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Cons Conspiracy! And NO ONE knows this?Heres the FACTS!

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To all of you that are always pointing out the nuts that are doing radical things at the Democrats rallys. Read and LEARN!
These NUT JOBS are sent to the :2usflag: Democrats rallys by the CONS :yes: to make the :2usflag: Democrats look bad!!!!
Its about times people woke up to this!
I mean, I have seen this same $h!T years ago and it is still going on today.
These Cons should be JAILED for this $h!T.:yes:
 
Where's the link for my reading and learning?
 
I heard this was going on during the 60s and the civil rights movement; the government would send in undercover operatives dressed like hippies, y'know... they'd send them in to peaceful rallies to agitate and be disruptive, thus giving the police an excuse to bust up peaceable assemblies and jail the participants thereof.
I also heard the Anarchist Cookbook was put out by the government.

Who knows if these things are true; my source is someone I consider reliable.

If true, it would come as no shock if the government were using these same tactics again.
 
To all of you that are always pointing out the nuts that are doing radical things at the Democrats rallys. Read and LEARN!
These NUT JOBS are sent to the :2usflag: Democrats rallys by the CONS :yes: to make the :2usflag: Democrats look bad!!!!
Its about times people woke up to this!
I mean, I have seen this same $h!T years ago and it is still going on today.
These Cons should be JAILED for this $h!T.:yes:

If this were in any other forum I'd laugh. But since we're here pace the kool-aid man!
 
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No problem, go ahead and laugh. I didn't expect any Con to believe the TRUTH anyway!
BTW: I just hope your not foolish enough to think that this has never happened to both sides.

Don't worry, I don't take any thread in the conspiracy forum seriously. Make me a tinfoil hat, pass the kool-aid, and lets go to Roswell!
 
Don't worry, I don't take any thread in the conspiracy forum seriously. Make me a tinfoil hat, pass the kool-aid, and lets go to Roswell!
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So, you need a hat, are thristy and you want to go to Roswell?
OK! I'll introduce you to some of my "out of space buddies" in Roswell but you bring the hats and "BEER.":)
 
I just hope your not foolish enough to think that this has never happened to both sides.

It HAS happened in the past, Republicans staging incidents to vilify Democrats. So it isn't far fetched to suspect it in this case. In fact, there is NO REASON to just assume it was the work of the peace advocates.
 
It's Stinger's anti-thesis, people gather 'round!
 
It's Stinger's anti-thesis, people gather 'round!

The antithesis of what? Has the identity of the perpetrators been established? Actually not, but a lot of assumptions have been made and widely reported.

This incident has a lot of similarities to the Capitol steps spray-painting incident. Both involved a small of group of people in black ninja suits. Both involved an attack on beloved American symbols and resulted in highly charged emotional outcries. In neither case were perpetrators actually identified, but just assumed, and both incidents created a backlash on the anti-war movement. In the Washington DC case, false information was published in the Washington Times claiming Capitol police were ordered not to arrest protesters and that the order came from Pelosi's office. It's hardly a conspiracy theory to question the motive behind these incidents.
 
The antithesis of what? Has the identity of the perpetrators been established? Actually not, but a lot of assumptions have been made and widely reported.

This incident has a lot of similarities to the Capitol steps spray-painting incident. Both involved a small of group of people in black ninja suits. Both involved an attack on beloved American symbols and resulted in highly charged emotional outcries. In neither case were perpetrators actually identified, but just assumed, and both incidents created a backlash on the anti-war movement. In the Washington DC case, false information was published in the Washington Times claiming Capitol police were ordered not to arrest protesters and that the order came from Pelosi's office. It's hardly a conspiracy theory to question the motive behind these incidents.

No, he was refering to another poster on DP named Stinger, who is very conservative. Just the opposite of stinger1. Hence, antithesis
 
No, he was refering to another poster on DP named Stinger, who is very conservative. Just the opposite of stinger1. Hence, antithesis

Oh, I see... :doh Thanks for clarifying! :2wave:
 
it's also widely believed in the Muslim world that the 9/11 terrorists weren't Muslims but Israeli spies...



