Are we able to create a tin-foil forum? For subjects like CyberNET Group

[AnIndependentTexan]

CyberNET Group has been the topic of a lot of people. You have one side that wants to keep talking about it and one that is worried about the information misleading other DU'ers. Would a tin-foil forum be a good idea? That way people who also want to research cases like Jeff Fisher could research that as well. Most people aren't trying to mislead others. It is just they are interested in the truth. It might be a sign that we need a tin-foil forum.

It would give people the ability to research subjects that might be off the wall without misleading others.

[noonriser]

1. I think it's a good idea.

I thought of posting a suggestion to take the thread to the general discussion forum since some were so venomously fighting it in this forum, but a forum of its own would probably be best. Both sides of this debate have merit and I for one found the research being done into CyberNET fascinating and would like to continue learning about further findings.

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[SomthingsGotaGive]

2. Not necessary

This topic is NOT tin foil.

However until there is a link, a credible link between Cybernet and The Election Theft, this topic should be posted in General Discussion.

Leave this forum for people wanting to fight the Obvious fraud already evident to those willing to see it.

I think the problem people like me have is the endless journey down the rabbit hole.

There is evidence of voter suppression and disenfranchisement at the surface that needs to be fought.

The trip down the rabbit hole should be an ongoing project while we lend our support to more immediate causes.

[Carolab]

3. It's not tin foil

See my last post in the "other" CyberNET thread.

Look for connections between CyberNET and other wireless voting systems like VoteHere, especially RFID chips and face recognition techologies, and any defense links as well.

[AnIndependentTexan]

4. What would be a good name for it? Let's open up discussions

Tin-foil doesn't sound like what a lot of people want. What is a better name? I'm open to listening to what ideas people have on a name.

[crispini]

5. Deep Research?

'cause that's what it is.

[AnIndependentTexan]

6. that's a lot better then tin-foil

I'm not for sure what is best on this one. I think this is just the listening phase. I'd like to know what everyone thinks on it because this should be a idea that everyone has input on. It is important we all work together and if we can find a peaceful solution it will be a good step and something everyone agress on.

[jamboi]

7. Split forum into practical and speculative.

Right now there is a lot of stuff that is exciting, worrying, late breaking, speculative, deep research, tin foil hatish, etc. here and that's fine. But there's also the need for practical action-oriented stuff. Is there a good way where we could have separate places for each?

[kk897]

8. If you've ever spent time in the conspiracy research community,

you may have come across the term "parapolitical." That's my favorite term at the moment for this sort of topic.

Remember, conspiracies are real... BCCI was a conspiracy, for instance. Look what happened to the guy who busted that one!

[Wiley50]

9. Vintage Tin Foil Hat Stuff

Many of us here are novice tin foil hatters who have only been at it since the election.
To better frame this discourse and bring it into perspective I offer this link (http://www.hermes-press.com/Voting/vote_rig.htm) by the late Dr. Norman Livergood concerning the danger of electronic manipulation of voting.
Dr. Livergood had been at this stuff so long that he died with gold brocade on his tin foil hat and golden tin foil epaulets on his shoulders.

This link has expired. If you just try to go directly to it you will only get 404 page not found.
You must first go to www.archive.org and then paste in the link.

This is a REALLY GOOD read!

Wiley