Real Americans V. The Plague

When a REAL American sees a topic they don't agree with, they usually ignore it
or at best would say something like, "Even though I don’t agree with your point
of view, I'll defend to my death your right to say it".

The plague of mankind will try to silence someone when his or her meager
intellect is threatened by a new idea. Like the Jews wanted Jesus silenced,
like Warp and Jim Henderson want me silenced. And apparently it is the Truth
that is most unacceptable to these types.

There is a movie called "How I learned to stop worrying". In this movie there is
line that goes something like, fluoride in the water is the biggest commie plot
there is. That is fairly accurate.

Fluorine atoms have the highest electro negativity of all atoms. A fluoride is a
compound containing one or more fluorine atoms. Some people are unwittingly
taking prescription fluoride!

You should NOT be taking even the smallest amounts of fluoride. And this is what
fluoride can do to you:

Non-Human Toxicity Excerpts : / acute poisoning if sufficient fluoride is
absorbed ... fluoride ion increases capillary permeability and also produces a
coagulation defect. these actions lead to hemorrhagic gastroenteritis &
hemorrhages. congestion. & edema in various organs incl the brain. clinical
manifestations ... include excitability. muscle tremors. weakness. urination.
defecation. salivation. emesis . sudden collapse. clonic convulsions. coma. &
death due to resp & cardiac failure. cyanosis & early rigor mortis ... fluoride
Ref: Booth, N.H., L.E. McDonald (eds.). Veterinary Pharmacology and
Therapeutics. 5th ed. Ames, Iowa: Iowa State University Press, 1982. 1014

^Four epidemiological studies have noted a correlation between increased
fluoride and low IQ.[26]:205-223 The most rigorous of these compared an area
with mean water concentration of 0.36 ± 0.15 mg/L (range 0.18-0.76 mg/L) to an
area with 2.47 ± 0.79 mg/L (range 0.57-4.50 milligrams per liter [mg/L]).

The result of fluoride in the water is making people stupid and sick, making
them TRULY NEED and crave REAL medicine that is, fortunately for the FDA and
drug companies, illegal.

Now here's your reality:

Best conspiracy movie ever made, The Third Man, Ferris Wheel Scene rendered by
Ben Stein:
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/01/29/business/yourmoney/29every.html
When You Fly in First Class, It's Easy to Forget the Dots

ONE of the best conspiracy movies ever made is the perfect British classic, "The
Third Man." In the most haunting scene, the villain, played adroitly by Orson
Welles, takes Joseph Cotten, the good guy, up in a Ferris wheel. The villain,
named Harry Lime, has been selling adulterated penicillin in postwar Vienna,
making a fortune and causing children to become paralyzed and die.

Mr. Cotten's character, a pulp fiction writer named Holly Martins, asks him how
he could do such an evil thing for money. The two men are at the top of the
Ferris wheel, and the people below them look like tiny dots. Mr. Welles's
villain looks down and says, "Tell me, would you really feel any pity if one of
those dots stopped moving forever? If I offered you £20,000 for every dot that
stopped, would you really, old man, tell me to keep my money, or would you
calculate how many dots you could afford to spare?"


Don’t Take Fluoride! fluvoxamine victims -> c15 f3 h21 n2 o2 <- Colombine's Eric
Harris, Cho Seung-Hui at Virginia Tech, NIU's Kazmierczak by the side effect of
EXCITABILITY, making a person want to kill someone, ANYONE, it doesn’t really
matter to fluoride poisoned victim.


Oh and REAL Americans fight back when their own government declares war on them
and their GOD GIVEN medicine. That would describe yours truly, aQ

Email for the puppet office:
pre### [at] messageswhitehousegov

Do your research first:
http://members.aceweb.com/alphaquad/page.html
Encyclopedia links.

Revelation or BS? You decide!

Warp calls me a troll for posting my information in off-topic. The purpose of
posting here is 2-fold. It BELONGS in "off-topic" and is posted because I LOVE
some of you and don't want to see you become another statistic.

With love, oh yes with love, aQ

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alphaQuad wrote:
> Real Americans V. The Plague

*readies bag of Purina® brand Troll-Chow(TM)*

Did you forget to take your meds again?

-- 
~Mike

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First; CAUTION with that term "REAL American". What is a REAL American? I could
easily say that the only REAL Americans are those that have sacrificed and
endured hardships for their country - as opposed to civilians who haven't (and
wouldn't). My paternal grandmother, who grew up on a Navajo reservation in New
Mexico, might say that the only REAL Americans are Native Americans. Rush
Limbaugh would say that the only REAL Americans are card-carrying registered
Republicans - EVEN if they are hypocritical drug addicts who are addicted to
pain killers, and apparantly eat enough food to result in an enormous girth,
enough food in one week to probably keep a small family alive for a month or
more.

