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The fact is, Non-pressurized hydrocarbon fire does not produce temperatures high enough to deform Steel. This alone refutes the fac that "Jet fuel" melted the steel structure in the WTC. And Towers 1&2 were both designed for each of them to take TWO impacts from a 707 and remain standing. So what Caused the towers to collapse? fireman2: We made it outside, we made it about a block. fireman1: We made it at least 2 blocks. fireman2: 2 blocks. fireman1: and we started runnin' fireman2: poch-poch-poch-poch-poch-poch-poch fireman1: Floor by floor it started poppin' out .. fireman2: It was as if as if they had detonated, det.. fireman1: yea detonated yea fireman2: as if they had planned to take down a building, boom-boom-boom-boom-boom-boom-boom-boom ... fireman1: All the way down, I was watchin it, and runnin' This is from the documentary that those two french brothers made. http://911research.wtc7.net/re911/welcome.html Heres another firemen who heard SECONDARY EXPLOSIONS http://www.911blimp.net/videos/FDNY-explosions.mov September 12, 2001, New York City, People.com Louie Cacchioli, 51, is a firefighter assigned to Engine 47 in Harlem. Looks like a controlled demolition. Here are some quick facts concerning Mr. Silverstein: FACT: Larry Silverstein purchased the property rights of all 7 buildings of the WTC six weeks before September 11, 2001 with a single down payment of $100 million, despite high vacancy rates of offices at the WTC. FACT: This was the first time that the WTC had changed hands in its thirty year history. FACT: The WTC complex was not insured against an act of war, but new policies were added prior to 9/11 that insured against terrorist damage. FACT: Silverstein sought to double his insurance payout to 7 billion dollars claiming the 2 planes were 2 separate attacks. The decision to 'pull' WTC 7 would have made a lot of people happy: Quote: The SEC has not quantified the number of active cases in which substantial files were destroyed [in the collapse of WTC 7]. Reuters news service and the Los Angeles Times published reports estimating them at 3,000 to 4,000. They include the agency's major inquiry into the manner in which investment banks divvied up hot shares of initial public offerings during the high-tech boom. ..."Ongoing investigations at the New York SEC will be dramatically affected because so much of their work is paper-intensive," said Max Berger of New York's Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann. "This is a disaster for these cases." [New York Lawyer] Citigroup says some information that the committee is seeking [about WorldCom] was destroyed in the Sept. 11 terror attack on the World Trade Center. Salomon had offices in 7 World Trade Center, one of the buildings that collapsed in the aftermath of the attack. The bank says that back-up tapes of corporate emails from September 1998 through December 2000 were stored at the building and destroyed in the attack. [TheStreet] Inside [WTC 7 was] the US Secret Service's largest field office with more than 200 employees. ..."All the evidence that we stored at 7 World Trade, in all our cases, went down with the building," according to US Secret Service Special Agent David Curran. [TechTV] Silverstein: WTC Leaseholder May Collect Up To $4.6B, Greg Levine, 12.06.04 Towers 1 and 2 collapsed in (approx) ten seconds. Which means they fell at (approx) the same speed as free fall (indicating that there was little or no resistance). Yet the floors themselves were 39" thick and the top 4" was a poured concrete slab that had interlocking vertical steel trusses underneath it. If there weren't explosives used, this steel would have absorbed much of the kinetic energy as one floor fell onto another causing the 110-story towers to fall slower than ten seconds. From the 2004 bookWaking Up From Our Nightmare The 9/11/01 Crimes In New York City by Don Paul and Jim Hoffman

http://www.drinkinggame.us/ Here is the transcript directly from whitehouse.gov. http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2004/01/20040120-7.html Bottoms up!!

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Using igloo's own words against him 101: http://bbs.clubplanet.com/showpost.php?p=1326267&postcount=7 You are such a fucking lying douchebag it's patheitc. And to make sure you cannot re-edit the post where I found this, I went print screen mode (print screen key), I then went to start/accessories/paint and in paint, I went to the edit menu and chose paste in the drop down menu, then saved it as a .png file, then uploaded it as an attachment below.... and in link.... http://bbs.clubplanet.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=42147&d=1138774043 Iglooser, YOU'RE BUSTED!

