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There is NO way my daughter will be able to get through this gate. She is the most rambunctious little girl too. And she is only 10 months old. She is already running around and able to walk really well on her own. And she loves the stairs. This gate is perfect in front of our stairs and they're not even with the wall either. The banaster and the very top stair are totally uneven and our opening is about 7 feet wide. And with the Configure Gate and one extension, there is no way I will ever have to worry about my daughter falling down the staris or breaking our gates, which she has done due to the way the top of our stairs are. This is the only gate that I have found that works perfect for our home. Plus the door in the gate is easy to use. You don't have to squeeze hard on the handle to open it, but it's not easy enough for a 4 year old to squeeze the handle. I love that this is a heavy-duty metal gate, it won't break or fall apart on me and it was easy to install. I'm so happy that my husband and I bought this gate. It is an all around Great Investment. If you are considering buying a baby gate, you should really invest in a great baby gate. And I HIGHLY recommend this gate. And with the extensions it can fit ANYWHERE in your home or you can make it into a circle for a play yard. If you want a gate for your home, and you want one that will last and protect your child no matter how hard they are on it, get this gate.
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My husband & I recently spent $159 on a Kidco Configure gate and one extension for our daughter Rebecca. Although she is not crawling yet, she is very mobile. She manages to get from one side of a room to another by rolling and is trying to pull herself up to a standing position on various pieces of furniture. Her safety involving open stairways was our concern.The gate was easy to install. It only took about 20 minutes, but I do recommend having two people work on this project. The extra pair of hands are almost a necessity in order to properly attach the gate to a firm solid base. I like that the door section of the gate is difficult for a child to open and close, yet easy for an adult. Just by squeezing on a little bar and lifting slightly you can open and close the gate. As an added feature, the door swings open in both directions.Although this gating system is pricey, it was a necessity for the layout of our house. I am fully satisfied with this product, and feel we cannot put a price on our daughters safety.
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We bought two different kinds of Gates for our living room area. We bought the Kidco Configure gate and the Kidco Elongate. The elongate was to cover an area of 84". The elongate can only go straight across and opening. It's extension are screwed together and have an overlap. So the gate is not actually straight across. We are very disappointed in this purchase and wished we had bought two Configure gates. Took us some time to screw the extension in and then to screw the supports in and then to mark it on the wall. Took us over an hour. The Configure gate is on the pricey side. We almost did not buy it. But it has two different size extension pieces and you can bend and configure it to the space you need. We use it at the bottom of our stairs and it bows out to give you an area so that the gate is not up against the stairs. It was so easy to add the extension piece on. You just snap out the pole and add the extension piece. You can bend the gate different ways to fit in the opening. To Mount on the wall you just mark the screw holes and screw in the plate then snap the gate on. It was mounted on the wall in less then 20 minutes. It was very sturdy. I highly recommend this gate.


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The Buffett Rule Won't Get You a Job
By Jim Tankersley, National JournalOn the seventh and final page of its background report on the "Buffett Rule," out this morning, the Obama administration finally dives into what it calls "the economic rationale" for imposing a new minimum tax rate on millionaires. If you're an unemployed American, that placement should be your first red flag. The second should be the rationale itself.
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By Dan Balz and Jon Cohen, Washington PostWith the general-election campaign beginning to take shape, President Obama holds clear advantages over Mitt Romney on personal attributes and a number of key issues, but remains vulnerable to discontent with the pace of the economic recovery, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll.
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By Jackie Calmes, New York TimesPreviewing the message that President Obama will take to Florida on Tuesday, his economic team released a brief report making the case for his "Buffett Rule," a proposal that would ensure the wealthiest Americans pay at least 30 percent of their income in federal taxes.
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Apr 09, 2012
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By Jeff Zeleny and Jim Rutenberg, New York TimesAmerican Crossroads, the biggest of the Republican "super PACs," is planning to begin its first major anti-Obama advertising blitz of the year, a moment the Obama re-election campaign has been girding for and another sign that the general election is starting in earnest. With an anticipated bank account of more than $200 million, officials at American Crossroads said they would probably begin their campaign this month.
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By Krissah Thompson and Michael A. Fletcher, Washington PostNo one died in what became known here as "the incident." But that has not kept the raw racial fissures that ran through this blue-collar town six years ago from resurfacing in light of the national attention focused on the killing of Trayvon Martin. As in the Martin case, there were dueling stories in Stratford, accusations of racism and what many saw as criminal suspicions rooted in faulty racial assumptions.
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Jobs Report Leaves Obama, Romney Campaigns Wary
By Charles Babington, Associated PressThe nation's steady-but-modest job growth presents political challenges for both of November's all-but-certain presidential rivals. Republican Mitt Romney needs an ailing economy to fully exploit his image as a "Mr. Fix-It" who can restore the nation's financial health, as he turned around the troubled 2002 Winter Olympics. President Barack Obama needs job-creation momentum to convince voters that things are moving in the right direction, even if millions of people remain unemployed.