Look, no one wants to believe that their faction is capable of doing bad things. The muslims don't want to believe that fellow muslims did that. In fact, they tend to disavow the vast majority of terrorism as being someone else... always someone else... of course, it isn't some one else... it's them. Also convienently they tend to agree with the terrorist acts or try to justify them at the same time that they say it's israeli spies doing it or something. This peace movement conspiracy is the same thing. The activistists are saying "not us" when in fact it is... and then quickly justifying all the things these so called 'plants' by the vast right wing conspiracy did at their rally. You can't honestly believe that people at these "peace" rallies aren't capable of doing bad things. There is too much passion and emotion. Frankly, if you're burning american flags and chanting hateful words it isn't a peace rally anymore... It's Chaos/hate rally. Think about it. The whole rally is typically little more then saying nasty things about people. What do you call that? A peace rally?


Only in an Orwellian nightmare where war is peace, love is hate, and ignorance is wisdom.


you have too many people saying "we are absolutely right and the opposition is not only wrong but EVIL"... you have people dressing up in ridiculous costumes and doing dances. I can't believe these rallies are what passes for political discourse in this country. Stupid college students... get drunk and leave me alone. When you grow up then join the debate. That or just show me your boobs... I'll throw some beads at you and everyone will have a good time.:lol:


Sure, this is the conspiracy forum, so maybe you all know that this is nonsense... but I'm new and just feel the need to point out the obvious... Forgive me if I'm not in on the joke.
 
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it's also widely believed in the Muslim world that the 9/11 terrorists weren't Muslims but Israeli spies...



Look, no one wants to believe that their faction is capable of doing bad things. The muslims don't want to believe that fellow muslims did that. In fact, they tend to disavow the vast majority of terrorism as being someone else... always someone else... of course, it isn't some one else... it's them. Also convienently they tend to agree with the terrorist acts or try to justify them at the same time that they say it's israeli spies doing it or something. This peace movement conspiracy is the same thing. The activistists are saying "not us" when in fact it is... and then quickly justifying all the things these so called 'plants' by the vast right wing conspiracy did at their rally. You can't honestly believe that people at these "peace" rallies aren't capable of doing bad things. There is too much passion and emotion. Frankly, if you're burning american flags and chanting hateful words it isn't a peace rally anymore... It's Chaos/hate rally. Think about it. The whole rally is typically little more then saying nasty things about people. What do you call that? A peace rally?


Only in an Orwellian nightmare where war is peace, love is hate, and ignorance is wisdom.


you have too many people saying "we are absolutely right and the opposition is not only wrong but EVIL"... you have people dressing up in ridiculous costumes and doing dances. I can't believe these rallies are what passes for political discourse in this country. Stupid college students... get drunk and leave me alone. When you grow up then join the debate. That or just show me your boobs... I'll throw some beads at you and everyone will have a good time.:lol:


Sure, this is the conspiracy forum, so maybe you all know that this is nonsense... but I'm new and just feel the need to point out the obvious... Forgive me if I'm not in on the joke.

Pretty good argument. Though I agree with you to a certain extent, the fact that cannot be ignored is that state and federal institutions have and still are conducting undercover investigations and instigations to prevent or stop activists. It wasn't that long ago that the NYPD was on CNN (probably less than 2 months ago), saying that a police officer was caught planting evidence to somebody he had pulled over, and furthermore, planting evidence was part of their police training. I'm going to have to dig it up and post a link here, if I can find it again.

But in the past, there have been many instances where government, both state and federal, have infiltrated thier opposition's group. One fairly well known tactic is to have your confederate in the group instigate anger and hate and violence, or that they themselves conduct violent acts so that the police can fight back with justification. All the activists would then be hauled off to jail, but the instigators in the group would be bailed out by the state/feds. They would do this a number of times until the activists either cannot withstand the emotional or economical strain of the continued activism.

But this was nothing compared to the forces of Allen Pinkerton. Big companies, as well as the state (but not at the federal level, at least I dont think), have hired mercenary forces from Allen Pinkerton as "strike breakers" to beat up the activists, and when violence erupted it was no longer a peaceful assembly, it was a full blown riot. Again the police or military is justified in using force to suppress this movement. And again, the hired henchmen would be bailed out of jail by their employers, and the activists would again suffer the economic and emotional strain of getting beat up both by the Pinkerton Gaurds and policemen and having to foot the bill on bail.

There are too many instances where the govt, both state and federal, have used....oh should I say....controversial means to an end?

