Show #15: No Ordinary Inside Job: The 9/11 Psy-Ops

[anart]

If Dr. Wood would stop talking over people, one might be able to follow the conversation! Sheesh, she makes it very difficult which is really unfortunate, since I think there is valuable information we could get to if she could listen a bit as well as talk. I see that loreta thought the same thing! ;)

 

[Cosmos]

Yeah I think Judy has made very good research but she indeed seems to have some problems letting others speak.
She also seems to have some problems putting herself into the shoes of others.

I don't know if that is in part a defence mechanism of her, because she was ridiculed so often in the past and is afraid that it happens again?

 

[Atuya]

If Dr. Wood would stop talking over people, one might be able to follow the conversation! Sheesh, she makes it very difficult which is really unfortunate, since I think there is valuable information we could get to if she could listen a bit as well as talk. I see that loreta thought the same thing! ;)

Seconded.

Sounds like she's calmed down a little bit at this point.

 

[wanderingthomas]

"Know what you know that you know, don't hypothesize, ...."

If man didn't hypothesize there wouldn't be any science.

The purpose of examination and research is to, at there very least, come to a conjecture based on probabilities. The purpose is to come as close to the truth as possible not just "know that you know" without fitting it to a wider context and actually utilizing it to come to the truth.

Also, it is easy to clasify everything as a conspiracy theory and say "I just shut it out" so you don't need to face The Third Man in the room.

 

[Cosmos]

I think it might be worth to telling her again SOTT's standpoint on her research, wich is positive and she doesn't have to be afraid about ridicule?

And also they are trying to examine her research scientifically and question and try to get to the truth of the matter together with her...

Wich includes other points of view and research and letting them talk too (Ark for example) wich doesn't mean ridicule, just a means to scientifically get to the truth together...

 

[anart]

Sounds like she's calmed down a little bit at this point.

It appears that she's calm only when she's allowed to talk non-stop without anyone interjecting anything. It's really quite remarkable.

 

[loreta]

Sounds like she's calmed down a little bit at this point.

It appears that she's calm only when she's allowed to talk non-stop without anyone interjecting anything. It's really quite remarkable.

I agree... To bad. Because she has good information. It is a very fascinating subject but if you think you have the Truth and only you you are unable to listen to others and you are unable to give the information to normal people.

One question: was it Mr. Ark that tried to talk and dialogue to her?

 

[Guardian]

I still don't get how she's absolutely decided it was a "Directed Energy Weapon" when she acknowledges that there can be all kinds of stuff we don't know about?

I've haven't seen anything in the vids that couldn't be explained by nanothermite, especially if nanomachines were used for delivery, OR something Inter-denominational, OR something we don't even know about yet?

She also says there was no heat? There were multiple thermal images showing extremely high temperatures?

 

[Cosmos]

I still don't get how she's absolutely decided it was a "Directed Energy Weapon" when she acknowledges that there can be all kinds of stuff we don't know about?

I've haven't seen anything in the vids that couldn't be explained by nanothermite, especially if nanomachines were used for delivery, OR something Inter-denominational, OR something we don't even know about yet.

She also says there was no heat? There were multiple thermal images showing extremely high temperatures?

Best you read the book to understand that...It actually seems she is right about the heat and meltet steel thing...

 

[loreta]

I would like to listen more Ark about the "costs" of this technology, the political costs.

 

[Guardian]

Ohhhh...now I get it, the US is innocent. A Lone Gunman with an Energy Ray did it.

 

[Cosmos]

It almost seems like she has some sort of condition wich makes it difficult for her to stop herself?

 

[Guardian]

Best you read the book to understand that...It actually seems she is right about the heat and meltet steel thing...

Actually, I'm more interested in WHO did it, not how...mainly because the ptb could/most likely do have weapons that are far beyond my comprehension. What I find interesting is that Judy seems to being trying to avoid that issue at all costs.

 

[LQB]

Best you read the book to understand that...It actually seems she is right about the heat and meltet steel thing...

Actually, I'm more interested in WHO did it, not how...mainly because the ptb could/most likely do have weapons that are far beyond my comprehension. What I find interesting is that Judy seems to being trying to avoid that issue at all costs.

Maybe what she perceives as self-preservation.

 

[bngenoh]

It almost seems like she has some sort of condition wich makes it difficult for her to stop herself?

Isn't that what is "normal?" It is not surprising, a lot of researchers have done good work, but are still subject to various habitual ways of thinking and thus behaving.

Actually, I'm more interested in WHO did it, not how...mainly because the ptb could/most likely do have weapons that are far beyond my comprehension. What I find interesting is that Judy seems to being trying to avoid that issue at all costs.

Yes, it was quite interesting, it goes back to:

Also, it is easy to clasify everything as a conspiracy theory and say "I just shut it out" so you don't need to face The Third Man in the room.

It never ceases to amaze how the potentialities and skills of people, can be sabotaged.