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PHRAG
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It all makes sense, once you learn that Grand Moff Tarkin used to run Haliburton.
slippertalker
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I think the point of the conspiracy theories is that we have been lied to so many times that how do we know what is true and what is false?
9/11 was the best excuse possible for pushing the neocon agenda, and I might be jaded but some of it does have a smell. I'm more stumped by the "plane" that hit the Pentagon since there is no video showing a plane, the hole in the building wasn't large enough, and there were no a/c engines of the appropriate specifications left at the site. It appears to be a missile more than a plane.
9/11 was the best excuse possible for pushing the neocon agenda, and I might be jaded but some of it does have a smell. I'm more stumped by the "plane" that hit the Pentagon since there is no video showing a plane, the hole in the building wasn't large enough, and there were no a/c engines of the appropriate specifications left at the site. It appears to be a missile more than a plane.
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PHRAG
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Wow, thanks for turning this thread from a playful joke about Star Wars, to something else entirely.
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couscous74
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I suppose I should have used this link instead:
http://www.websurdity.com/2007/02/28/uncomfortable-questions-was-the-death-star-attack-an-inside-job
It kinda spells it out...
I think the Death Star design team might have been the ones that sold the plans in the first place. They designed the first one with a flaw so that someone could send a single missile straight to the center that would cause the whole thing to blow up. Why? So they would get paid to design a second Death Star!
They designed the second one without the exhaust port flaw, but they made a maze big enough for fighters and a cargo ship to fly through? Come on now... Do we design nuclear submarines with passages big enough for F-14s to fly around inside?
http://www.websurdity.com/2007/02/28/uncomfortable-questions-was-the-death-star-attack-an-inside-job
It kinda spells it out...
I think the Death Star design team might have been the ones that sold the plans in the first place. They designed the first one with a flaw so that someone could send a single missile straight to the center that would cause the whole thing to blow up. Why? So they would get paid to design a second Death Star!
They designed the second one without the exhaust port flaw, but they made a maze big enough for fighters and a cargo ship to fly through? Come on now... Do we design nuclear submarines with passages big enough for F-14s to fly around inside?
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PHRAG
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Somewhere deep inside the first Death Star, sat a designer. He was tired of people constantly moving his desk, stealing his stapler, and saying he had a case of "the Monday's."
So finally, after one TPS report memo too many, he decided to burn down the building...err, space station.
So finally, after one TPS report memo too many, he decided to burn down the building...err, space station.
slippertalker
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No problem, it was easily done.....PHRAG said:
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