Has Anyone Read the Copenhagen Agreement?
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Has Anyone Read the Copenhagen Agreement? |
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Posts: 2722 (03/11/09 08:23:58) |
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Ichigo Kurosaki |
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Posts: 724 (03/11/09 10:56:14) |
When dredge up shit from WSJ, you kinda lose credibility. WSJ is a heavily-biased newsrag...owned by Rupert Murdoch...
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Posts: 3212 (03/11/09 15:16:40) Arch-Cynic
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That's because WC is paranoid.
Science flies you to the moon. Religion flies you into buildings. - Victor Stenger
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WordClock |
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Posts: 2722 (03/11/09 19:10:12) |
Here we go again, losing credibility for something I didn't author. Can't a fella just find something interesting? Geez!
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Invunche |
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Posts: 3212 (03/11/09 19:56:32) Arch-Cynic
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Apparently you really can't.
Science flies you to the moon. Religion flies you into buildings. - Victor Stenger
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WordClock |
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Posts: 2722 (03/11/09 22:31:22) |
So, the WSJ published an article which details plans for a world government. I read it and thought, hmmmmm, some of the good ole peeps at BB might be
interested in knowing that WC isn't the only crazy person out there who believes the government has plans for a single world government. That's because
the WSJ and it's writers know how to watch CSPAN and read documents from government websites and books written by Obama cronies. It's all out there in
the open, nobody is hiding anything, they admit plans for world government every day. Yet I'm crazy. Okay, whatever makes you happy.
Tell me, Invunche, do you also think it's a conspiracy that man landed on the moon as well? You realize now that all of this is being admitted, you are
the conspiracy theorist. Ooh, it feels so good to say that.
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Posts: 73 (04/11/09 01:36:50) |
WordClock wrote:Is that the only conspiracy theory you do not believe in? How about global warming? How about world overpopulation? How about peak oil? Are those conspiracy theories? Those issues -- and world anarchy -- worry me a lot more than world government. 
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Moebius Duck |
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Posts: 73 (04/11/09 01:39:06) |
By the way -- I heard that Jesus is about to come back to establish a world government. Aren't you worried?
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tanaka.theseason |
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Posts: 437 (04/11/09 01:52:53) |
Moebius Duck wrote: How do you know this, Ducky?
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Posts: 437 (04/11/09 01:54:41) |
Yes, WC. Many papers are reporting on this story - it's out in the open now - like homosexuality. (:
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The Christian Yahwist |
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Posts: 480 (04/11/09 03:46:52) |
To be sure, countries that sign international treaties always cede powers to a U.N. body responsible for implementing treaty obligations. But the difference is that this treaty appears to have been subject to unusual attempts to conceal its convoluted contents.This article by this lady, shows the thoughts of Rupert Murdoch. The UN has been controlled by 3 of its original members: The United States, Great Britain, and France, Wordclock. The site is in The United States.The former Soviet Union (replaced by Russia) and China serve only to create less problems among them. For the UN to be an independent entity it must be based in a nation that is seen as neutral by most and which are generally small countries. examples: Costa Rica, Switzerland, Andorra, ....
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Moebius Duck |
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Posts: 73 (04/11/09 04:02:31) |
tanaka wrote: Same way you know -- about the unconfirmed rumor, that is, not about the alleged fact. Although there seems to be considerable confusion among the believers ( due to the workings of Satan, no doubt ). Some claim that there's gonna be a new Heaven on Earth -- others say it's gonna be a strictly heavenly heaven. Take your pick.
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Moebius Duck |
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Posts: 73 (04/11/09 04:11:52) |
As a Hollywood resident and ( presumed ) truth seeker, WC is in an enviable situation. He has a lot of options to choose from. Here are just two of them:
Perhaps WC can, as a test case, when he finally gets an account with the super-duper Google Wave, try incorporating that map into his personal wave.
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tanaka.theseason |
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Posts: 437 (04/11/09 06:00:30) |
Moebius Duck wrote: No third option? 
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WordClock |
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Posts: 2722 (04/11/09 06:35:43) |
Is that the only conspiracy theory you do not believe in? You are a witty little bird Ducky. Let me ask you a question, is the fact that Al Gore presented a bunch of non-science means that if I disagree he must be right? What you are saying is that man made global warming is a fact and that to dispute it is a conspiracy theory when in fact man made global warming is not proven therefore it cannot be a conspiracy instead an error or a lie. I could lie and say that smurfs exist, even present false science to prove it. Does that make it a conspiracy or just non-sense? Same goes for over-population, it's not a conspiracy, it's error or faulty logic. I don't believe that you are plotting to kill me because you believe humans are bad and the world is too small, I just think you're wrong. Nothing more. Why does everything have to revolve around W.C. being a conspiracy theorist, it's really pretty stupid. Those issues -- and world anarchy -- worry me a lot more than world government. That's because you are paranoid. You have been conditioned to think that the world is going to end and we are all going to die. It's the new religion, bow down and worship the trees you fucking sinner! Fear mongering doesn't work well with me, I'm not scared of stupidity though I probably should be. And about Jesus and his one world government. If the character in the Bible of Jesus was real and wanted to lead a NWO I would probably accept because Jesus seemed like, not perfect, but like a really good person. Rockefeller and Rothchild don't quite meet the Jesus standard. The only thing I would be worried about is Jesus outlawing pre-marital sex, I won't stand for that!
As a Hollywood resident and presumed truth seeker, WC is in an enviable situation. He has a lot of options to choose from. Here are just two of them: Your inviting me over to your houses Ducky? Gee, I'm really honored but I'm afraid I have previous engagements. Maybe another time? |
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Posts: 2722 (04/11/09 06:41:33) |
TCY wrote:
This article by this lady, shows the thoughts of Rupert Murdoch Good points in your post but this one is the best point you made. I agree 100%. These people want us to know their plans so that we will become used to it and eventually be so desensitized by the idea that we inevitably accept it as a good thing. Now that they have come out and made everything public in the last few years it is only a matter of time before they start trying to convince us that World Government is a good thing and they will try to make it trendy by making movies and tv shows about it. Eventually the sheeple will accept just as they did in Nazi Germany. |
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Moebius Duck |
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Posts: 73 (04/11/09 16:42:30) |
tanaka wrote:What would that be? 
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Moebius Duck |
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Posts: 73 (04/11/09 16:49:48) |
WordClock wrote:You have a permanent, non-revocable invitation to be my guest at my Twisted Amusement Castle where we can at leisure discuss any issues while our imaginations are being powered by delicious high-octane ethanol drinks.
Please visit Moebius Duck's Tavern -- now open for your enjoyment. You can choose to either get
yourself drunk there ( thereby adding to the enjoyment of the guests who choose to remain sober ), or choose otherwise, and enjoy the free shows being
performed by the guests who opted for the first choice. Moebius Duck will equally appreciate whichever choice you make. |
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tanaka.theseason |
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Posts: 437 (04/11/09 18:19:14) |
Moebius Duck wrote: Millenial kingdom (malkuth) first. Then heaven on earth (eternity).
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Moebius Duck |
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Posts: 73 (04/11/09 20:25:26) |
tanaka wrote:So what do we do while we await the millennial kingdom? Twirl our thumbs as the environment goes down the drain? Or perhaps play a fiddle?
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WordClock |
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Posts: 2722 (04/11/09 21:09:30) |
Fiddles, that's my vote.
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