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Re: What's The Defining Moment Of This Decade?

Postby Nimbus_9 » Dec 8th, '09, 04:26

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patwivo wrote:9/11 for sure but last year we had a pretty big moment when we elected a black president even though I don't like Obama


i agree with this, i dislike all politicians mainly because of lies and deceit so Obama is no different, although a perhaps more preferable candidate over someone who's VP is a gimmick no brainer


Obama's "gimmick" was supposedly being "black" when he's mixed race. They just used it to their advantage to get the majority black vote


well my point with Palin was she was so under qualified and only brought in late after it looked like Hillary and Obama would join forces. By no means can I rebuke your statement but at least Obama had a career unlike a dead end hick governor for a token state.
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Re: What's The Defining Moment Of This Decade?

Postby patwivo » Dec 9th, '09, 02:36

^true
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Re: What's The Defining Moment Of This Decade?

Postby psu24 » Dec 9th, '09, 08:58

As far as the U.S. is concerned:
1. 9/11
2. Obama
3. Economic troubles
4. Katrina
5. Virginia Tech Massacre
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Re: What's The Defining Moment Of This Decade?

Postby Edge » Dec 18th, '09, 07:50

patwivo wrote:9/11 for sure but last year we had a pretty big moment when we elected a black president even though I don't like Obama


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Re: What's The Defining Moment Of This Decade?

Postby cc20 » Dec 18th, '09, 07:55

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Dazed wrote:9/11 which led to everything else that's fucked up life.


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Re: What's The Defining Moment Of This Decade?

Postby Elision » Dec 18th, '09, 09:14

Meh, there's so many parts of culture. Sure, 9/11 was a huge event that happened during this decade, but there's plenty of other things that went down that changed the world. I'm very happy to call these the years that I was raised in.

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Re: What's The Defining Moment Of This Decade?

Postby emzee-frenzy » Dec 19th, '09, 17:35

Yeah, definately 9/11. It was the main excuse for the "war on terror", as pearl harbour once was for another war. It's sad that this had to be the main event, but this is the world we're living in.
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Re: What's The Defining Moment Of This Decade?

Postby Arabian Shady » Dec 19th, '09, 17:38

Bistnal wrote:Probably 9/11. I was just :o because I had seen the twin towers like the year before it had happened. I think I was like 10. Then all of a sudden everyone seemed to hate Muslims and I couldn't understand why, heck, even some people I thought were friends were being assholes to me because of 9/11. So I'd have to say it was 9/11, because of the anti-muslim mood of the world, it led to the "war on terror", invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan, basically a huge chunk of the drama in this decade.



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Re: What's The Defining Moment Of This Decade?

Postby EminemBase » Dec 22nd, '09, 02:11

Well 9/11 the most defining yeah, I agree. It's certainly a very annoying event for me too, since I've learned the absolute truth about it, I can't rest until that Administration are called to fucking trial for it.

It was because 9/11 Bush got re-elected too. His approval rating was the worst in history until those buildings came down and people put their trust back into the war-monger moron.

So after being involved in (I don't know how much since he's so fucking dumb) the crime of the century, he then stages an illegal war and goes after Saddam with that cunt Blair, despite claiming it was Al-Queda behind the attack.

Then when he gets re-elected he dumps so much money into military and 'anti-terrorism' that he no doubt had his hand in the failure of the US economy. Probably due more to his absolute lack of understanding of it all and how to handle anything though. The idiot.

Don't forget US'ers that his anti-terrorism act diminished half of your basic privileges that were in the Bill of Rights. Basic rights of freedom that your forefathers fought and revolted for you to obtain. Just down the drain because of this turd and his scuzzy administration.

Still has provided no evidence for Saddam's weapons. Despite claiming they had "irrefutable evidence". He should be brought up for war crimes with Blair. I mean, it is being publicly investigated as we speak. In the UK. But we need to get a new 9/11 investigation to get the real pricks held accountable.

Despite all of this, Saddam did have to be removed. He was a dictator. But these pricks did it illegally and they killed a lot of innocent people to do it. On their own soil too. They need to be held accountable. I'm glad I'm not American or I'd be on a personal mission to beat the shit out of Bush.
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Re: What's The Defining Moment Of This Decade?

Postby Almostlity » Dec 22nd, '09, 02:20

Scott M wrote:Liverpool coming back from 3-0 down to AC Milan at half time, and then going on to win the champions league cup final. it was the most emotional night of my life.

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Re: What's The Defining Moment Of This Decade?

