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Davin L. — (archived)

Dan wrote: "Today is pocked with questions. Yesterday was a sure bet, supported by national leaders and media reps the world over. "

Maybe Fox news and America, Dan, but the contradicting data, at least on terrorist ties, was out there. I know. I presented a LOT of that data to you and others here. Its data that has turned out, so far, to be correct. All you had to do was to approach that data at any time and examine it and weigh it against what Bush and domestic media outlets were reporting. It was documented and convincing. But you didn't, you stuck with what you believed, and you belived what you were told.

Dan wrote: "Try some real reading for a change (not that selective reading you so enjoy [at least you don't have it as bad as Zhavric]) -- and then try real hard to figure it out.
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And if you want to try to hang me on the hook of 'alternative media' and 'conspiracy theories' and 'selectevie media research' with the Terrorist stuff, then you will fail, and are telling a bald face lie in any case. My sources include State department whitepaper, National Review, Christian Science Monitor, New Republic, BBC and etc. I have demonstrated familiarity with the arguments and writings of pro-war and rightist-leaning authors as well as leftists and my data sources are vetted against eachother and against my own historical research into the socio-political landscape of the area.

I have your number Dan, you just want to call it 'alternamedia' and 'selective' because you don't like what it says.

It was there, it was out there under your nose, it was spoon fed to you, it argued a contrary case that was stronger then the terrorist claims of the Admin... And so far, its born out as being correct. Reason beats the stuffing out of belief yet again.

Davin L.

PS: NyeahNyeah, plus evidence, plus research, plus reason etc beats your NyeahNyeh and your blind faith.

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