What do you care.

Which shows how wrong iglooser's propaganda whores are. hahaha. Owned.

Nice going bashing your conservatively minded boy scouts asshole. Bush Sr. was one.

Wow, coming from the social assclown who posted an article suggesting the US should nuke Canada, it is not so surprising that all you can come up with is the usual vomit gusing from your rotted cunt. Perhaps you need a good "edit" on your existance. Do you have a bratz play group to attend little girl?

You can put the wine glasses down iglooser and dr. moron. They haven't got him yet. It is proven Al-Zawahri is still alive and all the US did was murder innocent civilians but what do you care as long as their skin tone isn't as white as yours nor the language isn't the same as yours? To you, every muslim is a terrorist. Al-Zawahri Mocks Bush Over Terrorism War By NADIA ABOU EL-MAGD, Associated Press Writer1 hour, 49 minutes ago In a new video aired Monday, al-Qaida's No. 2 Ayman al-Zawahri mocked President Bush as a "failure" in the war on terror, called him a "butcher" for killing innocent Pakistanis in a miscarried airstrike and chastised the United States for rejecting Osama bin Laden's offer of a truce. Al-Zawahri, wearing white robes and a white turban and speaking in a forceful and angry voice, also threatened a new attack in the United States — "God willing, on your own land." The video, broadcast on Al-Jazeera TV a day before Bush delivers his State of the Union address, provided the first concrete evidence that al-Zawahri was still alive after the Jan. 13 airstrike in eastern Pakistan that targeted him but was believed to have killed four other al-Qaida leaders. Thirteen villagers also died. The message came on the heels of a Jan. 19 audiotape by bin Laden, the al-Qaida leader's first tape in more than a year. Bin Laden said his followers were preparing an attack in the United States and offered the Americans a conditional truce, though he did not spell out terms. A U.S. counterterrorism official, who spoke on condition of anonymity in compliance with office policy, said there is no reason to doubt the authenticity of the al-Zawahri video, which U.S. intelligence officials were analyzing. The counterterrorism official noted the video was disseminated quickly, demonstrating al-Zawahri's ability to get his message out even faster than bin Laden. That suggests the two are not hiding together and bin Laden may be in a more remote location than his deputy, the official said. "The al-Qaida leadership is clearly on the run and under a lot of pressure," White House press secretary Scott McClellan said in response to the video. McClellan said the United States has brought many of the terrorist group's leaders to justice. "We continue to take the threat seriously and continue to pursue all those who seek to do us harm." The Homeland Security Department had no immediate plans to raise the nation's terror threat levels because of the Zawahri tape, said spokesman Russ Knocke. U.S. officials had said after the bin Laden tape that no intelligence indicated an imminent al-Qaida attack. On Monday, FBI Special Agent Richard Kolko said the bureau would ask agents around the country to review ongoing cases and tips in light of the latest video, especially with the State of the Union in Washington and the Super Bowl in Detroit this week. Al-Zawahri said in the video that he had a number of