Accuracy;
The full SUB-title was "How I learned to stop worrying and learned to love the
bomb.". The TITLE of the movie was "Doctor Strangelove". A fiction. An
entertainment. A parody, actually. I have it on DVD by the way, excellent
movie. To paraphrase a fiction (especially this type of fiction, in the context
that you used it) in an attempt to prove a point detracts from the validity of
your post. It looks foolish.

By the way, another favorite classic of mine is "Seven Days in May". Personally,
I root for General James Mattoon Scott. Being a military retiree, and a
stereotypical "angry, disillusioned veteran", that would be no suprise. I would
be DELIGHTED to see a large force march on Pennsylvania Avenue, and "kick some
rear". NOT in/for a military takeover (as such) (or maybe, YES!), you
understand, but to force government officials to do their jobs. Do their jobs
efficiently, with competence, and with the welfare of the people and the
country a priority (rather than other agendas).

Logic;
Okay... it may very well be that some people sometime who have ingested
flouridated water at some point might have experienced some vague symptoms
similar to what you describe. I don't know. But how many MILLIONS (billions?)
of "flouridated people" have lived long, healthy lives without ill effect? Your
post is alarmist.

As to " ... wanting you silenced ... "; I don't know the details, but I CAN
sympathize. Recently, in a games forum, a supposed "vietnam veteran" (who
served maybe 2 years) who's "life was saved by the VA" (Veterans
Administration) banned me from his games server for criticizing the VA. In the
forum, he stated that I "should move to another country" (along with other
insults). Me - who served in the military for 22 years. My criticism was based
on MY experience with the VA, on my SPECIFIC case, and I had just as much right
to an opinion as he did. This person (it became apparant as time went on) is a
petty hypocrite with a tin god complex - an "anti-veteran veteran" - who just
wanted to "show off". My critical comment was a ONE-LINER, embedded within a
post on another subject altogether.

But in the long run, one is happier if one just forgets about it. So what? There
are other things in life that are far more worthy of attention.

Far more dangerous to society are those that "go off half cocked", and force
invalid concepts on society that in the long run have no real, tangible effect
and cost everyone hard earned money.

If it worries you, water filtration systems are fairly cheap and convenient.
Those Brita Water Pitchers come to mind.

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"JeffBTX" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> If it worries you, water filtration systems are fairly cheap and convenient.
> Those Brita Water Pitchers come to mind.

The only part I read so far, I'll try to read more of your post.

Gravity-forced filtration are the worst, pressure-forced is a little better but
I have tested the water from this type and the fluoride molecule is too small
to be filtered out.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vapor_compression_distiller

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On 11-6-2009 17:55, alphaQuad wrote:
> Real Americans V. The Plague
> 
> When a REAL American sees a topic they don't agree with, they usually ignore it
> or at best would say something like, "Even though I don’t agree with your point
> of view, I'll defend to my death your right to say it".
> 
> The plague of mankind will try to silence someone when his or her meager
> intellect is threatened by a new idea. Like the Jews wanted Jesus silenced,
> like Warp and Jim Henderson want me silenced. And apparently it is the Truth
> that is most unacceptable to these types.

I think you misunderstood them. Their point was something along the line 
of: There is no point in reiterating a discussion especially if the only 
point seems to be to restart a flaming competition. That may not have 
been your intention but if so that was not clear from your post.

Discussions can be reopened only if new facts become available or new 
and interesting points of view are presented.

Warp is well known for being allergic to discussions about religion and 
in particular when conservative Christians might come under attack. As 
such you can disregard his opinion, it is well-known and found 
irrelevant by a sufficiently large sub-population here.

Also be careful with statements like 'Like the Jews wanted Jesus 
silenced' there are people here that know enough of what actual happened 
in biblical times to dispute that. Again, we have had that discussion 
before, so there is no need to reopen the debate. KTHXBYE

[snipped the usual conspiracy theories]

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Mike Raiford <"m[raiford]!at"@gmail.com> wrote:
> alphaQuad wrote:
> > Real Americans V. The Plague
>
> *readies bag of Purina® brand Troll-Chow(TM)*
>
> Did you forget to take your meds again?
>
> --
> ~Mike

Hi Mike, I have an older brother named Mike. He once took a kitten and
repeatedly threw it out the second story window into the swimming pool, then
running down the stairs and grabbing the poor thing before it could get away
only to repeat the torture. He would not stop until I threatened to tell
someone.

As for meds? Your kind has made it too difficult get real meds, so you see it
has nothing to do with memory.

Thanks for the moronic post! :)

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andrel <a_l### [at] hotmailcom> wrote:

> before, so there is no need to reopen the debate. KTHXBYE

Point taken and accepted, but if I can stop one person from being poisoned by
the FDA, I'll consider it an accomplishment. Thank you my dear Andrel

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"JeffBTX" <nomail@nomail> wrote:

> Far more dangerous to society are those that "go off half cocked", and force
> invalid concepts on society that in the long run have no real, tangible effect
> and cost everyone hard earned money.