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With Pierre Thomas, ABC NewsRace and revenge may have fueled the rampage that killed three African-Americans.
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By Alexis Simendinger, RealClearPoliticsPresident Obama is hosting a White House "forum on women and the economy" Friday, and aides are denying up and down that politics is afoot. Planned two weeks ago and featuring panels about business, women's education, the workplace, health care, and violence against women, the event is a chance for the president to deliver a speech directed at women -- and for the administration to tout its record on "women's economic security . . . through all stages of life." At least 10 female administration officials are scheduled to moderate.
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By Michael A. Fletcher, Washington PostThe number of Americans filing for jobless benefits dropped to its lowest level in four years last week, the government reported Thursday, adding to a growing sense among economists that job creation is continuing at a healthy clip. Jobless claims fell to 357,000 in the week ended March 31, the lowest number since April 2008.
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Men's adidas Soccer Shoes
11Pro TRX FG Samba Pack Cleats
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Rated 4.6 out of 5Â by 63
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Jlette2 Great Buy
Takes a little while to break in but great overall cleat. Very happy!
March 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by thepastymamba Great
These cleats were exactly what I was looking for. I own a pair of F50s that ripped up after a few months but these are more durable. I just wish they had better color schemes for this cleat because the Samba pack purple isn't my favorite and the other 11pro colors are ugly in my opinion.
March 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by chelsea___8 most comfortable cleats ever
these r the best and the most comfortable cleats I have ever had.
February 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by slowji Nice Boots. Good wide-fit.
Purchased these for my son who has fairly wide feet and need orthodics. Boots are comfortable and looks great. Metallic purple probably best describes the color. Heels are not so high and provides good overall support and protection for a defender. They are starting to disappear, so bought another pair half size larger. Compared to a s i c s d s l i g h t 5, these are truer to size and better/wider toe box. Highly recommend.
February 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by JSRoll Boot for comfort.
I always have a hard time finding cleats that fit my wide. This boots look much nicer that in the picture they are simply beautiful, I play my first game with them and they feel very cushini, I need to get use to them but I think they are gonna be great.
January 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Zam 11 pro
I play for the under 18 canadian national team and this is an amazing shoe it gave me a edge on all my competetors, i would recomend this shoe for every position but up top.
January 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by franky19 Best gift ever
Out of all the boots I have owned this is by far the most comfortable pair the best ever
December 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Don Deki Very niceeee!!!!
December 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by agarnyantaisuren To me, better than predators and f50s.
I got these the day they came out. I was at the store and I didnt even ask to try any other cleats. They are very comfortable and very good looking. They are my favorite all time cleats.
December 18, 2013
Rated 4.6 out of 5Â by 63
Rated 5 out of 5Â by shazil ar this thing is a beast
i bought shoe last week mainly beacuase of its looks but after wearing the shoe made me feel like i was playing with bare foot so light and the cushions make you so comforatable the build quality is extreamly good so here we go with another good invention from adidas .......keep up the good work adidas!!!!!!!!!!!!!
December 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Gav Amazing Boot
I bought these boots for my high school season and have absolutely loved them. I have had them for over a year now and still sue them every day. I cant get rid of them because I can find another boot like it. Love these.
January 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Soccermom1 Great cleat
My son loves his new cleats. Feels good, lots of cushion, light . Won't buy anything else but Adidas . Great quality from clothing to cleats .
December 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Diego1234 Simply one of Adidas's best cleats
This cleats are magical. The taurus leather, and the size fits perfectly for anyone. The cleats are beautifully designed, the colors, everything is beautifully done.
December 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Paquito24678 I love them
They hug your foot and they are made for defenders who get stepped on a lot
November 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Matt Jones I noticed a difference
When it comes to cleats I dont ever really spend much but buying these I actually felt a difference. Theyre not heavy at all but not so light to where It'll hurt if you got stepped on. My touch feels incredivle in these cleats and when I strike the ball I can get a good grip when I step and good contact on the ball. Overall I think these are my favorite cleats that I have purchased. Also the all black gives it a classic look.
December 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Young hek First time user
Cleats are great I recommend
November 10, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5Â by SoccerSomething Average Shoe with Premium Ambitions
This boot has a legacy behind it of classically-inspired cleats with top-quality material, construction, and design. These though are two steps back and more in the wrong direction.
The leather quality has definitely dipped and the synthetic (most of the boot) doesn't do a good job of creating a form-fitting cleat. I've been personally struggling to break them in and have suffered from bad blisters that weren't a problem with adidas cleats in the past.