messages in the wake of the airstrike. In one message, he invited Bush to convert to Islam. "If you accept, you will become a brother in our faith and God will forgive you your sins," the Al-Jazeera news-reader quoted him as saying. The invitation was not in the excerpts aired by the Arab satellite station. He said the airstrike in Pakistan by an unmanned Predator craft targeted himself and four of his "brothers" in al-Qaida. Instead, he said, it killed 18 civilians — "men, women, and children" — and he called Bush "the butcher of Washington." "Bush, you are not only defeated and a liar, but, with God's help and might, a failure. You are a curse on your own nation and you have brought and will bring them only catastrophes and tragedies," he said. "Bush, do you know where I am? I am among the Muslim masses, enjoying God's blessing of their support, care, generosity and protection," al-Zawahri said. He said he had a message "to the American people, who are drowning in illusions. I tell you that Bush and his gang are shedding your blood and wasting your money in failed adventures." "The lion of Islam, Sheik Osama bin Laden, may God protect him, offered you a decent exit from your dilemma. But your leaders, who are keen to accumulate wealth, insist on throwing you into battle and killing your souls in Iraq and Afghanistan and — God willing — on your own land," he said. The airstrike hit a building where al-Zawahri had been expected to attend a holiday dinner but did not show up, according to Pakistani intelligence officials. The officials say four al-Qaida militants may have been killed in the attack — possibly including a son-in-law of al-Zawahri and an Egyptian bombmaker on the U.S. most-wanted list — but their identities have not been confirmed nor their bodies found. The deaths of the villagers in the strike sparked widespread anger in Pakistan. Al-Zawahri warned Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf to stop cooperation with the United States, saying "your time of judgment is approaching." No automatic weapons were visible in the video Monday, unlike past videos by the al-Qaida deputy in which a gun often appeared next to him. In the bottom left corner, the video had the logo in Arabic and English of Al-Sahab, an al-Qaida video production company that made some past videos by bin Laden and al-Zawahri. Al-Jazeera aired two short excerpts from the video. It was not immediately known how long the entire tape was. During the year of silence from bin Laden, al-Zawahri issued several video and audiotapes, including one claiming al-Qaida's responsibility for the July 7 London bombings. The last video from al-Zawahri came on Jan. 6, when he called the U.S. decision to withdraw some troops from Iraq a victory for the Islamic world. Mark Ensalaco, an international terrorism expert at the University of Dayton, Ohio, said the tape's release may have been timed for Bush's State of Union address. "Al-Qaida is very conscious of such things," he said. "Having bin Laden and al-Zawahri appear in quick succession in these tapes underscores the fact that they're alive and well and still plotting attacks," he said. ___ Associated Press reporters Katherine Shrader and Mark Sherman in Washington http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060131/ap_on_re_mi_ea/zawahri_tape&printer=1;_ylt=Aq7jgf4EpnXFhz.D.AdfCDsUewgF;_ylu=X3oDMTA3MXN1bHE0BHNlYwN0bWE-

