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Is the U.S. Government Preparing to Attack Its Citizens Again? 9/11 Part II?

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Look at the picture and read the stories.  A dress rehearsal for another "terrorist" attack?Right, right.  There is nothing to fear.  9/11 was totally carried out by people who lived in caves.  I think the swine flu pandemic won't get out of hand now.  Swine flu was probably created by the United States government to distract us from the financial crisis and takeover of the country by Goldman Sachs.  Now that the government screwed up - flying a fucking airplane over Manhattan! - they can't exterminate millions with the swine flu.Even those who say, "Incompetence is more likely than malevolence" are going to be scratching their heads over this one.  Even mouth-breathing TV watchers are going to realize that something is very, very wrong.Sheep have memories programmed in 8 minute intervals...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on April 27, 2009 (boomark / email).

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