http://tellmenow.com/2014/05/putin-planning-to-release-evidence-exposing-911-as-an-inside-job/


As tensions between the U.S. and Russia remain at an all time high comparable to that of the Cold War, it seems that strong-armed Putin has had just about enough of Obama’s petty nuisances. Several analysts have recently speculated that to put Obama in his place once and for all, Putin was set to release evidence (i.e. satellite imagery) in his position that revealed the 9/11 terror attacks as an inside job.

These so called “inside jobs” are better known as false-flag attacks in which they were specifically and strategically designed so as to deceive the public into thinking something that isn’t true. In other words, U.S. officials would plan and execute an attack on America and its people that would look as though a certain enemy entity had carried out the atrocity.

Anybody else watching this series? Funny as hell. Give it a chance, it grows on you, and the characters are really funny!

That headline is an example of how you start a rumor which becomes self perpetuating. And Karl Rove is a master at it. It’s a tactic he’s been using his entire career.

His recent attack on Hillary, while ridiculous, will have many wingnuts believing she actually has a brain injury from that fall she took a while back. And it will seep through to those who pay no attention to politics.

We can expect such attacks against Hillary to be launched daily now by Fox “news,” hate radio, and the rest of the Republican propaganda machine. They’re already blaming her for the kidnapping of the girls in Nigeria.

Truth means nothing to Republicans. They will just make up any piece of shit and then use their echo chamber to repeat, repeat, repeat.

We Dems don’t currently have the means to counter their never-ending lies. But we’d better figure out a way pretty damn soon.

one thing I like about facebook is the ability to "like" comments

Not just doing a rec on a thread. But being able to like individual comments down the thread. I find them a lot, don't have time to comment but if we could click like it would perhaps be helpful to let the poster know that his/her ideas are good and perhaps further discussion along that train of thought would be helpful and interesting.

Any chance of getting a like button for comments like on facebook Skinner?