A blow job?

And she has the right to that opinion. I wonder how gotmilk would feel if somebody told him how to think. I agree with barraquilla.

More disgraceful anti american far right extremist bullshit from igloo. King of the NAZI movement.

Muslims Burn Danish Flag in Protest Against Muhammad Cartoons Jan. 30 (Bloomberg) -- The Danish flag was burnt in the West Bank yesterday as Muslims protested against cartoons satirizing the prophet Muhammad published by Denmark's biggest newspaper, the Nordic nation's Foreign Ministry said. Muslims in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Bahrain, Syria and Yemen are seeking a boycott of Danish goods, Danmarks Radio reported Jan. 29. Libya followed its Saudi counterpart and closed its embassy in Copenhagen, Danish newspaper Politiken said yesterday, citing Libyan state news agency Jana. The protests follow Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen's Oct. 21 refusal to meet ambassadors of 11 Muslim countries to discuss censuring the Jyllands-Posten paper after it printed 12 cartoons of the prophet on Sept. 30, including one showing Muhammad wearing a bomb instead of a turban. Muslim leaders want an official apology. ``The incidents are worrying, because we usually have a good dialogue with the Arab world,'' Danish Foreign Minister Per Stig Moeller said in a statement on the ministry Web site late yesterday. The ministry is working ``to deal with the situation in all its aspects, diplomatic, security and economic'' Moeller will discuss the Middle Eastern boycotts with his European counterparts at a meeting in Brussels today. A Danish umbrella group of 21 Muslim organizations sent a delegation to Egypt, Syria and Lebanon to rally support against Denmark. The group met Muslim leaders including the Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit and the General Secretary of the Arab League Amre Moussa, said Ahmed Akkari, a spokesman for the group. Smearing Campaign ``We asked them whether they could live with something like this in their own countries, and of course they said no,'' he said on Jan. 18. The ambassadors to Denmark of Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Pakistan, Egypt, Indonesia, Algeria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Libya, Morocco, and Palestine on Oct. 12 wrote to Rasmussen saying the cartoons were part of a ``smearing campaign'' against Muslims. ``We may underline that it can also cause reactions in Muslim countries and among Muslim communities in Europe,'' the ambassadors wrote. They urged Rasmussen ``to take all those responsible to task under the law of the land.'' Rasmussen on Oct. 21 said it wasn't the role of government to circumscribe freedom of the press. ``We want either an apology or some kind of explanation as to why they chose to do the cartoons,'' Akkari said. Flemming Rose, cultural editor at Jyllands-Posten's Copenhagen office, said the paper won't apologize. No Regrets ``An apology would imply we regret what we've done, which we don't,'' Rose said in a telephone interview on Jan. 23. ``We do satires of Jesus, the royal family and politicians; not to do satires of Muslims would show prejudice as we would be treating them differently from all other groups.'' The 21 Muslim organizations have had their case rejected by Denmark's High Court and are currently waiting for a decision from the country's Supreme Court, Akkari said. ``A few of the Jyllands-Posten cartoons link the prophet to terrorism,'' said Tyge Trier, a lawyer at Eversheds Copenhagen specializing in international human rights law, in a phone interview on Jan. 18. ``I'd say even these cartoons don't violate the criminal code's paragraph on racism, though they come pretty close.'' Denmark, together with Italy, was singled out as a potential al-Qaeda target after the July 7 London bombings last year for its participation in the Iraq war. The country has 540 troops in Iraq and U.S. President George W. Bush has called Rasmussen a ``steadfast'' ally. To contact the reporter on this story: Tasneem Brogger in Copenhagen at at tbrogger@bloomberg.net Last Updated: January 30, 2006 04:08 EST http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000085&sid=ahyOflSnJzUk&refer=europe#