Overall, I would speculate the the heel and forefoot material will break in further, alleviating some of the problems. But my initial impression is just disappointment.
November 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Jimenez11 Phenomenal pare of shoes
They are really comfortable and adapt to your feet. They also stretch out which helps get the exact shoe size.
October 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by OverlappingRWB Great touch, quality construction
So I'm a traditionalist when it comes to boots - classic leather and stitching over the texturized, rubberized, synthetic blinged out kicks. But a few years ago when I got serious and started spending real money on cleats, I realized what real performance feels like.
These soles are RIGID! I have comfy turf shoes for a casual Friday, but when I want reliable touch and incredible power transfer then I go to the Adipure 11Pros.
The FG cleats definitely work for me. I play in Seattle on artificial ground (rubber tires and plastic grass), because up real grass is only "Firm Ground" for the month of August, and the rest of the year it's mud. These don't plant so hard in the rubber that I torque my ankles or anything... actually the feel while sprinting is surprisingly light. I used to wear the (now discontinued) AG cleat version of the Adipure 11Nova, and it was great...
But for me the Novas had some quality issues, particularly at the toe... compare the two and you'll see that the Pros have a synthetic material at the toe between the plastic of the footbed and the leather upper. When I first shopped for them I thought it was purely cosmetic, but over the last year I've realized how much better these shoes hold up. The leather quality is top notch (complain about no K-leather if you want), which for me has translated into great touch without sacrificing durability.
On the fit:
Some people say this shoe runs a bit narrow... I have narrow feet, so it fits me great. In terms of toe length, my big toe is about 1/2" longer than the next, and I often have issues with it getting smashed at the end of a shoe. 9-1/2 is definitely quite snug, so I tried the 10... found that with the larger size my big toe still pounded on since the other four toes weren't supported at all (bunch of empty space). Was really glad that in the end I stuck with 9-1/2 and just did some moderate-length practices to get the leather loosened up - then the fit was PERFECT. I've owned 3 pairs now, and will be sad if (when) Adidas discontinues this line in favor of some rubber pattern covered whatever.
October 6, 2013
Rated 4.6 out of 5Â by 63
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Seth BEE My High School Cleats
I was waiting to find a pair of cleats and when these came out I knew I had to have them. I was upset that they weren't K-leather but the Taurus leather does great also. I wear them for practice on grass and games on turf, does better on grass. Only reason is because the heat. The plastic around the back heel has started to come off a bit but that is normal to me. Overall great cleats for any player who doesn't want to be flashy.
September 12, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by SharQ My first soccer boots
Bought these for competitive kickball, where accurate and powerful kicking is just as essential as speed and maneuverability. Playtested them last night, and now understand why the best strikers (who tend to come from soccer background) recommend soccer boots for kickball.
September 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by antiplastic Classy Boot
This is a great boot, i love how classic yet modern the styling is. These take a couple wears to break them in. The first couple of times I experienced foot cramps, as I usually do with adipures. After they break in they are very comfortable. The sole is glued not stitched so it starts to peel easily but not many other boot manufacturers bother to stitch them anyway. The leather is good quality and I recommend these boots because they aren't made of tin foil.
September 2, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Jais The best brand
I only buy Adidas sportswear because I know I will never be disappointed!
August 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 GOOD!
This shoes is pretty good! I like it very much!
August 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by spapa Great shoes
I have only played a few games with my new shoes, they feel good although I wish they were a little more flexible to the pitch.
August 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Boo-boo bear Best cleats ever
These are the beat most comfortable soccer cleats I have ever worn. They fit like a glove! Love them.
August 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Rdeoliveira love it !!!
I love this cleat , so comfortable and true to the size !!!!
July 31, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Bapps Best Soccer Cleats I've ever worn
This is my second pair. First pair I worn an entire season and won them in the Illinois High State Championship victory. The touch and feel is second to none. I've tried other's but always go back to my Adipure's. I hope Adidas never changes these. I will buy another pair for when I play in College.
July 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Black Gerrard Great boot
This boot is perfect. Sturdy, great leather, and gives that original adidas feel. Great for defenders and midfielders who need proper support for tackling and passing.
July 25, 2013
Rated 4.6 out of 5Â by 63
Rated 2 out of 5Â by Madkat Ripped in 2 days
I got these shoes recently and they ripped right away. They were comfortable and all but it ripped in 2 days and I didn't even play an actual game. Only light training.
July 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by DJL Great touch & VERY comfortable
The boots fit great right out of the box. Slight rubbing on outside toe, but not bad at all. Shoes have a great feel and surprising touch. My previous pair was the AdiZero so they are not nearly as light, but the difference is barely noticeable. Great purchase.
June 29, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5Â by JGRAND No COPAS
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I bought the white ones, after only 3 games the white has rubbed down to the leather.
