Tin foil hat time

**English Noodles** · 14-07-2009, 07:21 PM

Originally Posted by blackgang

he is not very bright ya know

Coming from you, someone who claims to have lost his virginity at the age of 5 years old, is convinced that Moscow has moved somehow from the Eastern European Plain in to Asia, and thinks that referring to 13 year old girls QUOTE 'wet holes' on an internet forum is okay behavior. I doubt I will lose any sleep over your opinion of me.

**madasafish** · 14-07-2009, 07:34 PM

^My god - did he really say all that?

**Fabian** · 14-07-2009, 07:38 PM

So I guess you are wearing a tin foil hat too, EN?

**English Noodles** · 14-07-2009, 07:48 PM

Originally Posted by madasafish

My god - did he really say all that?

Yes, he did.

**blackgang** · 14-07-2009, 09:01 PM

I doubt I will lose any sleep over your opinion of me.

I doubt I will either.

Yes I did say that, now go to the thread and read it in context, becauase the small dicked Thai that travels on a Brit passport will not make an accurate quote.

**Rural Surin** · 14-07-2009, 09:05 PM

Originally Posted by blackgang

I doubt I will lose any sleep over your opinion of me.

I doubt I will either.

Yes I did say that, now go to the thread and read it in context, becauase the small dicked Thai that travels on a Brit passport will not make an accurate quote.

Remember BG, he's got a drop or two of that Foreign Devil blood as well.

**blackgang** · 14-07-2009, 09:09 PM

do you suppose thats why he has "drooping Bird Disease"?

**Jesus Jones** · 14-07-2009, 09:39 PM

Originally Posted by Gerbil

Originally Posted by Jesus Jones

Good lord! It's been moved. How depressed I am. TV is this? Quite sad regardless of your views.

Was it News? No, it's a 3 month old video clip.
Is it an 'issue' you want to discuss? Yes.
What's the name of this forum? 'Issues'.

Makes sense to me.

Any more stupid questions?

Moving the thread, fine. Altering the title is sad you arrogant arsehole.

There's only one person I can think of who I can think of clenching was fists in the air while munching on a Milky Bar who would do that. Someone who looks for every oppertunity to leave a snidy remark.

May be AA actually has something one you!

**Fabian** · 14-07-2009, 09:50 PM

I think the title is very well matching.

**English Noodles** · 14-07-2009, 10:01 PM

^^Some people can be sold anything, fuck em.

**Jesus Jones** · 14-07-2009, 11:02 PM

Well, it's good to see that the number of believers and free thinkers are rising.. Seems more people are waking while the others are left behind.

In the meantime here is another conspiricy report!

Warning!! This is over 20 mins long which I know will be a strain on the brain for the box thinkers. Should they even bother of course!

LaRouchePAC

**DrB0b** · 14-07-2009, 11:08 PM

^And when you're finished with that here's an interesting little insight into the minds of the tinfoil hat brigade. Conspiracists may want to note that the name of the psychiatrist referenced in this article is pronounced "Shitty" and that "Psychology Today" magazine is bankrolled by the Rockefellers, the Bilderberger Group, and the Trilateral Commission, probably.

Conspiracy Theories Explained

Paranoid schizophrenics are prone to delusions, tales in which random events become deeply meaningful. Some believe in complex conspiracies; others think they are Jesus Christ.

These stories sound crazy, but they may be the brain's efforts to make sense of its own internal messages, suggests Shitij Kapur, professor of psychiatry at the University of Toronto and vice president of research at the Canadian Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. In addition to other brain abnormalities, schizophrenics have too much dopamine. Just as addicts' desensitized dopamine systems make them feel that nothing matters, high levels of the neurotransmitter make schizophrenics believe that everything is significant.

Because the addict's dopamine-driven salience system keeps telling her that something very important is happening, ordinary events appear intensely meaningful. That police car? That song on the radio? That man with a cigarette walking by? They must be part of a massive international conspiracy.