http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=idaho_blows Give Idaho back to Britain. I hate Idaho drivers. I know, I know, everybody has a local horror story about bad drivers, but until you've experienced the lofty heights of ineptitude of an Idaho driver, kindly shut the hell up. I've done a fair amount of driving around the states, and people from Idaho take the cake. If you see some dipshit holding up traffic for miles, there's a good chance that the driver is from Idaho. Just look for this stupid plate: Idaho's state colors are: red, white, and boring. I'd go so far as to say that Idaho is the most boring state in the union. Though, I have to admit that I've never been to New Hampshire, where the most interesting thing that state has/had going for it is the formation of a cliff that kind of looked like the face of an old man when viewed from a certain angle. New Hampshire is so boring that they literally put this arbitrary geological formation on their state coin. The "face" finally collapsed in 2003, causing many to be so distressed that they literally cried: WHERE'S YOUR OLD MAN NOW? New Hampshire's Tourism Industry: 0, Me: 1. To be fair, having a rock that sort of looks like a face as your state symbol is like diving into a tub full of tits when compared to Idaho, where there's so little going on that they proudly proclaim how famous their potatoes are on their license plates. Are you kidding me? Celebrities are famous. Landmarks are famous. The starchy, underground stems of plants that are used for deep frying side dishes are not. Wow, your state vegetable is a tuber. SNORE. Idaho is possibly the only state in the union that actively makes its residents become shitty drivers because of how uninteresting it is. There aren't any "skyscrapers" in Idaho, so when they get bored, they drive down to Utah to gawk at ours. The only problem is, there aren't any skyscrapers in Utah either. Here's a comparison chart to show the tallest building in Salt Lake City (the largest city in Utah), to some landmarks in real cities: I've pissed higher than the tallest building in Utah. So you can imagine how bored you'd have to be to come here. If you still aren't convinced that Idaho is the dullest place on earth, here's a list of things to do in Idaho (these come directly from visitidaho.org): Visit the 45th parallel: "Just 2.5 miles north of New Meadows on U.S. 95 lies the imaginary line of the 45th Parallel. This sign-posted line marks the spot half-way between the Equator and the North Pole and is a popular photo-stop. A small rest stop offers visitors information about the area." Oooh! The 45th parallel, sounds like seconds of fun. I'd better bring extra film in case one of the rolls don't develop, because otherwise my friends will never believe that I've actually been to the 45th parallel! Pass. Moscow Area Agricultural Loop Tour: "Idaho is not only number one in potato growing but produces the most lentils, too. Latah County is referred to as the Dry Pea and Lentil Capital of the World, where peas and beans are grown in the Palouse hills surrounding Moscow. The area is also filled with winter wheat fields. The Moscow Chamber of Commerce provides a detailed visitor's guide for your own driving tour of this productive and picturesque farmland." HOLY SHIT, I LIVE NEXT TO THE DRY PEA AND LENTIL CAPITAL OF THE WORLD? Why didn't anyone tell me??? Here I've been shit-listing Utah for all these years, when I've been living in a state that borders the dry pea and lentil capital of the world. I hereby revoke anything bad I've ever said about Idaho. And by revoke, I mean reaffirm. Boise Towne Square Mall: "Idaho's largest mall offers anchor stores Macy's, Dillard's, Mervyns, J. C. Penney, Sears and numerous other shops and restaurants. Other stores located nearby include Toys R Us, Target, Best Buy, Linens n' Things and more. The neighborhood has grown into the largest shopping area in Idaho." Visit such exotic locations as J.C. Penney, Mervyns, Best Buy, and Sears, all for free? Get out. It's almost like the Idaho board of tourism doesn't want tourists. Idaho is the only state where not telling people what there is to see will actually get more people to visit. Not only is Idaho a ho-hum state, Idahoans (their word, not mine) are gullible. Idaho was named in 1860 by George M. Willing, a mining lobbyist who pulled the name out of his ass (look it up). He picked the name "idaho" and told congress that it was a Shoshone Indian word that meant "Gem of the Mountains." Most westerners in the United States are completely devoid of any cultural heritage, so it has always been popular out here to latch onto American Indian monikers. When people finally caught on that "Idaho" was a made up name, it was too late. The name caught on and the morons who live there have called themselves "Idahoans" ever since. I propose that we give Idaho back to the British, since that's who we got it from in the first place. I don't think it'll be too much of a problem because there aren't a lot of people in Idaho. According to the 2004 Census report, Idaho's population is 1,393,262. Just for comparison, there are 1,970,000 cows in Idaho. New rule: if your state has more cows than people, you don't get to be a state anymore. Pictured above: Idaho's busiest airport. The biggest thing to happen to Idaho in years is the movie "Napoleon Dynamite," which was filmed there. This movie was such a big deal that Idaho's state legislature has proposed a resolution to commend the creators of the movie for raising awareness of Idaho. Way to put those tax dollars to use you shit dicks. Bang-up job.

Excited for someone who hates both America and Canada as much as you hate freedom dr moron?

Running away dr moron?