Postby Daveyboy » Dec 22nd, '09, 03:56

Scott M wrote:and Michael Jacksons death :o


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Re: What's The Defining Moment Of This Decade?

Postby Edge » Dec 22nd, '09, 16:11

EminemBase wrote:Well 9/11 the most defining yeah, I agree. It's certainly a very annoying event for me too, since I've learned the absolute truth about it, I can't rest until that Administration are called to fucking trial for it.

It was because 9/11 Bush got re-elected too. His approval rating was the worst in history until those buildings came down and people put their trust back into the war-monger moron.

So after being involved in (I don't know how much since he's so fucking dumb) the crime of the century, he then stages an illegal war and goes after Saddam with that cunt Blair, despite claiming it was Al-Queda behind the attack.

Then when he gets re-elected he dumps so much money into military and 'anti-terrorism' that he no doubt had his hand in the failure of the US economy. Probably due more to his absolute lack of understanding of it all and how to handle anything though. The idiot.

Don't forget US'ers that his anti-terrorism act diminished half of your basic privileges that were in the Bill of Rights. Basic rights of freedom that your forefathers fought and revolted for you to obtain. Just down the drain because of this turd and his scuzzy administration.

Still has provided no evidence for Saddam's weapons. Despite claiming they had "irrefutable evidence". He should be brought up for war crimes with Blair. I mean, it is being publicly investigated as we speak. In the UK. But we need to get a new 9/11 investigation to get the real pricks held accountable.

Despite all of this, Saddam did have to be removed. He was a dictator. But these pricks did it illegally and they killed a lot of innocent people to do it. On their own soil too. They need to be held accountable. I'm glad I'm not American or I'd be on a personal mission to beat the shit out of Bush.


bush did fine his first term and the first 1-2 years in his second term...he did a good job with handling the aftermath of 9/11... 9/11 wasnt bush's fault... he was in office for a couple of months when it happened... there wasnt shit he could do about it... that was clintons fault for not worrying about terorism enough... and its not like obama is doing a great job either... hes going to raise taxes in order to gain the support of the poor people and hes going to give the poor a lot of benefits... im middle class and its going to hurt the middle class the most... im neither republician or democrat but i feel that bush is overly criticized because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time (global ression and 9/11)
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Re: What's The Defining Moment Of This Decade?

Postby Anim » Dec 22nd, '09, 22:53

I gotta go with 9/11 to. I can't think of anything else that has happened this past decade that has had such a huge effect on the following years.
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Re: What's The Defining Moment Of This Decade?

Postby EminemBase » Dec 23rd, '09, 22:45

EminemBase wrote:bush did fine his first term and the first 1-2 years in his second term...he did a good job with handling the aftermath of 9/11... 9/11 wasnt bush's fault... he was in office for a couple of months when it happened... there wasnt shit he could do about it... that was clintons fault for not worrying about terorism enough... and its not like obama is doing a great job either... hes going to raise taxes in order to gain the support of the poor people and hes going to give the poor a lot of benefits... im middle class and its going to hurt the middle class the most... im neither republician or democrat but i feel that bush is overly criticized because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time (global ression and 9/11)


Are you serious. He did a good job with the aftermath of 9/11? Well firstly, his fucking Administration had something to do with 9/11. Secondly, the handling of the aftermath was one of the worst handlings of any crime in modern history.

His Admin had 99% of the steel from all three towers shipped off IMMEDIATELY to be melted down. It's common practice in any building collapse to take the debri and have it forensically checked for explosives. So I guess you don't find that odd that for the first time in history, in this case, he immediately had it taken to be melted down and re-built. Ignoring the need to check the steel.

There was some steel left however that was independently checked (as well as the dust) by numerous scientists that got published in peer-reviewed papers. And what did they find? Nano-thermite. An explosive used by the US military. Lets also consider the fact that the scandelous commission headed to investigate 9/11 was a newly appointed commission called the '9/11 Commission'. What was particularly odd was that this board was made up almost entirely of people Bush had connections with as apposed to independent, respected scientists and crime investigators. Unless you were trying to hide something why would you build a new commission comprised of people you either knew personally or had business connections with to head the operation.

They were also given spec-of-dust funding to 'find out' the cause of the collapses. The original head stepped down and called it a national scandal. He said they were 'set up to fail' by the fact they were given a tiny timeslot, tiny amount of money and were refused eye-witness accounts and testimonies. I wonder why. Maybe because nearly every eye-witness (documented) reported sounds of explosions, even survivors, people who came out of the building - Reported explosions lower down in the building before the plane hit. People were thrown against walls.