"force invalid concepts", Earth to Jeff, come in Jeff!

"cost everyone hard earned money" Yah right I cost people money by posting
information. No words come to mind to describe the level of BS you post.

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"JeffBTX" <nomail@nomail> wrote:

> Logic;
> Okay... it may very well be that some people sometime who have ingested
> flouridated water at some point might have experienced some vague symptoms
> similar to what you describe. I don't know. But how many MILLIONS (billions?)
> of "flouridated people" have lived long, healthy lives without ill effect? Your post
is alarmist.

Better logic;
How much happier and longer would they live without it? How many fewer school
massacres would there be without fluoride?

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"JeffBTX" <nomail@nomail> wrote:

> As to " ... wanting you silenced ... "; I don't know the details, but I CAN
> sympathize. Recently, in a games forum, a supposed "vietnam veteran" (who
> served maybe 2 years) who's "life was saved by the VA" (Veterans
> Administration) banned me from his games server for criticizing the VA. In the
> forum, he stated that I "should move to another country" (along with other
> insults). Me - who served in the military for 22 years. My criticism was based
> on MY experience with the VA, on my SPECIFIC case, and I had just as much right
> to an opinion as he did. This person (it became apparant as time went on) is a
> petty hypocrite with a tin god complex - an "anti-veteran veteran" - who just
> wanted to "show off". My critical comment was a ONE-LINER, embedded within a
> post on another subject altogether.

My condolences for your VA plight and appreciation for your service to your
country. You Sir obviously have some stories to tell. Trying to silence someone
is wrong, immature and about 50 other adjectives I'll not go into, by WHATEVER
method is employed.

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andrel <a_l### [at] hotmailcom> wrote:

> Warp is well known for being allergic to discussions about religion and
> in particular when conservative Christians might come under attack. As
> such you can disregard his opinion, it is well-known and found
> irrelevant by a sufficiently large sub-population here.
>

Slightly suggestive that my passion of the Christ post was an attack on
religion, I don't believe you suggest this, but could be construed as such.
Attacking religion was never any intention of my post.

If the shoe fits, am I to blame for their shoe size?

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andrel <a_l### [at] hotmailcom> wrote:

> Also be careful with statements like 'Like the Jews wanted Jesus
> silenced' there are people here that know enough of what actual happened
> in biblical times to dispute that.

Well lets talk about that for second. I suppose they wanted to give him a
megaphone instead?

It is my logic, that the temper tantrum of Jesus was the coffin nail as it were.

And certainly it was not ALL Jews and therein lies the trouble with the wording.
My bad. My wife is part Jewish and apparently Jesus a full-blood. Also I Love
Ben Stein!

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alphaQuad wrote:

> Hi Mike, I have an older brother named Mike. He once took a kitten and
> repeatedly threw it out the second story window into the swimming pool, then
> running down the stairs and grabbing the poor thing before it could get away
> only to repeat the torture. He would not stop until I threatened to tell
> someone.

Soo.... Mental illness runs in the family?
*Tosses a handful troll-kibble on the floor*

> As for meds? Your kind has made it too difficult get real meds, so you see it
> has nothing to do with memory.

I have done nothing of the sort. You're the one with the rampant paranoia.

> Thanks for the moronic post! :)
> 

Oh, you're quite welcome. I have plenty more where that came from.

*Spreads another handful of troll-kibble across the floor*

-- 
~Mike

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(Dang! 4 replies to one post by the OP....)

My post is mostly tongue in cheek.

JeffBTX wrote:
> Accuracy;
> The full SUB-title was "How I learned to stop worrying and learned to love the
> bomb.". The TITLE of the movie was "Doctor Strangelove". A fiction. An
> entertainment. A parody, actually. I have it on DVD by the way, excellent
> movie. To paraphrase a fiction (especially this type of fiction, in the context
> that you used it) in an attempt to prove a point detracts from the validity of
> your post. It looks foolish.

It all depends on who you ask, of course.

> understand, but to force government officials to do their jobs. Do their jobs
> efficiently, with competence, and with the welfare of the people and the
> country a priority (rather than other agendas).

Competency and efficiency in the government? Not a chance.

> Logic;
> Okay... it may very well be that some people sometime who have ingested
> flouridated water at some point might have experienced some vague symptoms
> similar to what you describe. I don't know. But how many MILLIONS (billions?)
> of "flouridated people" have lived long, healthy lives without ill effect? Your
> post is alarmist.

Not only that, but those fluoridated people also have strong, healthy 
teeth.

> If it worries you, water filtration systems are fairly cheap and convenient.
> Those Brita Water Pitchers come to mind.

They also make tap water much better tasting IMO, especially if you're 
in a region where the tap water is not very good. Better yet, reverse 
osmosis, but because it is so effective at removing all contaminants 
(even natural occurring minerals) from the water, watch out for water 
intoxication.