Weapons of Mass Destruction found! Zoom on Doom: Easy-to-find nuclear weapons map 30 April 2003 Print Send February, 2003: Greenpeace 'weapons inspector' outside the U.S. embassy in Spain. Enlarge Image Amsterdam, Netherlands — Since the US and the UK are having such a hard time finding weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, we thought we'd lend a hand by providing this easy guide to the nukes we know about. UN Weapons Inspectors and citizen weapons inspectors are welcome to use our map to check up on just where those elusive Weapons of Mass Destruction have been hiding. All information about these locations has been drawn from public sources, so we didn't have to worry about invading any countries, incurring civilian casualties, paying costly bounties for inside information or mess around with torture or illegal detention. And here's the best part: if the US and the UK want to dismantle some WMDs, they don't need to go on costly excursions to foreign countries. We found plenty in their own backyards. You can view the map by clicking here. Requires Macromedia Flash For the next two weeks, the parties to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) will be meeting in Geneva. Under the terms of that 1970 accord, the world's non-nuclear weapons states agreed to stay that way. In exchange, the countries that fessed up to owning nuclear weapons at the time agreed to get rid of them. We hope the delegates to the NPT will have a quick look at the map to easily identify the "bad guys" who haven't been disarming as they promised. (Clue: there are a lot of little radiation symbols in France, the US, China, Russia, and the UK.) After a careful review of available data, you too can confirm the blindingly obvious: none of the NPT's Nuclear Five have done very well in scaling back their nuclear arsenals. They've failed utterly to eliminate them. If the nuclear powers are seriously concerned about the WMDs of India, Pakistan, Israel, and Korea, they ought to look to the example they set. Now call us old fashioned, but we believe that a key lesson of the Iraq crisis is that international laws and treaties to prevent proliferation must be strengthened, not weakened. All of us who marched against the Iraq war want to see the North Korean crisis and future proliferation problems solved by negotiation, not pre-emptive military strikes. "In the long run, the most effective means to halt proliferation is the rule of law applied universally and even-handedly to all states, not unilateral gunboat diplomacy," says William Peden, of Greenpeace International's disarmament campaign. The NPT declares disarmament the international norm - 182 of its 187 members have pledged never to acquire nuclear weapons. But some of those states, such as Brazil, are becoming increasingly aggravated with the failure of the Nuclear Five to live up to their part of the bargain. North Korea recently left the treaty regime and has declared itself to be a nuclear power. Greenpeace activists dressed as missiles appeared at the missions of the nuclear weapons states in Geneva as the meeting began to demand "inspectors" symbolically dismantle the cardboard arsenals. Greenpeace also issued a deck of cards with the pictures of the known nuclear "bad guys" to provide guidance to the NPT delegates about who needed to disarm. Here's what we want to see out of this round of the NPT: North Korea should abandon the pursuit of nuclear weapons and rejoin the NPT. States should reject the use of military force to resolve proliferation concerns, and uphold the value of multilateral legal mechanisms. States should reject the "first strike" use of nuclear weapons, and agree legally binding security assurances. All nuclear weapon states should commit to the goal of eliminating their illegal nuclear arsenals and halting the development of new nuclear weapons or the "refurbishment" of existing ones. States should agree an emergency mechanism to deal more swiftly and effectively with future crises such as North Korea's withdrawal from the NPT. The promotion of "dual use" nuclear technology, particularly reprocessing and enrichment technologies, which is permitted under the NPT, should be stopped and a comprehensive ban on the production and use of all fissile material agreed.If there are nuclear weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, we hope the right people find them. But we're not exactly sure who the right people would be, given their mission ought to be something the US and UK are not very good at: dismantling them. For more information about the NPT prepatory meeting, you can read a detailed briefing here. ========================== Map Sources include: Deadly Arsenals: tracking weapons of mass destruction, Joseph Cirincione with Jon B Wolfsthal and Miriam Rajkumar, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/index.html http://www.fas.org/nuke/guide/index.html http://www.thebulletin.org/issues/nukenotes/nukenote.html

Eat it. http://0402.netclime.net/1_5/A/4/M/fox.wmv http://www.wicz.com/news2005/viewarticle.asp?a=282 http://www.wicz.com/news2005/viewarticle.asp?a=291 http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/spyring.html http://0402.netclime.net/1_5/H/L/T/stlfox.wmv http://0402.netclime.net/1_5/A/4/M/fox.wmv Not only you need to learn to read, you need to learn to quote. Not only you need to learn to quote, you need to learn to keep your dick in your pants when your dog does a lap dance on ya. Or does that excite you?

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Illiteracy alert...... Illiteracy alert...... Illiteracy alert...... Fox News is owned by Newscorp which is owned by media mogul Ruppert Murdoch who owns Fox Affiliated stations as well as news publications nationwide and world wide and also owns SkyNet. National Geographic produced the documentary and aired it on Fox News. I never said National Geographic is owned by Fox News. LEARN TO READ DUMBFUCK!!

After all, your favorite bush bot lovers at Fox News aired the documentary bitchboy.

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