[QUOTE="23crossdressers"]Glenn Beck cannot be trusted, he is a servant to corrupted media and is only using this as a ploy for money. Same with alex jones, however alex jones is infinitly superior to glenn beck and any liberal/conservative talk show host. there are many conspiracy theories and at best they are half right, and that is better than most information.LJS9502_basic
QFT
He's just there to make genuine conspiracries/conspiracy researchers look bad, IMO.
Very few if any conspiracy theorists look good....True, just like the people who discussed the round Earth in the flat Earth days.
Glenn Beck cannot be trusted, he is a servant to corrupted media and is only using this as a ploy for money. Same with alex jones, however alex jones is infinitly superior to glenn beck and any liberal/conservative talk show host. there are many conspiracy theories and at best they are half right, and that is better than most information.23crossdressers
QFT
He's just there to make genuine conspiracries/conspiracy researchers look bad, IMO.
Do people really believe in man-made earthquake's? You'd need the energy of several nuclear bombs to even move tectonic plates an inch. n Horrible news, reminds me of the big earthquake we had in Turkey.
DrTrafalgarLaw
No, you simply need directed energy at specific frequency ranges (look up 2.5 Hz - The Earthquake frequency) to stimulate fault lines. Locations that are used for HAARP/directed energy/scalar wave generation can join synergistically around the globe for increased volume of directed energy and focus on whatever specific locale. Look up the Father of Weather Weapons. Him and plenty more of ex-CIA and navy and other top military personnel who have came out on these subjects.
Do you seriously think that an earthquake in a tectonic collision zone is really unusual?
worlock77
I'm thinking more along the lines of H.A.A.R.P. technology. I find that bit of C.T. stuff very interesting.
Nevermind the fact that Iran is one of the most seismically active countries on the planet and is criss-crossed by an insane number of fault lines huh?
Of course it could happen naturally. Nobody is doubting that. Tonnes of fault lines and what not, yeah it's a higher chance than other places for an occurrence. But that still doesn't mean an earthquake can not be induced by artificial means, fault lines stimulated/agitated by directed energy.
The difference is that people knew about the ps3 during launch. Some held back because it was expensive, and some others held back until better games are out despite knowing that they'll buy it no matter what. The ps3 had many many pontential customers during launch, all waiting for the right game, right time, or right pricepoint.
I'm not sure I can say the same for the Wii U. Believe it or not, many people are totally unaware of the existence of the Wii U. Many who do know think the Wii U is a gamepad add-on to the Wii, thanks to Nintendo's marketing.
jhcho2
That's what I thought it sounded like before finishing your post. *Half way through your second paragraph* "They should of called it an entire different name, or the Wii 2. Wii U sounds like an accessory for the Wii." *Finishes* Ahh! Just what I thought.
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