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pahunkboy -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/15/2010 1:10:00 PM)
No. I am correct. Enron and Worldcom. Both in 7.

jlf1961 -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/15/2010 1:17:11 PM)
WTC Tenant list, by floor, Enron is not there Hunky quote: Fl# Companies 47 — 46 Salomon Smith Barney 45 Salomon Smith Barney 44 Salomon Smith Barney 43 Salomon Smith Barney 42 Salomon Smith Barney 41 Salomon Smith Barney 40 Salomon Smith Barney 39 Salomon Smith Barney 38 Salomon Smith Barney 37 Salomon Smith Barney 36 Salomon Smith Barney 35 Salomon Smith Barney 34 Salomon Smith Barney 33 Salomon Smith Barney 32 Salomon Smith Barney 31 Salomon Smith Barney 30 Salomon Smith Barney 29 Salomon Smith Barney 28 Salomon Smith Barney 27 Salomon Smith Barney, Standard Chartered Bank 26 Salomon Smith Barney, Standard Chartered Bank 25 Salomon Smith Barney, Internal Revenue Service Regional Council 24 Salomon Smith Barney, Internal Revenue Service Regional Council 23 Salomon Smith Barney, New York City Office of Emergency Management 22 Salomon Smith Barney, Federal Home Loan Bank 21 Salomon Smith Barney, First State Management Group, Inc, ITT Hartford Insurance Group 20 Salomon Smith Barney, ITT Hartford Insurance Group 19 Salomon Smith Barney, ITT Hartford Insurance Group, NAIC Securities 18 Salomon Smith Barney, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission 17 — 16 — 15 — 14 — 13 Salomon Smith Barney, Provident Financial Management, American Express Bank International, Securities & Exchange Commission, Standard Chartered Bank 12 Securities & Exchange Commission 11 Securities & Exchange Commission 10 U.S. Secret Service, Standard Chartered Bank 9 U.S. Secret Service 8 American Express Bank International 7 American Express Bank International, Provident Financial Management 6 Salomon Smith Barney 5 Salomon Smith Barney 4 Salomon Smith Barney 3 Salomon Smith Barney 2 Salomon Smith Barney 1 Salomon Smith Barney G Salomon Smith Barney

pahunkboy -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/15/2010 1:19:35 PM)
I mean the records pertaining to the SEC investigations. Allegedly- 1 set of them- the only set of them.

Rule -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/15/2010 1:56:40 PM)
quote: 13 Salomon Smith Barney, Provident Financial Management, American Express Bank International, Securities & Exchange Commission, Standard Chartered Bank 12 Securities & Exchange Commission 11 Securities & Exchange Commission

Real0ne -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/15/2010 2:42:08 PM)
I suppose you are going ot argue that billy butthead didnt authorize janet the nazi killer thug to go in right?

pahunkboy -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/15/2010 2:55:22 PM)
it is a 2 headed eagle!

JonnieBoy -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/15/2010 3:01:19 PM)
So I'm gathering ... this guy was executed ? ... whos the fuck idea was that ! (what a fucking shit for brains ?). What a waste of information ... no wonder the USA is still 50 ffucking years behind. Pirate FF deliberate

JonnieBoy -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/15/2010 3:06:25 PM)
This salmin smith barney thing ... prevalent. ... no ? (I don't give a fuck who hates who anymore ... I'm fucking retired) Thats all Pirate

Real0ne -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/15/2010 3:08:40 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: JonnieBoy So I'm gathering ... this guy was executed ? ... whos the fuck idea was that ! (what a fucking shit for brains ?). What a waste of information ... no wonder the USA is still 50 ffucking years behind. Pirate FF deliberate if you can seriously damage them your dead. McVeigh disppeared for a few months just before the incident. Special training.

pahunkboy -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/15/2010 3:20:32 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Real0ne quote: ORIGINAL: JonnieBoy So I'm gathering ... this guy was executed ? ... whos the fuck idea was that ! (what a fucking shit for brains ?). What a waste of information ... no wonder the USA is still 50 ffucking years behind. Pirate FF deliberate if you can seriously damage them your dead. McVeigh disppeared for a few months just before the incident. Special training. \ He was Army. He told me he had a microchip in his buttocks.

Real0ne -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/15/2010 3:27:50 PM)
now thats kinky!

Termyn8or -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/15/2010 3:52:28 PM)
Not without a ZAPPER ! T

pahunkboy -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/15/2010 3:53:42 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Real0ne now thats kinky! Sorry. I dont blow army guys. (much)

jlf1961 -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/15/2010 11:48:23 PM)
I find it both a sad commentary on the common sense and intelligence of some people on these boards, as well as the blind desire to believe anything anyone posts, no matter how much evidence points to the contrary. Real, McVeigh's travels and whereabouts were well documented, from the time he was in Waco watching the siege of the Branch Davidian compound and the time he was arrested after the Oklahoma City bombing. Claiming he was getting "special training" with no evidence or corroboration is probably the most desperate plea made by you for attention.