Kapur calls it "biased inductive logic"—a top-down effort to explain the feeling that everything seems important. The cognitive parts of a schizophrenic's brain create the paranoid tale in an effort to explain the constant red alert blaring from the dopamine circuits, using any stimuli available. This is why delusions are culturally appropriate. African schizophrenics may fear they've fallen under the spell of a shaman, while Kapur's patients in Toronto think that the Mounties are after them.

Kapur cautions that this theory is still speculative, but it could support a radical idea: treating schizophrenia with cognitive therapy. If drugs control the overactive dopamine system, patients may then gradually unlearn their delusions.
Conspiracy Theories Explained

For those of you who ARE members of the tinfoil hat brigade here's some reading which is more on your level;
The Beano Project | Google Groups

**English Noodles** · 14-07-2009, 11:13 PM

^So if you don't believe the official explanations put forward by government then you must be in 'the tin foil hat brigade', oh well, I gave you way too much credit Dr Bob.

**The Gentleman Scamp** · 14-07-2009, 11:16 PM

Say it was an inside job, (I'm a fence sitter) - and the US government said 'yes it was an inside job, we had our reasons, what you gonna do about it?'... What would we do about it?

**DrB0b** · 14-07-2009, 11:20 PM

Originally Posted by English Noodles

^So if you don't believe the official explanations put forward by government then you must be in 'the tin foil hat brigade', oh well, I gave you way too much credit Dr Bob.

That isn't what I said. Don't fall into the trap of simplistic over-generalisations. The part is not the whole. Not all conspiracy theories are pure paranoia. For something like the Twin Towers there are definitely some unanswered questions.

I reserve my contempt for people like Jesus Jones who believe every conspiracy theory. Sure it's healthy to disbelieve what your government says, scepticism is good. But believing totally in a world filled with giant hoaxes, grotesque coverups, and sinister world-spanning conspiracies is not healthy, not by any means. Gullibilty and paranoia are two sides of the same coin, a sane person falls halfway between those posts and should be able to use valid reasoning to come to their conclusions.

Most conspiracy theorists are like religious fanatics, they claim to be rational but when shown that their reasoning is flawed they fall back on faith.

**The Gentleman Scamp** · 14-07-2009, 11:30 PM

Originally Posted by DrB0b

I reserve my contempt for people like Jesus Jones who believe every conspiracy theory. Sure it's healthy to disbelieve what your government says, scepticism is good.

Agreed, it's the conspiracy fanatics that unwittingly end up putting a silly hat on plausible government cover up theories.

**DrB0b** · 14-07-2009, 11:35 PM

Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp

Originally Posted by DrB0b

I reserve my contempt for people like Jesus Jones who believe every conspiracy theory. Sure it's healthy to disbelieve what your government says, scepticism is good.

Agreed, it's the conspiracy fanatics that unwittingly end up putting a silly hat on plausible government cover up theories.

Yes, and that's what annoys me. When there are plausible reasons to suspect cover-ups and plotting the tinfoilers come out with their overcomplicated and, in many cases, lunatic theories. The irony is that by doing that they're only helping those responsible for the cover-up or plot. By dragging all those with reasonable suspicions into the camp of loonies they guarantee that the reasonable people will be tarred with the same brush as the metalheads.

**Jesus Jones** · 14-07-2009, 11:41 PM

Originally Posted by DrB0b

Originally Posted by English Noodles

^So if you don't believe the official explanations put forward by government then you must be in 'the tin foil hat brigade', oh well, I gave you way too much credit Dr Bob.

That isn't what I said. Don't fall into the trap of simplistic over-generalisations. The part is not the whole. Not all conspiracy theories are pure paranoia. For something like the Twin Towers there are definitely some unanswered questions.

I reserve my contempt for people like Jesus Jones who believe every conspiracy theory. Sure it's healthy to disbelieve what your government says, scepticism is good. But believing totally in a world filled with giant hoaxes, grotesque coverups, and sinister world-spanning conspiracies is not healthy, not by any means. Gullibilty and paranoia are two sides of the same coin, a sane person falls halfway between those posts and should be able to use valid reasoning to come to their conclusions.

