The Anti-James Douglass Appears

[Charles Drago]

The School of the Un-Americas.

[Dawn Meredith]

I love then tendancy of this lying fools to say "I used to believe in a conspiracy" but then I came to my senses. An effort to attempt to demonstrate that anyone who reads enough on the subject will reject conspiracy, when the truth is the total opposite.
CD: Jim Douglas is not online so he cannot comment here.

Dawn

[Charles Drago]

I've been asked to redirect attention to this thread and futher comment upon its overarching theme.

I'm glad to do so for one reason: The enemy never will attempt to purge a James Douglass. Rather, they will create and sponsor the arrival of a balancing act in order to perpetuate the illusion of a level playing field for their lies and the greater truth. In such a fashion they perpetuate uncertainty of the sort that manifests in, among other phenomena, the use by some of our community's most important thinkers of the term "conspiracy theorist" to describe themselves.

Conspiracy "theory"???

Anyone with reasonable access to the JFK assassination evidence who does not conclude that the president was murdered by conspirators is cognitively impaired and/or complicit in the crime.

No "theory" in evidence here.

Watch how the "anti's" will proliferate as we near the 50th anniversary of JFK's slaughter.

[Ed Jewett]

Pass the vomit bucket over this way, please.

Peter, your idea of the stacked Warren volumes is priceless but it must be changed to add the 9/11 tripe as well. Should this require Presidents of increased stature, that won't matter since we have them pre-starched these days anyway. In time, we will have giants. Perhaps we can pray for moral giants.

[Phil Dragoo]

The Trouble With Edward Feser
3793 Words: Lalala I Can't Hear You


Feser the professor's feeling pretty, and witty, and ga-ay
but he hasn't anything cogent to say:


Precisely his purpose as a downstream Swiss-Army-knife extension of the publication of the CIA groupie-founder of NatRev.


Oswald fired no rifle that day, and no one in that location fired any projectile into the president's temple or throat, or at James Tague.


No one ever saw Oswald with that rifle, but Oswald was operating for and operated by three intelligence agencies, and the net result of the murder of the president was the war he refused to fight, and the continued thriving of the agency he intended to emasculate.


3793 too-cute words amounting to lalala I can't hear you as Eddie pirouettes in a tutu of frothy philosophical phrases before an audience of closet-nazis.

[Albert Doyle]

Somewhere there must be a school where these types learn their arts of deceptive arguing?

I've heard of a school called the Albert Schweitzer College but I can't recall who told me. There's another one too. The Patrice Lumumba...

[Charles Drago]

The long, convoluted, meagerly investigated Albert Schweitzer College -- to which Lee Harvey Oswald applied, was accepted, but never attended -- is a key subject in George Michael Evica's A Certain Arrogance (ACA).

I am pleased to announce that the Trine Day edition of ACA will be published in April. It is in most respects superior to the first edition, so by all means wait for the new, paperback version.

You may pre-order it from Amazon right now.

Until then, know at Albert Schweitzer College was NOT a venue for training intelligence assets. Far from it.

[Seamus Coogan]

The long, convoluted, meagerly investigated Albert Schweitzer College -- to which Lee Harvey Oswald applied, was accepted, but never attended -- is a key subject in George Michael Evica's A Certain Arrogance (ACA).

I am pleased to announce that the Trine Day edition of ACA will be published in April. It is in most respects superior to the first edition, so by all means wait for the new, paperback version.

You may pre-order it from Amazon right now.

Until then, know at Albert Schweitzer College was NOT a venue for training intelligence assets. Far from it.

Cool bananas: Thats one book I've wanted for quite some time after reading the review on CTKA. But as for the Anti Douglas amongst us CD I think that one of the most insidious and outright crazy things I have ever seen is a certain researcher (lets call him by his stage name 'Ron') comparing Phil Nelsons, Barr McClellans and Judyth Bakers crud alongside Douglas's and not only that then say 'The Unspeakable' fully supports the BS in those works.

These are apostles Douglas certainly doesn't need. Imagine falsely having your work associated with that wash. Very unclean and a total perversion of gods work.

Indeed, give it time. Judyth Baker will soon claim she had an affair with Jim Douglas and probably yourself. Barr McClellan is also probably going to write a book using Rob Morrow and Phil Nelson as 'experts' on the case. Ron, well I don't care for much of what he writes anyhow, bar its comedy value :flypig::piethrow:

[Ed Jewett]

The long, convoluted, meagerly investigated Albert Schweitzer College -- to which Lee Harvey Oswald applied, was accepted, but never attended -- is a key subject in George Michael Evica's A Certain Arrogance (ACA).

I am pleased to announce that the Trine Day edition of ACA will be published in April. It is in most respects superior to the first edition, so by all means wait for the new, paperback version.

You may pre-order it from Amazon right now.

Until then, know at Albert Schweitzer College was NOT a venue for training intelligence assets. Far from it.

Charles, April is far away, but I eagerly look forward to reading "Arrogance". In the interim, for a forthcoming February sabbatical, I have ordered David DeGraw's new book, The Road Through 2012, as well as the Levenda trio from Trine-Day. The publisher informs me I am not likely to be the same person I was before reading the grimoire of Sinister Forces, so send Samoyeds with small casks of Drambuie if I do not resurface by March.

[Charles Drago]

The long, convoluted, meagerly investigated Albert Schweitzer College -- to which Lee Harvey Oswald applied, was accepted, but never attended -- is a key subject in George Michael Evica's A Certain Arrogance (ACA).

I am pleased to announce that the Trine Day edition of ACA will be published in April. It is in most respects superior to the first edition, so by all means wait for the new, paperback version.

You may pre-order it from Amazon right now.

Until then, know at Albert Schweitzer College was NOT a venue for training intelligence assets. Far from it.

Cool bananas: Thats one book I've wanted for quite some time after reading the review on CTKA. But as for the Anti Douglas amongst us CD I think that one of the most insidious and outright crazy things I have ever seen is a certain researcher (lets call him by his stage name 'Ron') comparing Phil Nelsons, Barr McClellans and Judyth Bakers crud alongside Douglas's and not only that then say 'The Unspeakable' fully supports the BS in those works.

These are apostles Douglas certainly doesn't need. Imagine falsely having your work associated with that wash. Very unclean and a total perversion of gods work.

Indeed, give it time. Judyth Baker will soon claim she had an affair with Jim Douglas and probably yourself. Barr McClellan is also probably going to write a book using Rob Morrow and Phil Nelson as 'experts' on the case. Ron, well I don't care for much of what he writes anyhow, bar its comedy value :flypig::piethrow:

Greetings, Seamus,

I'm glad you're back here at DPF. I've been impressed by much of your work and look forward to reading more.

And yes, you're absolutely correct about how disinformationalists will attempt A) to dignify their own work, and B) to taint Douglass (for different audiences, of course) by favorably comparing their trash to his masterpiece.

Charles