-- 
~Mike

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alphaQuad wrote:

> Gravity-forced filtration are the worst, pressure-forced is a little better but
> I have tested the water from this type and the fluoride molecule is too small
> to be filtered out.

fluoride is an ion, not a molecule. Get it right.

-- 
~Mike

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alphaQuad wrote:

> Better logic;
> How much happier and longer would they live without it? How many fewer school
> massacres would there be without fluoride?

Seeing that people are living longer all the time, especially since tap 
water was fluoridated.

I think that figure would be about the same. Seeing as the perpetrators 
were mentally unstable in the first place, and snapped due to societal 
pressures.

-- 
~Mike

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Mike Raiford <"m[raiford]!at"@gmail.com> wrote:

> Soo.... Mental illness runs in the family?

No everybody is working and has family who love them, except for Mike, he never
got a clue, sadly like too many others on the planet.

How many cats do you have?

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Mike Raiford <"m[raiford]!at"@gmail.com> wrote:

> ~Mike


Oh and not everyone is as dense as you think, they see your true purpose by the
words you type, learning about you and your moral intention. Caution my friend,
true colors are revealing.

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alphaQuad wrote:

> 
> Point taken and accepted, but if I can stop one person from being poisoned by
> the FDA, I'll consider it an accomplishment. Thank you my dear Andrel
> 

LMAO *sprinkles troll chow liberally*

-- 
~Mike

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alphaQuad wrote:

> 
> How many cats do you have?
> 

about a quarter dozen. How is that relevant?


-- 
~Mike

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On 11-6-2009 20:46, alphaQuad wrote:
> andrel <a_l### [at] hotmailcom> wrote:
> 
>> Warp is well known for being allergic to discussions about religion and
>> in particular when conservative Christians might come under attack. As
>> such you can disregard his opinion, it is well-known and found
>> irrelevant by a sufficiently large sub-population here.
>>
> 
> Slightly suggestive that my passion of the Christ post was an attack on
> religion, I don't believe you suggest this, but could be construed as such.
> Attacking religion was never any intention of my post.

You opened the post with 'I have real hard time with religious teaching 
of someone who died on the cross to save me.'
Then again, as I said, I didn't read it carefully (and I am not going to 
do that now, I am juggling eggs ATM).

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alphaQuad wrote:
> Mike Raiford <"m[raiford]!at"@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>> ~Mike
> 
> 
> Oh and not everyone is as dense as you think, they see your true purpose by the
> words you type, learning about you and your moral intention. Caution my friend,
> true colors are revealing.
> 

My true purpose? LOL. Do tell.
-- 
~Mike

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On 11-6-2009 20:57, alphaQuad wrote:
> andrel <a_l### [at] hotmailcom> wrote:
> 
>> Also be careful with statements like 'Like the Jews wanted Jesus
>> silenced' there are people here that know enough of what actual happened
>> in biblical times to dispute that.
> 
> Well lets talk about that for second. 

I am not one of 'those people'. <outside field of knowledge> What I do 
remember is that the scene with Pilatus and the crowd is extremely 
unlikely to have happened. The closest thing that could have happened is 
the killing of a political dissident. I don't think it is common to 
ascribe action by an oppressive government to the entire population and 
even less to everybody that has the same religion as those men in power. 
</outside field of knowledge>

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alphaQuad <alp### [at] earthlinknet> wrote:
> Like the Jews wanted Jesus silenced,
> like Warp and Jim Henderson want me silenced.

  Oh, so now you have a Messiah complex.

  I think humility is not one of your virtues.

-- 
                                                          - Warp

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Some of the greatest supporting evidence for the theory of god, that is,
intelligent design, and god defined as intelligence greater than ours, are the
medicinal plants. Yah right, these plants could NOT have been designed they
must have occurred randomly, NOT!

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Mike Raiford <"m[raiford]!at"@gmail.com> wrote:

 fluoride is an ion, not a molecule. Get it right.
>
> --
> ~Mike
not even worthy of a reply, now your just nitpicking

If wasn't a molecule it would not exist, a compound (molecule) containing a
fluorine atom is a still a molecule, an ion is a charge. So there should be an
ionic attraction method to remove the MOLECULE, now that you mention it

how much bio-chemistry do you know?

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Mike Raiford <"m[raiford]!at"@gmail.com> wrote:

> > of "flouridated people" have lived long, healthy lives without ill effect?
> --
> ~Mike

Wow LOL. Classic propaganda brainwashing. Wake up! You think when you drink
fluoridated water, it all magically jumps onto tooth enamel? This is the excuse
for poisoning you, believable only by the poor intellect.

99.999999999999999999999999999999 percent is swallowed damaging the CNS.

I have enough fluoride in my tooth paste thank you very much, I suppose you
swallow your tooth paste as well!

