What's the point, you will just say that it is government fabricated evidence.
9/11 Passenger phone calls - Wikisource
so how can you argue against want the conspiracy theories say?
What's the point, you will just say that it is government fabricated evidence.
9/11 Passenger phone calls - Wikisource
so how can you argue against want the conspiracy theories say?
How can you argue for what the conspiracy theories say?
which means i have every right to say and believe what I want without you telling me i'm looney.
which means i have every right to say and believe what I want without you telling me i'm looney.
my friend was assulted in the US by a police officer at Wall Street. She was pregnant at the time which resulted in a miscarriage. The governement have still yet to respond to her. The officier is still in duty carrying on as normal and we are all supposed to accept thats democracy!?
ps do you not realise that alot of people believe right now that the governments are lying conning scum bags. Why should we believe what Obama shows us? The man got a noble peace prize for invading Syria!
Of course you have the right to believe in what you want to. But you are alluding to what a theory needs to be credible. How can you argue for a theory when it is not backed up by any cold, hard, evidence? I don't want to tell you you're looney, I'd much rather discuss with you why it is that you believe these 'theories'. Currently you are using the defence that religious advocates use, the 'God exists, disprove' line, without backing up your ideas with real evidence.
Marvellous.
'I played for Aberavon in 1898,' said a stranger to Enoch Davies.
'Liar,' said Enoch Davies.
'I can show you photos,' said the stranger.
“Forged” said Enoch Davies.
And l'll show you my cap at home".
"Stolen".
"I got friends to prove it", the stranger said in a fury.
"Bribed", said Enoch Davies
(Dylan Thomas - Quite Early One Morning)
Well if your someone who can't live without 100% fact! then how do you justify living in a christian dominated society?
Of course you have the right to believe in what you want to. But you are alluding to what a theory needs to be credible. How can you argue for a theory when it is not backed up by any cold, hard, evidence? I don't want to tell you you're looney, I'd much rather discuss with you why it is that you believe these 'theories'. Currently you are using the defence that religious advocates use, the 'God exists, disprove' line, without backing up your ideas with real evidence.
There are spies on the Shoreham Roundabout. They are Spies.
Who are they spying and where are they from? They are radioactive. Why else would they be green?
I'm sorry but that one works both ways. Atheists say "God doesn't exist" and show no proof, religious people say "God exists" and show no proof.
There is NO proof incontravertible proof for OR against the existence of God, and that's exactly why that debate will run and run and run, because there is no way for either side to get the other to see what they're saying.
There is NO proof incontravertible proof for OR against the existence of God
I'm sorry but that one works both ways. Atheists say "God doesn't exist" and show no proof, religious people say "God exists" and show no proof.
There is NO proof incontravertible proof for OR against the existence of God, and that's exactly why that debate will run and run and run, because there is no way for either side to get the other to see what they're saying.
Of course you have the right to believe in what you want to. But you are alluding to what a theory needs to be credible. How can you argue for a theory when it is not backed up by any cold, hard, evidence? I don't want to tell you you're looney, I'd much rather discuss with you why it is that you believe these 'theories'. Currently you are using the defence that religious advocates use, the 'God exists, disprove' line, without backing up your ideas with real evidence.
Is that scientific evidence or what? ( See Dylan Thomas quote ). I would say that a more reasonable approach would be to ask if in front of a normal court of law the "evidence" available was presented, what would be the chances of a conviction. In some cases I believe there would be charges to be answered. In most criminal cases where "conspiracy" between two or more parties is deemed to have been committed, the so called hard evidence you demand, is not available but reasonable people use the information they do have to join up the dots. The problem is that as soon as an issue gains the "conspiracy theory" moniker, it is derided to foolish and can be put to bed for all bar the loonies. Western Governments actaully already use the device of calling an issue "conspiracy theory" to bury it by scaring people off for want of looking foolish. Many conspiracy theories turn out to have some truth in them, and almost all are less whacky than the rubbish pumped out by organsied religions.
Why should we believe what Obama shows us? The man got a noble peace prize for invading Syria!
are you from the future or a seer? He's going to get another peace prize? and you know when the invasion of Syria will occur?
are you from the future or a seer? He's going to get another peace prize? and you know when the invasion of Syria will occur?
I'm sorry but that one works both ways. Atheists say "God doesn't exist" and show no proof