But I do agree with you that there are some a$$holes within our own groups. There will be those who apply to a more violent approach than peaceful. That is a given. Even Martin Luther King Jr. wasn't a leader of group of people who ONLY believed in non-violent means. Many people who followed MLK believed his methods were limited and that more should be done. Though today many people would believe it, the Civil Rights Movement wasn't really that unified during MLK's lifetime. It was only when he was assasinated that people actually became unified and more tied together under thier cause, because MLK became a martyr.

So even though if we have dissenters within our own groups, it should not be overlooked that someone from outside our own groups are causing the dissent.

Oh and BTW, nice quote on Orwell.
 
Pretty good argument. Though I agree with you to a certain extent, the fact that cannot be ignored is that state and federal institutions have and still are conducting undercover investigations and instigations to prevent or stop activists. It wasn't that long ago that the NYPD was on CNN (probably less than 2 months ago), saying that a police officer was caught planting evidence to somebody he had pulled over, and furthermore, planting evidence was part of their police training. I'm going to have to dig it up and post a link here, if I can find it again.
That's because these activists distrupt the area they have the rally in. If the rallies were always peaceful then no one would mess with them.

It is their JOB to keep the peace. That means watching people that try to disrupt it. Chaos/hate rallies should be watched.


as to planting evidence being part of police training, that's not true. That would be illegal. I'm not saying that bad cops don't planet evidence. I'm just saying that isn't what good cops do. And I don't believe police academies try to train bad cops.
But in the past, there have been many instances where government, both state and federal, have infiltrated thier opposition's group. One fairly well known tactic is to have your confederate in the group instigate anger and hate and violence, or that they themselves conduct violent acts so that the police can fight back with justification. All the activists would then be hauled off to jail, but the instigators in the group would be bailed out by the state/feds. They would do this a number of times until the activists either cannot withstand the emotional or economical strain of the continued activism.
Yes and police also infiltrate criminal organizations... they're trying to infiltrate the terror cells as well.


that doesn't mean the people we have watching Osama are doing suicide attacks.



They are WATCHING them... not complicit in the crimes. That is unless you prove they are...


So even though if we have dissenters within our own groups, it should not be overlooked that someone from outside our own groups are causing the dissent.
Of course people from outside your groups do bad things... people do bad things in every group.


Look, the abortion people generally are very embarrassed by the terrorists that blow up abortion clinics. But they don't tell you that "oh that's just pro abortion activists pretending to represent our cause". That's nonsense. Your group like many, has problems. Own them.


Most of your problems stem from the way you organize your rallies. There's too much shouting, too much moralizing, too much chanting, too much dressing up in weird outfits... Some people can't handle that. You turn them into fanatics. I'm not saying you wanted crazy people supporting you. And you wouldn't be the first person to make fanatics. Religions and political movements have been doing that for ages. Fanatics can be useful... they're loyal, committed, unselfish, and in many cases will DIE to further the cause. The problem with that is the part of their mind that controls moderation is destroyed, broken, or just turned off.


And people like that can and will do bad things. Because all that matters to them in the cause.


If you want to prevent people like that from being in your organization, then tone down the rhetoric, moderate your position, and stress the need to remain rational. Once passion takes over you'll find you're dealing with a crazy mob. And crazy mobs can do scary things.
 
That's because these activists distrupt the area they have the rally in.

Precisely. That is the whole point of a protest.

If the rallies were always peaceful then no one would mess with them.

Maybe you should read about SNCC and CORE, and then tell me peaceful gatherings would not be messed with.

It is their JOB to keep the peace. That means watching people that try to disrupt it. Chaos/hate rallies should be watched.

And so the question here then is: where is the line between keeping the peace, and allowing someone to voice thier opinion and practicing freedom of speech.

as to planting evidence being part of police training, that's not true. That would be illegal. I'm not saying that bad cops don't planet evidence. I'm just saying that isn't what good cops do. And I don't believe police academies try to train bad cops.

I found the article, it wasn't NYPD, it was actually CA. Las Vegas, Nevada also has a similar training program.

Article - News - Police admit planting evidence

Yes and police also infiltrate criminal organizations... they're trying to infiltrate the terror cells as well.


that doesn't mean the people we have watching Osama are doing suicide attacks.

