Quotes by Dye, James

"They've made it clear that anyone who questions the official version of events on 9/11 is politcally incorrect and it is a career-killer for anyone involved with it, making people reluctant to take a position in favor of the CD hypothesis as the talking heads launch attacks against them, deem them insane, and the american people still buy their garbage."

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"John O'Neil [FBI Agent] was onto the terrorist's plot. His operation [Operation Able Danger] was shut down by the CIA. He was reassigned to the 105th of the south tower where he died on September 11."

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"A working theory is that 9/11 has to do with a think tank group called the Project for a New American Century. In 2000 they wrote a document titled 'Rebuilding America's Defenses which called for a lot of radical changes that came to fruition after 9/11 including the invasion of the middle east, things that they needed a buttload of money to do but didn't have funding. Toward the end they make the statement that before the process of transformation can begin a catalyzing catastrophe needs to occur like a new pearl harbor, otherwise it would've took them decades to do what they wanted to do."

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"There's a tribunal appointed by the president that can declare anyone an enemy combatant and enemy combatants don't have right to a trial. This allows the government to circumvent the constitution."

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"Whitaker Chambers testified that Alger Hiss was a member of his communist party cell. Alger Hiss was the president of the carnegie endowment for world peace which works closely with the UN advocating for the creation of a world government. They published a book in 1940 titled 'The New World Order' which outlines their plan for its creation after World War II. There's still people trying to create this supposed world order and there appears to be people involved from all sides of the paradigm. "

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"John Kerry admitted that they took down building 7 with explosives."

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"Rex 84 is a martial law plan that allows the federal government to destroy the separation of powers."

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"Everyone is subject to the same failed human rationalizations."

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"If you don’t write you wrong."

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"Write us another myth please. We haven’t had enough of this ego driven insomnia. "

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"I love all people except the ones I don't, but I never met them. "

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"A revolution lead by fox news and establishment types is not a revolution at all."

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"Music makes an empty world full."

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"Trying to explain a poem is like getting screwed by the audience, actual screws."

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"Poets eats the world and crap out poetry."

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"You're a bunch of anomalies, heretics of varying weirdness but not me; I'm normal."

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"You can't go too far; the objective of the poem is to blow people's heads off."

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"I'm well over it, the bridge, the moon, the indsidious plotting; I'm over the Machiavelian mob deep."

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"It started as an idea and just kinda fizzled in muddle-heads; liberty never existed."

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"Liberty is a good word for propagandists tho who want to appear enlightened without doing."

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"Carte Blanche decided to leave Liberty with the power of choice, and she choose to imprison Carte Blanche."

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"It's intelligent to be anti everything because progress is only made by creating an antithesis."

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"I don't believe in metaphors or similes that correpond with divided observations, exagerated paradoxes, which make a mountain out of a molehill; furthermore, I don't believe in similes or metaphors that correpond with exaggerated observations of divided paradoxes which make a molehill out of a mountain."

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