-aQ
deserving of a Q signature!

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Mike Raiford <"m[raiford]!at"@gmail.com> wrote:
> alphaQuad wrote:
>
> >
> > How many cats do you have?
> >
>
> about a quarter dozen. How is that relevant?
>
>
> --
> ~Mike

just trying to make convo, how many is a quarter dozen?

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Warp <war### [at] tagpovrayorg> wrote:
> alphaQuad <alp### [at] earthlinknet> wrote:
> > Like the Jews wanted Jesus silenced,
> > like Warp and Jim Henderson want me silenced.
>
>   Oh, so now you have a Messiah complex.
>
>   I think humility is not one of your virtues.
>
> --
>                                                           - Warp

hey WARP - good to hear from you,

Construe as you must, its still funny as hell. Humility is well defined as
knowing that even tho it has gone a particular way, it can still go
differently.

The person lacking humility will think that "because it has always gone this, I
know it will always be this way". Actually a definition not found in Webster's,
but one I like and try to remember, thanks for the help!

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Mike Raiford <"m[raiford]!at"@gmail.com> wrote:
> Not only that, but those fluoridated people also have strong, healthy
> teeth.

> --
> ~Mike



Ooops sorry wrong quote, DOH!

Wow LOL. Classic propaganda brainwashing. Wake up! You think when you drink
fluoridated water, it all magically jumps onto tooth enamel? This is the excuse
for poisoning you, believable only by the poor intellect.

99.999999999999999999999999999999 percent is swallowed damaging the CNS.

I have enough fluoride in my tooth paste thank you very much, I suppose you
swallow your tooth paste as well!

-aQ
deserving of a Q signature!

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alphaQuad wrote:
> not even worthy of a reply, now your just nitpicking
> 

you're

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Shay <n@n.n> wrote:
> alphaQuad wrote:
> > not even worthy of a reply, now your just nitpicking
> >
>
> you're

wow, Person of few words eh? Heh. But it really takes a few more than 2 words
contracted.

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Back to some POV work now. I hope I can get this done, and I believe it is going
to take some time. My next 3D movie is going to do some interesting effects in
front of the monitor, explosions etc. Let me know if anyone wants add some
effects, could be even greater with collaboration, but made easier with POVray
v3.63 and the finally figured-out movie.ini lines.

http://home.earthlink.net/~openuniverse/

I know, I know, usually it is only drunken people who dare to talk about love. I
know better, alcohol causes brain damage. Good thing I never liked its effects
and never drank much. Actually more like high on new found humility as
previously defined.

Notice how I worked that one in too. Even tho alcohol is the worst offender of
all drugs, killing more innocent people than any other, its cheaply available
if your 21. It was never about saving lives, but about profit, and killing you
slowly enough that little minds don't even notice.

Justice will not be seen until those unaffected are as outraged as the ones
affected. Sort of a quote, but from memory, the little I have remaining. Which
makes think of time, the little I have remaining. I wont be around much longer
to annoy you. Please understand, such was never my intent.

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alphaQuad wrote:
> Shay <n@n.n> wrote:
>> alphaQuad wrote:
>>> not even worthy of a reply, now your just nitpicking
>>>
>> you're
> 
> wow, Person of few words eh? Heh. But it really takes a few more than 2 words
> contracted.
> 

It takes more? Then I'll elaborate.

"Your" is a possessive pronoun.

"You're" is a contraction of "you" (a personal pronoun) and "are" (a 
form of "to be")

There's "a few more than 2 words contracted" for you. Still not enough?

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On 06/11/09 14:31, alphaQuad wrote:
> Some of the greatest supporting evidence for the theory of god, that is,
> intelligent design, and god defined as intelligence greater than ours, are the
> medicinal plants. Yah right, these plants could NOT have been designed they
> must have occurred randomly, NOT!

	WOW!

	Absolutely convincing! I'm a believer now! Who'd have thought the word 
"not" in all capital letters could be so compelling?

-- 
I am reading a very interesting book about anti-gravity. I just can't 
put it down.


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                                    anl

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> wow, Person of few words eh? Heh. But it really takes a few more than 2 words
> contracted.

	It doesn't.

-- 
I am reading a very interesting book about anti-gravity. I just can't 
put it down.


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                                    anl

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On 06/11/09 13:18, alphaQuad wrote:
>> Logic;
>> Okay... it may very well be that some people sometime who have ingested
>> flouridated water at some point might have experienced some vague symptoms
>> similar to what you describe. I don't know. But how many MILLIONS (billions?)
>> of "flouridated people" have lived long, healthy lives without ill effect? Your
post is alarmist.
>
> Better logic;
> How much happier and longer would they live without it? How many fewer school
> massacres would there be without fluoride?

	Wolfram Alpha can't answer that question - sorry.

