The Obama Deception

[rwarn17588]

quote:

In my experience when there is total agreement, it is usually totally wrong.

By that logic, we should toss out centuries of the scientific method and all the technological advances from it.

Gee, I guess the law of gravity is invalid now, because everyone agrees with it. (sarcasm)

[Hawkins]

quote:Originally posted by altruismsuffers

I am bringing up a topic.  Should I ask, "what do you all think of Obama?"  And Black Helicopter conspiracy crap?  What are you talking about man?

From their own mouths:  "We need to have a civilian national security force"

"Everyone will serve three months of basic training"

"Its not based on any particular data point...we just wanted a really big number"  In reference to the 600 billion bailout plan

"we were told there would be martial law if we voted no"

Dude you really need to wake up.  The economy is crashing down around you... you need to figure out whats going on before the bread lines start.

All of those quotes are taken out of context, but serve as great ammo for a conspiracy talk show host like Alex.

I've heard him on the Art Bell show. He makes it all sound pretty convincing.

Ever consider the possibly that Alex is actually a counterintelligence agent working FOR the global elitists?? Perhaps by clicking on infowars.com, you've put yourself on a secret list!!

Perhaps YOU will be among the first they round up to take to the secret detention facilities they've built right under our noses!!

Did you see how effectively the Tulsa Police Department shut down 169 during 4:00 rush hour Monday??

They said it was so the highway could be treated, but we all know the highway wasn't frozen yet due the frequency of traffic. It was only wet.

Perhaps the TPD's real motive was to engage in a trial run of their planned operation to shut down 169 when martial law is declared to prevent us from fleeing the major population areas!

Due to the healthy amount of G-23 Paxilon Hydrochlorate in Tulsa's water supply, motorists complied readily to the TPD's blockade of 169 during rush hour, and submitted themselves to a longer, more dangerous trip home on icy side-roads with heavy traffic.
Thus, the trial run for the TPD was a success!

Yes, they want to round us up, and keep us in the downtown arena (the REAL reason we built an multi-million dollar arena in the lowest income section of Tulsa) where we will be starved and raped, just like they did to the residents of New Orleans after the CIA weathermachine-controlled hurricane sacked their city!!




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[Neptune]

quote:Originally posted by rwarn17588

Gee, I guess the law of gravity is invalid now, because everyone agrees with it. (sarcasm)

I am not sure that I agree with the Law of Gravity.  Yes, I'm seemingly stuck to this earth.  No, it's not "God glue".  I think Isaac Newton's Law of Gravity was brilliant, it still works for the most part and it still serves it's original purpose and function.  It's just incorrect.  I believe I am now a full fledged follower of the gravitational version represented in General Relativity.  Though I'm still working out the details on that.  You know, It's kind of complicated.

Now, back on topic.  Nutty, says I.

[Red Arrow]

quote:Originally posted by Neptune

quote:Originally posted by rwarn17588

Gee, I guess the law of gravity is invalid now, because everyone agrees with it. (sarcasm)

I am not sure that I agree with the Law of Gravity.  Yes, I'm seemingly stuck to this earth.  No, it's not "God glue".  I think Isaac Newton's Law of Gravity was brilliant, it still works for the most part and it still serves it's original purpose and function.  It's just incorrect.  I believe I am now a full fledged follower of the gravitational version represented in General Relativity.  Though I'm still working out the details on that.  You know, It's kind of complicated.

Now, back on topic.  Nutty, says I.

Sorry, one more off topic:

There is no gravity. The earth just sucks. []

[Hometown]

quote:Originally posted by rwarn17588

quote:

In my experience when there is total agreement, it is usually totally wrong.

By that logic, we should toss out centuries of the scientific method and all the technological advances from it.

Gee, I guess the law of gravity is invalid now, because everyone agrees with it. (sarcasm)

"...

Newton's laws do not explain why all objects attract all others. By 1916 the theoretical physicist Albert Einstein had formulated a new theory of gravity that attempted to explain its actual nature. In his theory, called general relativity, gravity does not exist as a real force. Instead, each mass in the universe bends the very structure of space and time around it, somewhat as a marble sitting on a very thin piece of rubber does. This distortion of the space surrounding each object in turn bends the path of all objects, even those possessing no mass at all such as photons.

Despite the success of Einstein's theory, much remains unknown about gravity. Still unanswered are questions about its relation to the other three forces of nature, why it is so much weaker, and why matter creates the curvature of space around it. These and other fundamental questions about gravity continue to be the subject of theoretical work by scientists."  

...."

Apparently there are still some unanswered questions about gravity Rwarn.  (Positive energy eclipses sarcasm)

http://www.grantchronicles.com/gravitymk.htm

[Conan71]

"Gravity...not just a great idea, it's the law!"