Perhaps not. But what can you say that can justify this? [This is a transcript of a live radio interview of the Attorney of the victim.]

Democracy Now! | Police Entrapment in Terror Case? NYC Subway Bomb Plotter Says He Was Set Up By Paid NYPD Informant

the NYPD basically instigated a terrorist attack. They're not the ones doing the bombing, but just short of it, which IMHO is not that big of a difference.


Look, the abortion people generally are very embarrassed by the terrorists that blow up abortion clinics. But they don't tell you that "oh that's just pro abortion activists pretending to represent our cause". That's nonsense. Your group like many, has problems. Own them.

Again, i'm not totally disagreeing with you, but you are missing the point. I do not deny the fact that we have our own problems within our own groups, but the bigger issue are the ones instigated from infiltrators. That is the larger problem at hand.


Most of your problems stem from the way you organize your rallies. There's too much shouting, too much moralizing, too much chanting, too much dressing up in weird outfits... Some people can't handle that.

At this point, I have to ask you, who are we catering to? Why must we compromise our freedom of speech? and for whom?

If you believe in a certain ideology, and willing to die for it, why would it matter how loud one shouts? If you are willing to be part of a movement that can have the potential of a revolution, why would anyone be so concerned about too much chanting or what not. The people who cannot "handle that" are not complaining about the means of protest, but rather the reason behind the protest. People who are against each other do not argue that they are being too loud or too moralizing or chanting too much, they argue because they subscribe to a different ideology.

If you want to prevent people like that from being in your organization, then tone down the rhetoric, moderate your position, and stress the need to remain rational. Once passion takes over you'll find you're dealing with a crazy mob. And crazy mobs can do scary things.

And compromise our cause? What if that cause cannot be compromised? Would African Americans settle for most of thier civil rights during the movement in the 60s? Hell no.

I guess you can do that if you're a centrist, but soemtimes there are no such thing as a middle ground, and what then? That is what protesting is all about because there is no compromise. Protesting is a way to get your congressperson aware of your position, and if they paying attention, they would see the publics opinion. However, I do not think congresspeople actually listen to the people to make thier decisions personally, but that in itself is a whole other topic.
 
Precisely. That is the whole point of a protest.
No it isn't. The point of a protest is to be heard. Disrupting the peace is against the law. You can and will be fined or go to jail for it.


And so the question here then is: where is the line between keeping the peace, and voicing your opinion and practicing your freedom of speech.
Your right to speak ends when and where you harm others. Keep it peaceful and people will leave you alone.


I found the article, it wasn't NYPD, it was actually CA. Las Vegas, Nevada also has a similar training program.
Article - News - Police admit planting evidence
The training is to teach police officers how to conduct searches... not to teach them how to set up innocent people.

Try again.


Perhaps not. But what can you say that can justify this? [This is a transcript of a live radio interview of the Attorney of the victim.]

Democracy Now! | Police Entrapment in Terror Case? NYC Subway Bomb Plotter Says He Was Set Up By Paid NYPD Informant

the NYPD basically instigated a terrorist attack. They're not the ones doing th bombing, but just short of, which IMHO is not that big of a difference.
at worst that was a paid informant of the NYPD and not the NYPD itself.

What's more, I'd like secondary sources on the story...

Again, i'm not totally disagreeing with you, but you are missing the point. I do not deny the fact that we have our own problems within our own groups, but the bigger issue are the ones instigated from infiltrators. That is the larger problem at hand.
the infiltrators won't go away until your groups don't have these problems. You'll note that fishing clubs don't get infiltrated... the problem is your fanatics. They do need to be watched.


What's more your claim that such actions are the work of infiltrators is only your belief. And I don't share it.


Not much more to say on the issue.



At this point, I have to ask you, who are we catering to? Why must we compromise our freedom of speech? and for whom?

