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Watch Zeitgeist. The real people responsible is our own Govt.
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Originally Posted by Chris Urbanski
It was aliens.
Ian, have you seen The Kingdom?
The intro to that movie concisely conveys what you are talking about. I think everybody should see the intro to that movie, I was actually surprised that the explanation was even in a major Hollywood film. The first time I had heard of Saudi Arabia's role was in a book called America's Secret War. It's all really interesting when you dig into our nation's geopolitical ties with the Sauds and how our dependence on oil financially ties us to our own enemy.
i been warning people about Saudi Arabia years ago , i never trusted them and knowing that their false religion was birthed 700 years AFTER Christ in Mecca which is in Saudi Arabia , you can't take a Bible into Saudi Arabia nor build a church or have a church service , Islam /muhaamedism is the supreme and only religion permitted in that country .
now i respect the people and have some best friends who are arabic and muslim but i gotta tell ya the truth
Put on a flame retardant suit and a cup Mike. I'll go make some popcorn. Then we'll both be ready from where this thread is about to go. ;)
It's a lot more complicated than that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Noronowicz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrXgLhkv21Y
this is the movie that woke me up and this article with videos that NIST was holding hostage just recently came out. its pretty mind blowing stuff.
http://www.infowars.com/video-911-fi...ers-collapsed/
As someone that has been to Saudi 4 times, I wouldn't call it a false religion. It is their religion and we should respect it as that if we expect others to respect ours. It doesn't matter which came first. It is not the religion's fault, or even the people. It is the radicals, who are the overwhelming minority, that feed on chaos and disinformation. I agree that we can't trust their government, especially since the crown prince took over, but that doesn't mean we should condemn the people as a whole. Just like we don't want them condemning us for the transgressions of Bush or Obama, or whoever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Noronowicz
all religions are false. the saudi royal family doesn't care about their own religion/islam. they pray to the almighty dollar. religion is used as a tool to control people.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Noronowicz
saudi arabia is a sovereign nation, they can choose to enforce whatever rules they want to enforce regarding the practice of religion in their country.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Noronowicz
this comment ^^^ haven't actually looked at the op
I wrote a whole wall of text... but with my luck i'd get in trouble next time I go over seas to Iran. So i'll leave it at Ian is completely right.
Oh the sad truth
i'm on the side that our govn't did it. i don't know to what extent and who exactly knew about it, but our intelligence was involved. there's just too much evidence not to believe that.
9/11 was an inside job!!!
true storyQuote:
Originally Posted by NelsonLucca
Way more evidence supporting Ian's posted theory. And I mean like way more actual evidence.
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it's not my theory. i just posted a video.Quote:
Originally Posted by AJ Camacho
i think you mean "persian".Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan Cook
Whoa!! I have no preference, don't group me with all the LA "Persians." They are all sorts of special... :PQuote:
Originally Posted by ian quinto
But yeah I go by both.. just depends on the conversation.
there are a lot of persians here in l.a.. and i don't think i've ever met a single one who has referred to himself/herself as "iranian". it's always persian. are the persians/iranians here in l.a. different?Quote:
Originally Posted by Guest
Not to make a huge generalization cause of course they're not all the same but LA persians are the quidos of the persian community. Majority are super rich which you can guess how that influences them. They also don't share the same values etc.. much more detached from the culture. They refer to themselves as persian only because they don't want to be associated with Iran.. many of the original LA persians fled the country and are not allowed to return, among other things.
With saying that I was just making a joke.. Sister goes to school in LA and I've visited many times.. communities different but not bad or at least not all of them. And as far as Iran is concerned.. the gov is terrible but everyone agrees on that.. Also I was born and raised in Texas.. I just associate with both cultures and am a citizen of both countries.
Sorry, I didn't mean it that way. I mean the theory which you posted but that isn't yours.Quote:
Originally Posted by ian quinto