-- 
I am reading a very interesting book about anti-gravity. I just can't 
put it down.


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                        >>>>>>mue### [at] nawazorg<<<<<<
                                    anl

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On 06/11/09 15:02, alphaQuad wrote:
> Wow LOL. Classic propaganda brainwashing. Wake up! You think when you drink
> fluoridated water, it all magically jumps onto tooth enamel? This is the excuse
> for poisoning you, believable only by the poor intellect.
>
> 99.999999999999999999999999999999 percent is swallowed damaging the CNS.

	Wow. I thought it was only 99.99999999999999999999999999999 percent. I 
stand corrected.

-- 
I am reading a very interesting book about anti-gravity. I just can't 
put it down.


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                        >>>>>>mue### [at] nawazorg<<<<<<
                                    anl

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alphaQuad wrote:

> Oh and not everyone is as dense as you think, they see your true purpose by the
> words you type, learning about you and your moral intention.

Pot, meet kettle!


-- 
   Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
   Insanity is a small city on the western
   border of the State of Mind.

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> You should NOT be taking even the smallest amounts of fluoride. And this 
> is what
> fluoride can do to you:

I'm on a well. I'm more worried about Nutra-Sweet poisoning.
http://www.holisticmed.com/aspartame/abuse/methanol.html
http://www.cfs-recovery.org/aspartam.htm

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Mike Raiford <"m[raiford]!at"@gmail.com> wrote:
> (Dang! 4 replies to one post by the OP....)
>
> My post is mostly tongue in cheek.
>
> JeffBTX wrote:
> > Accuracy;
> > The full SUB-title was "How I learned to stop worrying and learned to love the
> > bomb.". The TITLE of the movie was "Doctor Strangelove". A fiction. An
> > entertainment. A parody, actually. I have it on DVD by the way, excellent
> > movie. To paraphrase a fiction (especially this type of fiction, in the context
> > that you used it) in an attempt to prove a point detracts from the validity of
> > your post. It looks foolish.
>
> It all depends on who you ask, of course.

This is really beyond debate. He almost quoted the flouride (oops I mean
fluoride - flouride is what they put in bread) talk word- for- word. Of course,
I see your point, I think... if I talk to a tinfoil-hat person long enough, he
or she would try to convince me that the government is REALLY run by the evil
corporate toothpaste-manufactoring corporations, and that storing socks in a
freezer is NOT foolish.

>
> > understand, but to force government officials to do their jobs. Do their jobs
> > efficiently, with competence, and with the welfare of the people and the
> > country a priority (rather than other agendas).
>
> Competency and efficiency in the government? Not a chance.

As you said, your post here is mostly tongue in cheek. In context, my post is
mostly pitchfork in cheek. That is, there is a CHANCE that if the military took
over Washington, and started repeatedly poking congressmen's rears with
pitchforks, then maybe the government would work with competency and
efficiency. Watching C-SPAN would also become more amusing.'

>
> > Logic;
> > Okay... it may very well be that some people sometime who have ingested
> > flouridated water at some point might have experienced some vague symptoms
> > similar to what you describe. I don't know. But how many MILLIONS (billions?)
> > of "flouridated people" have lived long, healthy lives without ill effect? Your
> > post is alarmist.
>
> Not only that, but those fluoridated people also have strong, healthy
> teeth.

I admit it. I am fluoridated. But I drink too much coffee. My teeth probably
don't LOOK that healthy, and they are probably anxiety ridden, depressive,
hyperactive, and insomnia ridden. Of course, I realize you are referring to the
fluorinated, NON-caffeinated people with their blazing teeth. Again, I apologize
for the spelling error - I meant to refer to the fluorine compound, NOT some
derivative of wheat.

>
> > If it worries you, water filtration systems are fairly cheap and convenient.
> > Those Brita Water Pitchers come to mind.
>
> They also make tap water much better tasting IMO, especially if you're
> in a region where the tap water is not very good. Better yet, reverse
> osmosis, but because it is so effective at removing all contaminants
> (even natural occurring minerals) from the water, watch out for water
> intoxication.
>
> --
> ~Mike

Lewis Black the comedian had something to say (I saw this on the Comedy
Channel). "Look for the water with bits of fat floating around in it. THATS the
TASTY water, right there!"

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"JeffBTX" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> ...
> In context, my post is
> mostly pitchfork in cheek. That is, there is a CHANCE that if the military took
> over Washington, and started repeatedly poking congressman's rears with
> pitchforks, then maybe the government would work with competency and
> efficiency. Watching C-SPAN would also become more amusing.'

The thought had occurred to me when I first realized what they are intentionally
or stupidly doing, not that intent is very easily proven but supported by the
profit margin.

> Lewis Black the comedian had something to say (I saw this on the Comedy
> Channel). "Look for the water with bits of fat floating around in it. THATS the
> TASTY water, right there!"

