More 9-11 Prediction Nonsense
The Truthers really seem to love this crap, although I don't really get how it ties in with the conspiracy theories. Do they really think comic books creators, video game producers and TV and movie people were all in on the plot years before hand and told to put subtle messages into their products?
I covered some more examples of supposed foreshadowing of 9-11 years ago. Look, this is really simple. Movie directors and comic creators and the like all want to put their action against spectacular backdrops. Hitchcock used the Statue of Liberty in Saboteur, and Mount Rushmore in North by Northwest. Comic books frequently used iconic buildings as backdrops; here's an example using the Chrysler Building in New York:
posted by Pat @ 4:07 PM
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One of these days I'm going to find out the title of that novel from the 1970's that has a Weather Underground style group try to nuke the WTC with a home made bomb.
There's our evidence that Truthers read comic books more often than anyone else. Comics are fantasy based stories set in the real world.
All the if's, and's or but's
are what comic books reflect and Truthers use those 3 words more often when they're cornered into questioning or asking questions.
Well, that is all that is left of the truther movement: people like Gage who get their claim of fame from distorting 911, while not implying anything and people that live in a complete fantasy world in which everything is planned and foretold.
They left out the 2nd remake of King Kong where he scaled the WTC. It foreshadowed the use of genetically modified attack baboons that actually brought down the towers with their micronukes.
I remember reading back in the 1990s how both New York and New Orleans were vulnerable to a strike by a hurricane, and it went into detail about the kind of flooding both cities could experience.
I guess that was foretelling the New World Order using HAARP to create Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy, as two of the most prominent truthers, Bill Deagle and Jim Fetzer, had told us.
Still waiting for my flying car.
Hey wait, where's Brian? He's usually on here spouting bullshit left and right. I guess he's taking a break for the holidays to actually do some actual research. Like that'll never happen.
I think he is googling Rodriguez to find other pages to rant on....
Stewie, you have to remember what time of year it is. Brian's parents probably promised to take him to see Santa Claus if he stopped posting spam all over the internet.
Then he'll be able to meet toy-making elves instead of the ones that spray magic thermite on the columns of the WTC.
LMAO Ian!
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