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Doug Thompson's 9/11 article
Well, he actually comes out and adds his own ongoing opinions in the commentary, and its all a flat-out cold definitive, unalterable support of the "official story". He doesn't even stretch so far to suggest the government might not be involved, but might have just suspected. No, he relies on the argument that they are too "stupid" to be that "bad". He also claims at some point that one of the investigators was a Democrat, and therefore impossible to be working with a "Republican" agenda.
So then tomorrow or some other day in the near future Mr. Thomson will have to declare (what?) he was only kidding, or that it was all a test. I think if what you are saying was true, then he would have actually suggested in his few contributions to the commentary for people to do more research.
Unless...unless he IS being blackmailed and is forced to write what he writes, so he writes it in such a manner as to provoke. Yet, I see his manner far less provocative than that of other status quo supporters. He uses the same old arguments and puts his own authority and that of personally known "experts" behind it. He is putting his own credibility on the line.
Personally, I think he was coerced, but then again he never wrote to my knowledge on this topic before, so either he was too chicken to approach it, or he couldn't form an opinion either way. All of the sudden now he has. Perhaps he is a CoIntelPro "sleeper". Perhaps he is just a "mainstream true blue Democrat", a Partisan, and did not want to risk losing an audience by mentioning his real views before. If the Party Line is to jump on the official bandwagon, it is not surprising he did so. Then again, why all the hype about FBI harassements and ranting about a fascist state?
IMO it's too lopsided to be reverse psychology.
Well, he actually comes out and adds his own ongoing opinions in the commentary, and its all a flat-out cold definitive, unalterable support of the "official story". He doesn't even stretch so far to suggest the government might not be involved, but might have just suspected. No, he relies on the argument that they are too "stupid" to be that "bad". He also claims at some point that one of the investigators was a Democrat, and therefore impossible to be working with a "Republican" agenda.
So then tomorrow or some other day in the near future Mr. Thomson will have to declare (what?) he was only kidding, or that it was all a test. I think if what you are saying was true, then he would have actually suggested in his few contributions to the commentary for people to do more research.
Unless...unless he IS being blackmailed and is forced to write what he writes, so he writes it in such a manner as to provoke. Yet, I see his manner far less provocative than that of other status quo supporters. He uses the same old arguments and puts his own authority and that of personally known "experts" behind it. He is putting his own credibility on the line.
Personally, I think he was coerced, but then again he never wrote to my knowledge on this topic before, so either he was too chicken to approach it, or he couldn't form an opinion either way. All of the sudden now he has. Perhaps he is a CoIntelPro "sleeper". Perhaps he is just a "mainstream true blue Democrat", a Partisan, and did not want to risk losing an audience by mentioning his real views before. If the Party Line is to jump on the official bandwagon, it is not surprising he did so. Then again, why all the hype about FBI harassements and ranting about a fascist state?
IMO it's too lopsided to be reverse psychology.