TMoP: Baal==BPD?

Michael Bailey michael.lee.bailey at gmail.com
Sat Oct 11 03:06:53 CDT 2008


Glenn Scheper wrote:
>

>  Nuts like me? I guess so. At the parade, speaking
>  to some elderly doctor-Jewish I guess-who brought
>  up current events, I compared how WTC was brought
>  down by controlled demolition.

Which source do you like the best?
I spent a fair amount of time a couple years ago.  Was not completely satisfied
with any of them.

However, there are plenty of interesting loose ends which are not
made less interesting by official denials that don't address them completely.

anti-Semitic associations are an off-putting thing about many 9-11 sites.
calls to irrational action another.
Having to wade through that, plus the inordinate amount of detail available,
makes it hard to form a coherent narrative.
It's kind of like one of those logic puzzles: John only talks to Mary.
Samantha has red hair.  The people who are blonde had peanut butter
sandwiches for lunch.
Bill conversed with one of the people on the side of the table facing
the window.

I suck at those.  However, I think that is the best way to approach the question
of what really happened that day.

Somebody who started to make art prints of charts detailing the links between
news items (http://www.allbusiness.com/information/publishing-industries/582778-1.html)
was found hanged in his apartment.  And this was back even before
9-11.

(and that is all I have to say about that, at least until my forthcoming book,
"Interesting Loose Ends" (-; )

>He wheel around and
>  took two steps away, then wheeled back and said,
>  "I suppose you think the Jews did it?" and I went
>  into listing illuminati and satanists and what-not.
>
>  I dunno if that wheeling about was just some ethnic
>  body language, or loss of control, a moment of some
>  kind of possession. I'd like to describe it using the
>  de/re-constructed "a gentle word driveth away wrath."
>

I misread that as "a gentile word driveth away wrath" (-;



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