I have a cousin named Jeff, one of the biggest hearts in the family, and I
believe that is the reason for his grand sense of humor. Really starting to
like you, mainly for the first quoted paragraph. I am still waiting for it to
happen tho.

Thanks for correcting that movie title, I just couldn't remember it. What would
you guys do without me, you'd have less to make fun of.

Couple of reasons the gods stopped the royal blood lines, Jesus fell into
violence, so did the royal blood lines, and with dark souls in power, think of
the growth these people would achieve when they finally find the backbone to
take a stand.


Its all a grand manipulation, and if you can't understand that, you are gonna
get really pissed off, eventually if not already. Just a matter of time ...

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alphaQuad wrote:
> Real Americans V. The Plague
> 
> When a REAL American sees a topic they don't agree with, they usually ignore it
> or at best would say something like, "Even though I don’t agree with your point
> of view, I'll defend to my death your right to say it".


1) I don't think Warp's a "Real American."  Isn't he Scandinavian?  (I 
could be wrong about that, Warp, no offense meant!)

2) Why do you think that "Real American"s would quote British 
paraphrasing of French philosophers?

3) Have you watched "Dr Strangelove" in its entirety?  Do you realize 
that his fixation with Flouride was chosen specifically because it was 
so unbelievable as a conspiracy?

-- 
Chambers

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Chambers <Ben### [at] gmailcom_no_underscores> wrote:

> 1) I don't think Warp's a "Real American."  Isn't he Scandinavian?  (I
> could be wrong about that, Warp, no offense meant!)

Great I don't have worry about him sneaking into my room at night. ;) sorry Warp
just kiddin :) ... or am I? :-0

> 2) Why do you think that "Real American"s would quote British
> paraphrasing of French philosophers?

Guaranteed right by the constitution and the alternative is total domination and
no way out by communication on any large scale. But with co-conspiring media
that has been achieved to a substantial degree.

> 3) Have you watched "Dr Strangelove" in its entirety?

No, that was the only line I caught but was "juggling eggs at the time".

> Do you realize
> that his fixation with Fluoride was chosen specifically because it was
> so unbelievable as a conspiracy?

It was only "unbelievable" at the time because the information revolution had
not yet begun and supporting evidence was only available to those able to
afford a decent chemistry education. Small amounts do only little damage. In
the long run tho it only builds until you must have medicine, eventually
craving the Real McCoy of medicine at the price of gold!

Sorry to disappoint, but there is a disappointing profiteering theme in their
actions, found again and again, make no mistake. A vicious profiteering cycle
of poisoning you and if you go to the doctor, they get another chance to poison
you with prescription sulfides and fluorides by doctors who only paid their way
thru a chemistry test.

At the worst shortening your life span and at best one will become excitable
enough and get violent, and if they catch you with real medicine they have the
added pleasure of getting to torture with a horrifying incarceration. Must I
describe that as well?

Who the hell believes torture is justice for using god given medicine and
hurting no one? That is just sick. Actually punishment never did one bit of
good, and only solidifies resistance to authority. Only a true idiot believes
in such barbaric control tactics when with only one drop of love you can get a
true kind and legitimate message across.


"Truth is stranger than fiction"
"No Such thing as fiction"

Iodine increases Basil Metabolic Rate, the equivalent of shorting your life
span. Throw out your iodized salt! I know what you've been taught, don't bore
me with that.

Compazine a sulfide pesticide, is prescribed for something as simple nausea
causing a host of neurological diseases including grand mal epileptic seizures.

Fluoride "anti-psychotic" is prescribed for sleeplessness, something you're sure
to experience once you're well fluoridated. What can't sleep? Here, have some
more fluoride!

Just coincidence? Just wishful thinking.

with love oh yes with love,
aQ

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alphaQuad wrote:
> Chambers <Ben### [at] gmailcom_no_underscores> wrote:
>> 2) Why do you think that "Real American"s would quote British
>> paraphrasing of French philosophers?
> 
> Guaranteed right by the constitution and the alternative is total domination and
> no way out by communication on any large scale. But with co-conspiring media
> that has been achieved to a substantial degree.

Maybe I'm "The Plague" instead of a "Real American," but I can't even 
understand your above paragraph.

-- 
Chambers

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Chambers <Ben### [at] gmailcom_no_underscores> wrote:
> alphaQuad wrote:
> > Chambers <Ben### [at] gmailcom_no_underscores> wrote:
> >> 2) Why do you think that "Real American"s would quote British
> >> paraphrasing of French philosophers?
> >
> > Guaranteed right by the constitution and the alternative is total domination and
> > no way out by communication on any large scale. But with co-conspiring media
> > that has been achieved to a substantial degree.
>
> Maybe I'm "The Plague" instead of a "Real American," but I can't even
> understand your above paragraph.
>
> --
> Chambers

It is doubtful you are the plague, you made way too many intelligent points and
I am the worst communicator on the planet. Just pick out the larger words.

