Have you considered that by paying attention to what happened in the Democratic primaries it became obvious (IMHO) that no popular vote is of any real importance. While there is still an electoral college, and delegates and super delegates who are allowed to vote in opposition to their constituents, can anyone really believe in the 2 party smoke screen designed to fool everyone into believing that how they vote matters? (Sorry for the run on sentence).

And when that is finally realized, why believe in a government that through propaganda has successfully programmed people to believe they operate in the best interests of the “We the People”? From there it is not a very far leap to examining the evidence rationally without emotional preconceptions that blur our vision about the 9/11 tragedies.

Derek, you may want to consider the current reality, no matter who is elected the little guy/gal/voter is screwed. Democrats and Republicans are 2 sides of the same coin.

For a real eye opener consider “The Way the World Really Works” by Alan Jones.

Peace,

tsrnovia

When I saw in last Monday’s Guardian that Charlie Brooker was taking aim at 9/11 conspiracy theories, I hoped that he’d use his wide audience to present a logically watertight argument, in an entertainingly acerbic register. ……

When I called the office in the morning, customer service had no real helpful solutions for me but to take an earlier bus, get a refund or take the next day service at 11:00am. I then requested to speak to the manager and the manager suggested that I take the train home….

Needless to say, I had to rush through my afternoon meetings to take the earlier bus (to return back to NY again at a later time because I could not finish everything in time). It turns out-Gary Messina who is the VP of sales called me to let me know that limoliner forgot to call people about cancellation due to superbowl game distraction (which is shitty “quote on quote� )and informed me that there was a bunch of people waiting for the bus on Monday night at 6:15pm in NY. I am rather lucky that I was able to find out about the cancellation on my own and make it home…I could have been one of the people standing in the rain waiting for the 6:15pm bus to arrive…

What did the management team suggest as their excellent level of service? 25% off the trip…woohoo~ no consideration for cancellation of my afternoon meetings and causing me inconvenience of rushing through work and feeling stressed that I may not make it home that day. I should have taken acela for the same price and less stress! I don’t recommend limoliner for business travel at all. Now, i have to go back to NY for follow up meeting and that’s a waste of another full day for me because of limoliner’s mistake!

I recommend you carry a knife so you can fend off annoying non-Glaswegians who ask you questions.

Actually, where the Hell are you these days? I could probably find out from reading your site, but I have an excess of apathy.