on your preps!!.I will aspire to your lofty goals! T T

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