Bugfatty300
Buddha Squirrel
Or maybe Wag the Flag or willful apathetic defensive strategy (WADS).
A feigned retreat is a military tactic whereby an army will pretend to withdraw or that they have been routed in order to lure an enemy into a position of vulnerability. Feigned retreats are one of the more difficult tactics for an army to undertake, and require well-disciplined soldiers. This is because if the enemy presses into it, undisciplined troops will lose coherence and the rout will become genuine.[1]
This tactic was well known in antiquity. Herodotus reports that the Spartans employed it at the Battle of Thermopylae to defeat a force of Immortals.[2]
This way they could sell dissidents to the West and kill them while they are still in the east.That sounds like a really unreliable and inefficient method of getting rid of political dissidents.
This way they could sell dissidents to the West and kill them while they are still in the east.
Is there a misunderstanding here? There have been assassinations by radioactive isotope injection or ingestion, but cancer wasn't part of the deal. They just hammered in enough radioactive material to flat kill the person with radiation exposure. Still takes a fair time delay, so that by the time anyone is looking for the assassination source they are totally out of the picture (okay, this happened between two and eight weeks ago, where were you during that time?) but it is a can't miss thing once it is done. It's also a very ugly and painful way to go, so if you are trying to "teach dissidents a lesson" there's that.
The idea was that jailers placed radioactive material in prisoner's cells in the hope that they would develop cancer.
Aaron Russo was a documentary and film producer who died in 2007. Before his death he disclosed inside information by Nicholas Rockefeller about the attack on 911. Im convinced Russo was telling the truth-
Reflections & Warnings - An Interview with Aaron Russo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSGZ4Hkdyg4
And, you, of course, are much smarter than the Average Joe. He's stupid and he can't see the truth.
If you open your mind too much your brain will fall out.
- Tim Minchin
A lot of people are perfectly comfortable with asking themselves the uncomfortable questions, the difference is that there are people who are willing to believe conspiracy theories without any actual evidence (that can't be debunked by a quick google search) and there are people who actually look at an uncomfortable question and do their best to come to evaluate the evidence to come to a reasonable conclusion.
I personally don't see any evidence that supports this conspiracy theory and the idea that people who come to a different conclusion than you must be (willfully) ignorant of the topic is just silly.
Thank you for that interview. Im on the job so Ill try to address earlier responses when I return.Mechanicalsalvation
Thank you for that interview. Im on the job so Ill try to address earlier responses when I return.
Dude, the WTC buildings were designed to withstand multiply hits by planes. Its you who have to provide evidence of the opposite.