If you believe in a certain ideology, and willing to die for it, why would it matter how loud one shouts? If you are willing to be part of a movement that can have the potential of a revolution, why would anyone be so concerned about too much chanting or what not. The people who cannot "handle that" are not complaining about the means of protest, but rather the reason behind the protest. People who are against each other do not argue that they are being too loud or too moralizing or chanting too much, they argue because they subscribe to a different ideology.
I cater to myself and my own personal sense of right and wrong. I see such groups as fanatical and often dangerous. I don't respect unrestrained passion... it troubles me. I like level headed people that are rational and reasonable. And fanatics of all stripes scare me. I can't negotiate with them... I can't count on their better judgment... I can't even talk to them. Their minds are by definition closed. So that is what I serve. You'll note that I have cited my political leanings as "Moderate"... that is what I am... moderate. That doesn't mean that I won't kill to protect what matters to me. What it does mean is that it takes more to get me to do it. That said, once I have been pushed towards that position I am likely to stay there... but I'm always listening... and I work very hard not to jump to conclusions.


As to your second paragraph, the problem is that you're making fanatics. Your loud preaching, your rhetoric, your costumes, your slogans, your chanting... it creates fanatics.

Furthermore, I am not saying that you are all fanatics. See, as I said, fanatics are useful. But they're also dangerous to you as well. So just because you create them doesn't mean that you'll support them always. You will take what they have to offer to your movement... you will take their spirit.. their dedication... unselfishness to your cause... and you will USE it. But if they embaress the movement, then the movement will distance themselves from the fanatics.

What you are currently doing is perhaps worse. What you are doing is instead of blaming your own fanatics for these acts you're blaming it on a shadowy unknown force lurking in your midst. Well, one of your fanatics might buy that line, but I won't. I'll need proof that plants in your organization are responsible or I will with justification blame your own group for your own fanatics.


And compromise our cause? What if that cause cannot be compromised? Would African Americans settle for most of thier civil rights during the movement in the 60s? Hell no.
You have to compromise. take what you can get and don't tell people to revolt against the government if you don't get every little thing you want.


Remember, some people disagree with you. And as much as you might not like it that means they can counter your movement without holding a single protest. Simply letting their representatives know they disagree with you is enough.


So take what you can get and don't try to take more then you have a right to. You can protest... but when you make fanatics... when you demonize people... well... people are going to watch you. And if you don't like that, that's just too damn bad. I want fanatics watched. That is my vote. I have as much a right to a vote as anyone in your movement and I'm not alone. So the fanatics will be watched.


I guess you can do that if you're a centrist, but soemtimes there are no such thing as a middle ground, and what then? That is what protesting is all about because there is no compromise.
If there is no middle ground then there are no centerists. If there are centerists then there is a middle ground... you just don't see it. You're mistaking not being willing to compromise with not being able to compromise. On some issues you won't have a choice. You will have to compromise. That's reality.


I know you see your movement as a moral imperative. You are right and the people against you are wrong. They are not only wrong but they are perhaps evil... they are morally wrong... their acts are violations of all that is good and holy.


But you see, religious fanatics believe the same thing. There is but ONE God etc... and they don't believe there is any compromise there either. They see no middle ground. There are the children of God and there are the children of Satan. If all that are not the children of God are the children of Satan then what is wrong with putting them ALL to the sword? Convert or die? Nothing, they should be put to the sword if they are children of eternal evil. But then, what if they're not... what if you've just been sucked into a fanatical mental framework that prevents you from seeing people that disagree with you as worthy human beings with a right a point of view?


I am telling you now that I can see you've got some fanatical tendencies already. PULL BACK before it's too late. Remember, if there are people in the middle there is a middle. And also remember you can't justify anything in the name of your Crusade/Jhad/Revolution.


No matter what your issue is... there is always a point where it won't be justified. People like me don't go to rallies. We don't protest. We don't blow up buildings or throw cows blood on people.


We speak quietly and vote. But if you threaten the peace you will scare me... and if you scare me I will support things that will make me safe from you. I will even kill for that peace. I want peace. Real bone deep peace. I don't mind your political views and even support some of them. But if you try to start a revolution... I won't cry foul if someone puts a bullet between your eyes. I'm not saying people should be killed for speaking their mind... but if they go farther and try to pull the whole country apart for their revolution... then not only will I support someone icing them, but I'll pull the damn trigger myself.

Protesting is a way to get your congressperson aware of your position, and if they paying attention, they would see the publics opinion. However, I do not think congresspeople actually listen to the people to make thier decisions personally, but that in itself is a whole other topic.
No you talk to your congressmen or write him/her letters to get them aware. Protests are for typically put on for someone else's congressmen... not your own. Your congressmen typically already know what you want.
 
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