Re: American Currency

Snit wrote:

"GreyCloud" <mist@xxxxxxxxxxx> stated in post
qL2dndmizbCqpbrUnZ2dnUVZ_uGdnZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxx on 11/21/08 3:37 PM:

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Irrelevant to the correlations. The studies from Ian Deary of the
University of Edinburgh and others have supported the correlations -
People with higher IQs *tend* to lean to the left and *tend* to have a
lesser believe in a supreme being.

Actually, I fall into the left very well. I just don't have to agree
with a
lot of the things the left now is doing. What they saw as the left then,
is
not the left of today. Today's left is almost bordering on fascism. And
I don't agree with that ideology.

I would go as far as to say if you agree with *either* party 100% you
likely
are not thinking for yourself. But the idea that:

And universities are well known as a hotbed for communists.

Well, that is completely unsupported. People there do tend to lean to the
left - as one would expect.

Maybe not so well known by the public, but believe me, it is well known by
the FBI and CIA. Heck, even the CIA recruits people from many
universities. They watch the people there all of the time looking for
choice recruits. CIA recruits are very hard to come by and takes a very
long time to train a top-knotch agent.


One would expect, if there were *no* bias in the system, that people in
colleges would likely lean to the left. This is not to say there are no
biases, but a leaning to the left does not support that there is one.

Then you should talk to some professors that are left leaning about any
professors that are of the conservative leanings. I'm sure you'll also
find that a majority of professors haven't done a days worth of work in
their life in the real world.

Again, an unsupported claim on your part.


I guess you'll have to find out on your own in due time.

I've had to throw out a lot of their so
called facts out the door because their facts simply wouldn't work in the
real world... in this case electrical engineering with regards to
military systems.

I have no problem with disagreeing with your professors... I know I do and
I encourage people to think on their own and not always agree with me.

One professor that I knew, and won't mention his name, is in fear of
losing
his job if he spouts his conservative ideas at the university. But why
would the FBI always go to universities to look for communist links?
Another government hired professor couldn't get a security clearance
because he know these professors in some universities due to their being
communist. I'm going on straight experience here, not what some blogger
or some web site claims.

So you have anecdotes but no real data. OK. That does not prove you are
wrong, of course, but does not place much strength in your argument.


The fact that my own personal experience with this allows me the right to
make such a claim is valid. You can either believe it or not.

...
I do not doubt that there is a lot that is hidden... and much that is
hidden
should not be. That does not mean that Obama's birth has been covered
up by the newspapers that reported it at the time and by many, many
people now. It is a bizarre and unsupported claim to say he is not
native US citizen.

It may look and seem bizarre, but the truth here is stranger than
fiction.

Perhaps: but that does not create evidence for the claim Obama was born
someplace other than the known data supports.


Evidence is what I'll rely on Phillip Berg to present. I do not have access
to this. And this will all depend on IF the supreme court will even try
the case. If they refuse, then the country will have to accept their
choice. And we'll have to live with that choice too!

...
Your views of factcheck are *irrelevant. it is not as if they are the
only source or if anyone claimed that:

Just because factcheck.org says so, that makes it true.

No it does not.
Factcheck, after all, is an organization... that implies agenda.

I was not pushing that claim - I was noting your arguing against that
claim was irrelevant - being that nobody had pushed such a claim.

...
No it isn't. When you have people start filing lawsuits that do not
have any conflicts of interest, you have a valid concern.

People pushing law suites does not show that the suites have merit.

True, but if it does get to court then it does have merit.

Possibly... not necessarily.

Right now, David Souter is considering whether to give merit to Phillip
Bergs case or not.
We'll soon see.

...
I wouldn't know, but those that want to know, especially the media,
have
already reported on them. Of course, there is also Bushs Skull and
Bones connection that was also reported... but for some reason no one
cared.

So you cannot point to any records of Bush's that show he is a natural
born
US citizen. Why not?


Well, doggies... here it is:


http://electivedecisions.wordpress.com/2008/11/12/democrats-demand-bush-produc
e-his-birth-certificate/
And you'll notice that he did provide his birth certificate too. See how
easy it is to produce one?

First, this is a humor site. Second, it is a Certificate of Birth with no
foot prints. Heck, Obama's is at least a Certificate of *Live* Birth...
we
do not even know if Bush was born *alive*. :)


Some say he was cloned after getting into the white House. :-))
Believe me, you will hear a lot of things these days.
I'd love to be a fly on the wall in the White House on their first night.
Will Obamas family be plagued by ghosts of past presidents as some say?
:-))


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