But I don't blame Bush for this. I blame his advisors and the shadow government. A former top Bush advisor said in meetings he rarely had anything to contribute or say and was almost bewildered most of the time. The guy is a moron and no clue what he was doing. No question one of the worst presidents in history. And I'm not even American so I care less but after 9/11, it's pissed me off no end.

The 9/11 commission had to re-write their official report numerous times due to industry experts disputing their half-baked cover-ups and fucking nonsense. In the final report they have even put... Admitted, that they don't know how WTC 7 collapsed. This building by the way wasn't hit by a plane and was a football yard away from the Towers.

Planes alone couldn't of brought the towers down either but the original suggestion that 'flying debri' weakened the entire structure of WTC 7 and that's what caused the collapsed was rightfully ousted and lauded as soon as made. Total fucking babble. This building fell in 6.5 seconds. Free-fall speed. All collums failing instaniously and simoultaneously. Something that only ever happens in controlled demolitions as the explosions are TIMED so that this happens. This cannot happen by chance and it can't happen when a building gets damaged on random sides. WTC 7 wasn't even damaged, it had a few oxygen-starved office fires. Impossible that these caused every re-inforced steel collum to fail at the exact same time.

Also, even if that did happen by some miracle, it's another, seperate miracle that the building fell at free-fall speed. Not just speed but acceleration, they sped up. This, again, does not happen in normal collapses as when a building collapses normally - It meets resistance. Obviously, it's falling into the path of greatest resistance so for it to meet NONE is impossible. This only ever happens, again, in demolitions as the floors are being blown out AS it's falling, this is what totally diminishes nearly every second of resistance to allow the building to collapse in on itself at free-fall acceleration. Symetrically, into its own footprint. So that it damages no structure surrounding it.

You're then left with a huge pile of dust and rubble. Which is exactly what we see with every building on 9/11. No building in history has ever collapsed from fire damage. And buildings have burned for days on end. And if they do eventually topple - They do just that. Fires gradually weaken steel and parts can toppple. But then you're left with abuilding still holding it's main structure, the floors still in tact and you have black, distorted steel.

We see none of this on 9/11. Instead, with the steel colums of all three - They're not black, distorted or twisted, as you'd expect if it was just fire that had melted them to the point of collapse (which couldn't happen since fire doesn't get hot enough to melt steel). What they found was steel colums that were still solid, but 'sliced'. Exactly what you'd expect if nano-thermite (which was found in the steel and dust of all three) was used to demolish them. Since nano-thermite, unlike most explosives, isn't as noisy and doesn't produce big flashes. It cuts THROUGH steel. So if you put some thermite on a steel collum, it would slice through it and you'd be left with a solid beam cut in half. Precisely what was found. They also found molten-iron. The by-product of thermite. Impossible for molten iron to be created by fire. Doesn't even come close to getting hot enough.

So the collapses themselves defied physics and the findings defy chemistry. His scandal of a commission did a shit job handling the investigation, no surprise as they were set up, to cover-up.

But thankfully Architects and Engineers for 9/11 truth are making great headway now. Even in Washington. New investigation on it's way. Don't forget Bush and Cheney both refused to testify under oath about 9/11 by the way. The scumbags will have with new subpeona power though.
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Re: What's The Defining Moment Of This Decade?

Postby Edge » Dec 24th, '09, 00:06

EminemBase wrote:
EminemBase wrote:bush did fine his first term and the first 1-2 years in his second term...he did a good job with handling the aftermath of 9/11... 9/11 wasnt bush's fault... he was in office for a couple of months when it happened... there wasnt shit he could do about it... that was clintons fault for not worrying about terorism enough... and its not like obama is doing a great job either... hes going to raise taxes in order to gain the support of the poor people and hes going to give the poor a lot of benefits... im middle class and its going to hurt the middle class the most... im neither republician or democrat but i feel that bush is overly criticized because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time (global ression and 9/11)


Are you serious. He did a good job with the aftermath of 9/11? Well firstly, his fucking Administration had something to do with 9/11. Secondly, the handling of the aftermath was one of the worst handlings of any crime in modern history.

His Admin had 99% of the steel from all three towers shipped off IMMEDIATELY to be melted down
. It's common practice in any building collapse to take the debri and have it forensically checked for explosives. So I guess you don't find that odd that for the first time in history, in this case, he immediately had it taken to be melted down and re-built. Ignoring the need to check the steel.