And don't forget Viagra is a sulfide and will get you up for a short period of
use until yours fails permanently. No experience here to verify my educated
guess. Any lab rats out there, taking crap just because it is "FDA Approved"?

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JeffBTX wrote:
> First; CAUTION with that term "REAL American". What is a REAL American? I could
> easily say that the only REAL Americans are those that have sacrificed and
> endured hardships for their country - as opposed to civilians who haven't (and
> wouldn't). My paternal grandmother, who grew up on a Navajo reservation in New
> Mexico, might say that the only REAL Americans are Native Americans. Rush
> Limbaugh would say that the only REAL Americans are card-carrying registered
> Republicans - EVEN if they are hypocritical drug addicts who are addicted to
> pain killers, and apparantly eat enough food to result in an enormous girth,
> enough food in one week to probably keep a small family alive for a month or
> more.
> 
> Accuracy;
> The full SUB-title was "How I learned to stop worrying and learned to love the
> bomb.". The TITLE of the movie was "Doctor Strangelove". A fiction. An
> entertainment. A parody, actually. I have it on DVD by the way, excellent
> movie. To paraphrase a fiction (especially this type of fiction, in the context
> that you used it) in an attempt to prove a point detracts from the validity of
> your post. It looks foolish.
> 
> By the way, another favorite classic of mine is "Seven Days in May". Personally,
> I root for General James Mattoon Scott. Being a military retiree, and a
> stereotypical "angry, disillusioned veteran", that would be no suprise. I would
> be DELIGHTED to see a large force march on Pennsylvania Avenue, and "kick some
> rear". NOT in/for a military takeover (as such) (or maybe, YES!), you
> understand, but to force government officials to do their jobs. Do their jobs
> efficiently, with competence, and with the welfare of the people and the
> country a priority (rather than other agendas).
> 
> Logic;
> Okay... it may very well be that some people sometime who have ingested
> flouridated water at some point might have experienced some vague symptoms
> similar to what you describe. I don't know. But how many MILLIONS (billions?)
> of "flouridated people" have lived long, healthy lives without ill effect? Your
> post is alarmist.
> 
> As to " ... wanting you silenced ... "; I don't know the details, but I CAN
> sympathize. Recently, in a games forum, a supposed "vietnam veteran" (who
> served maybe 2 years) who's "life was saved by the VA" (Veterans
> Administration) banned me from his games server for criticizing the VA. In the
> forum, he stated that I "should move to another country" (along with other
> insults). Me - who served in the military for 22 years. My criticism was based
> on MY experience with the VA, on my SPECIFIC case, and I had just as much right
> to an opinion as he did. This person (it became apparant as time went on) is a
> petty hypocrite with a tin god complex - an "anti-veteran veteran" - who just
> wanted to "show off". My critical comment was a ONE-LINER, embedded within a
> post on another subject altogether.
> 
> But in the long run, one is happier if one just forgets about it. So what? There
> are other things in life that are far more worthy of attention.
> 
> Far more dangerous to society are those that "go off half cocked", and force
> invalid concepts on society that in the long run have no real, tangible effect
> and cost everyone hard earned money.
> 
> If it worries you, water filtration systems are fairly cheap and convenient.
> Those Brita Water Pitchers come to mind.

I'm not real american (perhaps a real south american), but this was a 
top notch reply.

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alphaQuad wrote:
>> Chambers <Ben### [at] gmailcom_no_underscores> wrote:
>>> alphaQuad wrote:
>>> Guaranteed right by the constitution and the alternative is total domination and
>>> no way out by communication on any large scale. But with co-conspiring media
>>> that has been achieved to a substantial degree.
>> Maybe I'm "The Plague" instead of a "Real American," but I can't even
>> understand your above paragraph.
> It is doubtful you are the plague, you made way too many intelligent points and
> I am the worst communicator on the planet. Just pick out the larger words.

Picking out the larger words (>5 letters):
"Guaranteed constitution alternative domination communication. 
Co-conspiring achieved substantial degree."

...I think we've been had.  Clearly, this is a more sophisticated 
attempt at subliminal messaging than we've realised!

--
Tim Cook
http://empyrean.freesitespace.net

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"alphaQuad" <alp### [at] earthlinknet> wrote:
> Real Americans V. The Plague
>
> When a REAL American sees a topic they don't agree with,

They bomb the Feck out of it?
They cry (foul)?

What is real?
What is American?
What is a *real American*?

Here we go ‘round the mulberry bush
The mulberry bush, the mulberry bush
Here we go ‘round the mulberry bush
So early in the morning

This is the way we wash our face
Wash our face, wash our face…

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alphaQuad wrote:

> 
> just trying to make convo, how many is a quarter dozen?
> 

I'm sure you can do the basic arithmetic to figure that out ;)



-- 
~Mike

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