Most conspiracy theorists are like religious fanatics, they claim to be rational but when shown that their reasoning is flawed they fall back on faith.

What are all these conspiricies I believe in exactly? The only ones I recall challanging since joining this forum is the WTCs and flouride.

Is it not you that is in fact over-generalizing?

**DrB0b** · 14-07-2009, 11:53 PM

Originally Posted by Jesus Jones

What are all these conspiricies I believe in exactly? The only ones I recall challanging since joining this forum is the WTCs and flouride.

Is it not you that is in fact over-generalizing?

WTC
Climate Change
Fluoride
Allopathic medicine
Federal Reserve
The Mainstream Media
The Rothschilds
The Bilderbergers
Murdoch planning economic meltdown
The New Obamafascist state
Jewish Conspiracy
...

DaffyDuck · 15-07-2009, 12:01 AM

Originally Posted by English Noodles

If you believe that there was no major involvement from the US government in planning 9/11 then you are ingnorant and as naive as they come.

You also believe that the Moon Landings were all faked, right?

Originally Posted by English Noodles

Try watching 9/11 Mysteries Part 1 - Demolitions.

There's a great documentary on the Tooth Fairy and Santa Claus I could direct you to as well.

The level of insistence by those with a marginal to non-existing education always fascinates me -- then again, if you have nary an understanding of physics involved, then 'fire' must be the work of 'fire demons', and those bright flashes and lights in the sky must be the work of gods and demons as well, right?

It's threads like these, thankfully, that clearly separate the wheat from the chaff, or rather, the educated from the uneducated morlocs...

**Jesus Jones** · 15-07-2009, 12:39 AM

Some of you people remind me of a good friend of mine. He's a great tactitian when it comes to tennis coaching. But he is one hell of a shit player.

It's funny how the so called intelligent folk on here draw the same old comparisons to those that deny the landings, claims of UFO sightings and lizards that run the planet. Yeah, that's really intelligent of you!

Good night.

**The Gentleman Scamp** · 15-07-2009, 12:46 AM

The moon landings being faked are a yawn conspiracy that excites mostly teenage merkin YouTuber's with tissues under their bed... It's barrel scraping for no-life's.

That said, it make an okay documentary but it was a while ago I saw it.

**English Noodles** · 15-07-2009, 02:22 AM

Originally Posted by DaffyDuck

The level of insistence by those with a marginal to non-existing education always fascinates me -- then again, if you have nary an understanding of physics involved, then 'fire' must be the work of 'fire demons', and those bright flashes and lights in the sky must be the work of gods and demons as well, right? It's threads like these, thankfully, that clearly separate the wheat from the chaff, or rather, the educated from the uneducated morlocs...

And you must have little understanding of the physics involved if you believe that two planes could have caused the 3 buildings to collapse in such a way.

Don't you have some sex tours to SEA to book up or your girlfriends crack baby to ignore?

**helge** · 15-07-2009, 04:19 AM

Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp

The moon landings being faked are a yawn conspiracy that excites mostly teenage merkin YouTuber's with tissues under their bed... It's barrel scraping for no-life's.

That said, it make an okay documentary but it was a while ago I saw it.

"Something sad happened on the way to the Moon "?

Raises some interesting questions.

DaffyDuck · 15-07-2009, 04:32 AM

Originally Posted by Jesus Jones

Some of you people remind me of a good friend of mine. He's a great tactitian when it comes to tennis coaching. But he is one hell of a shit player.

Relevance? Oh, right - none.

Originally Posted by Jesus Jones

It's funny how the so called intelligent folk on here draw the same old comparisons to those that deny the landings, claims of UFO sightings and lizards that run the planet. Yeah, that's really intelligent of you!

Funny too how the same uneducated conspiracy theorists keep making the same tired arguments, and upon being disproved, just re-run the same broken record, and repeat themselves -- all the while pointing at the 2-3 gospel 'faux-umentaries' shot by equal nutbags, as 'proof'.

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