There was some steel left however that was independently checked (as well as the dust) by numerous scientists that got published in peer-reviewed papers. And what did they find? Nano-thermite. An explosive used by the US military. Lets also consider the fact that the scandelous commission headed to investigate 9/11 was a newly appointed commission called the '9/11 Commission'. What was particularly odd was that this board was made up almost entirely of people Bush had connections with as apposed to independent, respected scientists and crime investigators. Unless you were trying to hide something why would you build a new commission comprised of people you either knew personally or had business connections with to head the operation.

They were also given spec-of-dust funding to 'find out' the cause of the collapses. The original head stepped down and called it a national scandal. He said they were 'set up to fail' by the fact they were given a tiny timeslot, tiny amount of money and were refused eye-witness accounts and testimonies. I wonder why. Maybe because nearly every eye-witness (documented) reported sounds of explosions, even survivors, people who came out of the building - Reported explosions lower down in the building before the plane hit. People were thrown against walls.

But I don't blame Bush for this. I blame his advisors and the shadow government. A former top Bush advisor said in meetings he rarely had anything to contribute or say and was almost bewildered most of the time. The guy is a moron and no clue what he was doing. No question one of the worst presidents in history. And I'm not even American so I care less but after 9/11, it's pissed me off no end.

The 9/11 commission had to re-write their official report numerous times due to industry experts disputing their half-baked cover-ups and fucking nonsense. In the final report they have even put... Admitted, that they don't know how WTC 7 collapsed. This building by the way wasn't hit by a plane and was a football yard away from the Towers.

Planes alone couldn't of brought the towers down either but the original suggestion that 'flying debri' weakened the entire structure of WTC 7 and that's what caused the collapsed was rightfully ousted and lauded as soon as made. Total fucking babble. This building fell in 6.5 seconds. Free-fall speed. All collums failing instaniously and simoultaneously. Something that only ever happens in controlled demolitions as the explosions are TIMED so that this happens. This cannot happen by chance and it can't happen when a building gets damaged on random sides. WTC 7 wasn't even damaged, it had a few oxygen-starved office fires. Impossible that these caused every re-inforced steel collum to fail at the exact same time.

Also, even if that did happen by some miracle, it's another, seperate miracle that the building fell at free-fall speed. Not just speed but acceleration, they sped up. This, again, does not happen in normal collapses as when a building collapses normally - It meets resistance. Obviously, it's falling into the path of greatest resistance so for it to meet NONE is impossible. This only ever happens, again, in demolitions as the floors are being blown out AS it's falling, this is what totally diminishes nearly every second of resistance to allow the building to collapse in on itself at free-fall acceleration. Symetrically, into its own footprint. So that it damages no structure surrounding it.

You're then left with a huge pile of dust and rubble. Which is exactly what we see with every building on 9/11. No building in history has ever collapsed from fire damage. And buildings have burned for days on end. And if they do eventually topple - They do just that. Fires gradually weaken steel and parts can toppple. But then you're left with abuilding still holding it's main structure, the floors still in tact and you have black, distorted steel.

We see none of this on 9/11. Instead, with the steel colums of all three - They're not black, distorted or twisted, as you'd expect if it was just fire that had melted them to the point of collapse (which couldn't happen since fire doesn't get hot enough to melt steel). What they found was steel colums that were still solid, but 'sliced'. Exactly what you'd expect if nano-thermite (which was found in the steel and dust of all three) was used to demolish them. Since nano-thermite, unlike most explosives, isn't as noisy and doesn't produce big flashes. It cuts THROUGH steel. So if you put some thermite on a steel collum, it would slice through it and you'd be left with a solid beam cut in half. Precisely what was found. They also found molten-iron. The by-product of thermite. Impossible for molten iron to be created by fire. Doesn't even come close to getting hot enough.

So the collapses themselves defied physics and the findings defy chemistry. His scandal of a commission did a shit job handling the investigation, no surprise as they were set up, to cover-up.

But thankfully Architects and Engineers for 9/11 truth are making great headway now. Even in Washington. New investigation on it's way. Don't forget Bush and Cheney both refused to testify under oath about 9/11 by the way. The scumbags will have with new subpeona power though.



to b honest... i stopped reading after the bolded part bc u dont know ur shit :y: bushes administration didnt have anything to do with it. u just believe what the liberal media tells u... and he didnt have the steel shipped right away bc they went through it at the staten island landfill which was closed up years b4 9/11, and dont say thats right bc i live in staten island where they did it :D
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