Philosophical descrepancies in JT story
I agree with JT on this, and pre 9/11 we had Oklahoma City, in which MANY questions still remain. After OKC militias were routed out, infiltrated and placed on the list of terrorists. Today, and in the near future we'll see problems coming from RFID, electronic voting, black boxes in cars, and other devious attempts to control every moment of Americans lives. All it would take is a couple people with guns. For instance, here in Cleveland Ohio we had a nut with a gun at case western university a while back, had he brought some friends, it could have easily developed into another standoff situation. There were at least 4 other standoffs in the local news here in the last year. Any one of these had the potential to be another Waco, thank God they didn't.
The gov't is clearly against the people, all one needs to see to recognize that is a family tree such as this one http://msn.ancestry.com/landing/strange/bush4/tree.htm or this one http://www.familyforest.com/Kerry_Bush_Cousins.html The democrats and republicans are clearly the left and right hand of whoever is manipulating us. They are equally corrupt, the only difference is how much KY jelly you'll need to deal with them. How about looking at any of the pictures from the DNC showing the free speech zone, wait until the end of the month, you'll see more of the same... they're clearly afraid of us.
After finding and reading through JT's stuff, I think he was either legit or had some high sources in the gov't, just like Chris Carter.
The thing that bothers me about all of this, potential prophesies, conspiracy theories, and the like is that the vast majority of people automatically assume you to be insane, they tune you out like someone handing out religious literature on the street, without even hearing or looking at the overwhelming evidence.
OK, that's enough for now, back to trying to take it all in.
Tom
Originally posted by pauli@Aug 10 2004, 01:32 AM
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John Titor talks about a Civil War brought on by gov't intrusion into the lives of people through a series of Waco type events. Pre 9/11 such a concept was not unthinkable, since we only had examples of Waco, Ruby Ridge & the Elian Gonzales stand-off....
He clearly said it was the gov't against the people, not the Dems against the Repubs.
I guess what I am working toward here is, \"Who besides me thinks the JT material fits more into the world of Sept. 10th 2001 than the current world in which we now live?\"
I agree with JT on this, and pre 9/11 we had Oklahoma City, in which MANY questions still remain. After OKC militias were routed out, infiltrated and placed on the list of terrorists. Today, and in the near future we'll see problems coming from RFID, electronic voting, black boxes in cars, and other devious attempts to control every moment of Americans lives. All it would take is a couple people with guns. For instance, here in Cleveland Ohio we had a nut with a gun at case western university a while back, had he brought some friends, it could have easily developed into another standoff situation. There were at least 4 other standoffs in the local news here in the last year. Any one of these had the potential to be another Waco, thank God they didn't.
The gov't is clearly against the people, all one needs to see to recognize that is a family tree such as this one http://msn.ancestry.com/landing/strange/bush4/tree.htm or this one http://www.familyforest.com/Kerry_Bush_Cousins.html The democrats and republicans are clearly the left and right hand of whoever is manipulating us. They are equally corrupt, the only difference is how much KY jelly you'll need to deal with them. How about looking at any of the pictures from the DNC showing the free speech zone, wait until the end of the month, you'll see more of the same... they're clearly afraid of us.
After finding and reading through JT's stuff, I think he was either legit or had some high sources in the gov't, just like Chris Carter.
The thing that bothers me about all of this, potential prophesies, conspiracy theories, and the like is that the vast majority of people automatically assume you to be insane, they tune you out like someone handing out religious literature on the street, without even hearing or looking at the overwhelming evidence.
OK, that's enough for now, back to trying to take it all in.
Tom