05-10-2013, 12:58 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-10-2013, 01:26 PM by Tony Szamboti.)
Tracy Riddle Wrote:"The collective group mind of DPF"?
Sorry, I won't be part of a hive or cult. I have my own mind and I think for myself. If you expect people to become part of the "collective group mind of DPF" it will continue to shrink as it has been lately.
If you don't agree with Jeffrey, then just ignore him and stop arguing with him.
It is probably incorrect to label it as group think, or collective mind, concerning the irritation mentioned by many here regarding Jeffrey Orling's virtual spamming of this forum with his unsupported contentions that the three high rise collapses in NYC on Sept. 11, 2001 were due to natural causes.
I think a more appropriate take on it would be in line with Abraham Lincoln's famous point "You can fool some of the people all of the time, you can even fool all of the people some of the time, but you can't fool all of the people all of the time".
When it becomes clear that someone is consistently spamming provable nonsense, which shows they have an agenda other than truth and reality, it is within the rights of an organization to protect itself from that abuse. I think it is apparent that was what was going on here and simply ignoring it by individuals does not work very well. A court does not suffer nonsense for good reason and does not simply ask each individual in the room to ignore it, while allowing it to continue. When Jeffrey was shown to be wrong, concerning his position on the collapses of those buildings, his final point was always "we can never know because it was too complex". This is similar to the propaganda used to maintain the cover-up of the Kennedy assassination, by keeping the waters muddied and the citizenry paralyzed and unable to muster the support for a real investigation and resolution of the crime.