Rule -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/16/2010 1:11:46 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: jlf1961 I find it both a sad commentary on the common sense and intelligence of some people on these boards, as well as the blind desire to believe anything anyone posts, no matter how much evidence points to the contrary. What evidence points to the contrary? What have you been wrong about so far? 1. Your assertion that TMcV is dead. You have no corpse to show, so you could not conclusively prove that he is dead. 2. Your assertion that TMcV had been executed. You have not been able to conclusively prove that he was executed. All you have got is the pretty lame argument that he got a needle stuck into him; it would not convince a tadpole. 3. Your assertion that there was no ENRON evidence in WTC7. What about your blind desires to believe that TMcV is dead, was executed and that there was no ENRON evidence in WTC7? If you are an intellectually honest man, then admit that your above three assertions are unproven and perhaps plain wrong. quote: ORIGINAL: jlf1961 Real, McVeigh's travels and whereabouts were well documented, from the time he was in Waco watching the siege of the Branch Davidian compound and the time he was arrested after the Oklahoma City bombing. Claiming he was getting "special training" with no evidence or corroboration is probably the most desperate plea made by you for attention. The fact of the matter is that neither I nor you know why TMcV was at that compound. I can guess, though: he was deployed there in order to intercept anyone that might escape from the compound and to perhaps murder them to prevent whatever information that Koresh had acquired and that caused his community to be attacked, from leaking out. Hm, this causes me to wonder: was Koresh evidence held at the bombed building? I do wonder what top secret information Koresh had acquired?

jlf1961 -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/16/2010 1:29:14 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Rule What evidence points to the contrary? What have you been wrong about so far? 1. Your assertion that TMcV is dead. You have no corpse to show, so you could not conclusively prove that he is dead. 2. Your assertion that TMcV had been executed. You have not been able to conclusively prove that he was executed. All you have got is the pretty lame argument that he got a needle stuck into him; it would not convince a tadpole. 3. Your assertion that there was no ENRON evidence in WTC7. 1) You can not prove otherwise, therefore, by your logic, McVeigh being dead is an equally plausible fact. 2) You cannot prove he was not executed, you have no proof that the entire thing was faked. Again making the facts as stated by witnesses, the doctor who pronounced him dead could equally be true. 3) I never said there was no ENRON evidence in WTC7. I am using your logic to prove my point is equally probable. Even you cannot deny that the probability that he is dead is equal to the probability to him being alive. quote: ORIGINAL: Rule The fact of the matter is that neither I nor you know why TMcV was at that compound. I can guess, though: he was deployed there in order to intercept anyone that might escape from the compound and to perhaps murder them to prevent whatever information that Koresh had acquired and that caused his community to be attacked, from leaking out. Hm, this causes me to wonder: was Koresh evidence held at the bombed building? I do wonder what top secret information Koresh had acquired? Timothy McVeigh was interviewed by a local reporter sitting on his hood watching what was going on at the Koresh Compound.

Rule -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/16/2010 1:50:20 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: jlf1961 1) You can not prove otherwise, therefore, by your logic, McVeigh being dead is an equally plausible fact. 2) You cannot prove he was not executed, you have no proof that the entire thing was faked. Again making the facts as stated by witnesses, the doctor who pronounced him dead could equally be true. 3) I never said there was no ENRON evidence in WTC7. I do not have to prove any of those things. The only thing that I did was to demonstrate that you cannot convincingly prove your assertions. You can squirm and turn and twist all you like, but that does not change one iota of the facts. It merely establishes your intellectual dishonesty. quote: ORIGINAL: jlf1961 I am using your logic to prove my point is equally probable. Even you cannot deny that the probability that he is dead is equal to the probability to him being alive. I regret to inform you that you cannot use my logic. You simply lack my ability - which is not altogether a bad thing, but merely a consequence of having a mind that is different from mine. The only person that I recall to have ever caused me to admit a mistake I made on these forums was Focus50. You are no Focus50. No, your point is not equally probable. You are plain wrong and I am right and there is no middle way. quote: ORIGINAL: jlf1961 Timothy McVeigh was interviewed by a local reporter sitting on his hood watching what was going on at the Koresh Compound. So what? That presumably was what TMcV was paid to do.

jlf1961 -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/16/2010 1:58:26 AM)
Rule, your lack of an open mind proves that you are not as intelligent as you claim to be. While I admit that there is a possibility that what you say could be, albeit improbable, that McVeigh's execution was faked. Your whole attitude is that of a troll who has only the desire to say anything to create an argument.

SaintIntensity -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/16/2010 2:03:18 AM)
some serious arrogance - and BS on here to insult others over accepting the "official line" (for their lack of "proof" to support it) while offering no hard evidence to support one's own stance is pathetic "research" done - online? two years ago? is this more of the "I know, but I can't/won't tell anyone else" bullshit we've seen before? its like saying that you know Santa Claus is a myth, because the Easter Bunny told you pathetic just another conspiracy-minded internet nut to haunt the boards - no signs of any "superior intelligence" - just too much spare time and an empty life to fill

Rule -> RE: Timothy McVeigh’s confession to be heard in MSNBC documentary (4/16/2010 2:13:53 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: jlf1961 While I admit that there is a possibility that what you say could be, albeit improbable, that McVeigh's execution was faked. That is marvelous! You have now shown more of an open mind than I ever expected from you. Not that having a closed mind is a bad thing; we all have our own talents and strong points. Well done. I am quite pleased - and you should be too.

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