-unknown

[cannon_fodder]

Which is why science is so great.  We can question hundreds of years of "fact" when new evidence presents itself.  It take an affirmative and recreated act or discovery to gradually confirm a theory.  The theory can be cast aside when contrary evidence is presented and a new better theory can be formulated.

Newtonian Physics still work on a macro scale in our daily lives.  But on a micro and super macro (cosmic) scale they begin to break down.  Einsteins theory of General Relativity (which is an expansion of specific relativity) can more accurately predict the motion of cosmic bodies (as proven by the eclipse photos) and was extrapolated upon to predict the movement of articles at the atomic level (correctly, as it turns out).  HOWEVER, it fails to describe the motion of subatomic particles (quantum mechanics, string theory, "weak force" etc.).  

Thus, Newtonian physics are still useful for figuring most things out.  Will the building stand?  How far would a gold ball hit at an imaginary screen have gone?  Most our lives operate under Newtonian physics.

Einsteins theories are useful for atomic principles, space travel, and theoretical fields (his prediction of time slowing down as you approach the speed of light was mind boggling yet true).  But they fall apart.  Thus, they are wrong.

$1 to the person who comes up with the fabled Theory of Everything or Unified Theory of Gravity.  It will on some level prove Einstein wrong or at very least improve upon his foundation.  Which would have made him very happy.

/I know the theories well, but I was not very good applying the math.  Too tedious for me.

[Hoss]

quote:Originally posted by cannon_fodder

Which is why science is so great.  We can question hundreds of years of "fact" when new evidence presents itself.  It take an affirmative and recreated act or discovery to gradually confirm a theory.  The theory can be cast aside when contrary evidence is presented and a new better theory can be formulated.

Newtonian Physics still work on a macro scale in our daily lives.  But on a micro and super macro (cosmic) scale they begin to break down.  Einsteins theory of General Relativity (which is an expansion of specific relativity) can more accurately predict the motion of cosmic bodies (as proven by the eclipse photos) and was extrapolated upon to predict the movement of articles at the atomic level (correctly, as it turns out).  HOWEVER, it fails to describe the motion of subatomic particles (quantum mechanics, string theory, "weak force" etc.).  

Thus, Newtonian physics are still useful for figuring most things out.  Will the building stand?  How far would a gold ball hit at an imaginary screen have gone?  Most our lives operate under Newtonian physics.

Einsteins theories are useful for atomic principles, space travel, and theoretical fields (his prediction of time slowing down as you approach the speed of light was mind boggling yet true).  But they fall apart.  Thus, they are wrong.

$1 to the person who comes up with the fabled Theory of Everything or Unified Theory of Gravity.  It will on some level prove Einstein wrong or at very least improve upon his foundation.  Which would have made him very happy.

/I know the theories well, but I was not very good applying the math.  Too tedious for me.

Forty-two

[cannon_fodder]

quote:Originally posted by Hoss


Forty-two

+1 for the reference.

[altruismsuffers]

quote:Originally posted by Hawkins

quote:Originally posted by altruismsuffers

I am bringing up a topic.  Should I ask, "what do you all think of Obama?"  And Black Helicopter conspiracy crap?  What are you talking about man?

From their own mouths:  "We need to have a civilian national security force"

"Everyone will serve three months of basic training"

"Its not based on any particular data point...we just wanted a really big number"  In reference to the 600 billion bailout plan

"we were told there would be martial law if we voted no"

Dude you really need to wake up.  The economy is crashing down around you... you need to figure out whats going on before the bread lines start.

Perhaps YOU will be among the first they round up to take to the secret detention facilities they've built right under our noses!!


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The "Secret" detention camps are no longer secret my friend.  H.R. 645: To direct the Secretary of Homeland Security to establish national emergency centers on military installations.

Owe I guess if they don't call them "Concentration Camps" then they are nothing to worry about.  

[altruismsuffers]

KBR awarded Homeland Security contract worth up to $385M

[cannon_fodder]

I love the Halliburton witch hunt.  In other news, Boeing will get a new aviation contract, Exxon supplies oil to the military, and New Port News will build more ships.  It's what they do, of course they will get military contracts.

Start a company and bid against them if you think you can do it better/cheaper.  I'd be damn glad to see the competition.

[altruismsuffers]

quote:Originally posted by cannon_fodder

I love the Halliburton witch hunt.  In other news, Boeing will get a new aviation contract, Exxon supplies oil to the military, and New Port News will build more ships.  It's what they do, of course they will get military contracts.

Start a company and bid against them if you think you can do it better/cheaper.  I'd be damn glad to see the competition.

Dude, are you living in a cave?  Even before the first shots were fired in Iraq, the Pentagon had secretly awarded Halliburton subsidiary Kellogg, Brown & Root a two-year, no-bid contract  
Do you not understand the term "NO-BID CONTRACT"?