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This cleat was a very respectable purchase. The cleat does not hesitate with excellent, crisp ball service. The lack of kanga leather does not subtract from the on the ball performance and surprisingly the implementation of synthetic suede provides a stiff feeling while yeilding ultimate comfort. I recommended to any midfield/defensive position.
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Were a little wider than what I prefer.
I like striking the ball with predators better but overall a good boot that I would purchase again
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I bought the sg version of the cleats and they are amazing. Touch is perfect, they are light, and comfortable. I loved the sg so much that I bought another fg pair. These cleats are real nice!
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2001Think of the past. Think of ancient Japan. Think of a world of secrecy and stealth where only sheer cunning and mystical weapons can save you, where you must shed blood to survive. In the shadowy world of feudal Japan, mysterious figures roamed the streets with only the moon as friend. They lived in a world where lethal precision was essential, in the dark hidden world of ninjas... You too can penetrate the secrets of the world of shadows. Just follow us through the door that we open wide to you. This website will give you a deep insight into the life of a ninja long, long ago. Today, ninjas are not so widely known as samurais. And even those who do know them, lack the knowledge to judge them properly, with justice and fairness. This is a golden opportunity to discover the ninjas' traditional weapons, their way of life, their history, what they have become nowadays and lots more... Plus, interactivity is at its full where you are heading. So come and have fun! Your motto through the journey: "Live by honour. Kill by stealth."About this site
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2000In the Japan web site you will find out lots of important information. This web site will teach you about current Japan and everyday jobs. You will also find out the instruments played in ancicnt Japan and what they did for art like calligraphy. Also, Japanese numbers 1-10 and Japanese language. Another fact is the Japanese religion and how Prince Gatama started the Japanese Bhudaist religion. You will also learn about the history of geishas and samuris and Japanese architecture. All in all, we hope you will learn a lot from of information. About this site
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1999When Japanese people give something to someone, they often say "it is such a worthless thing". This is the original Japanese way of being humble, and if someone says his/her opinions too clearly, they are said to be rude. This peculiar Japanese character comes from the ancient times, and are also seen in many Japanese cultures. Take Sado (the way of tea) for example. Here, the heart is more important than words, so not many words are spoken. Also, another Japanese character is the spirit of concerning others. In Sado, the host must do his best to ensure that his guests enjoy their stay. The Japanese love peace and harmony, and hate having disputes with others. Also in Japan, Shinto and Buddhism both exist without hardly any oppositions towards each other. One reason is probably because in Shinto, there are no absolute god. But another reason is perhaps, because of this peculiar Japanese character, which always tries to keep peace and harmony. In this way, Japan has produced many wonderful cultures from its peculiar character of loving peace . The Japanese may seem unclear, but this is one of the cultures Japan created through its history. After the Meiji Restoration, Japan has become so westernized, that people have gradually forgotten their own culture. However, today, the western countries are taking notice of the Japanese culture, and introducing them from the western point of view. In our Home Page, we would like to introduce Japan from the Japanese point of view.About this site
1998UNESCO's World Heritage project is an international endeavor designed to preserve places of unique scenic and cultural value all over the world. This site explores places in Japan which have been designated as World Heritage sites. From the temples of Kyoto to the Hiroshima Peace Monument, see how these monuments preserve the beauty and architecture of a culture and its people. About this site
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I am curious to see what you all think about this because I noticed Mike99 has a "9/11 was an inside job" avatar. Conspiracy theories are something that libertarians are (unfortunately) often associated with because we tend to question everything. And that's a good thing. Unfortunately this noble quality can often morph into things much more... retarded... than a reasonable person would entertain.
It's too easy to generalize conspiracy theories as being poorly backed crackpot theories--but, make no mistake, there are certainly many things that the establishment hides from the general public for ulterior motives.
However, dramatic, overblown conspiracies like the moon landing, 9/11, illuminati, aliens, etc. tend to be based on the same sensationalism that the mainstream media uses to rope impressionable people in. This is nothing more than the outright exploitation of naturally existing fear and doubt.
I find it funny that libertarians, the group ones that consistently decry the efficacy and competancy of the state--the same state that cannot even make the goddamn mail come on Sunday--believes that the state masterminded the greatest conspiracies the world has ever seen.
As Penn Jillette said, "The Government couldn't even fucking cover up a break-in to a psychiatrist's office in a fucking cheesy hotel! Watergate is the answer to all this shit. If they couldn't cover that up, they fucking can't do anything."
"Snot conspiracy theories that you are mad at. It is the truth."
This topic is common on the Free Talk Live radio program and I agree with their answer:
It is pointless to subscribe to conspiracy theories because there are only three possibilities for any conspiracy:
1. Government is correct and there is no conspiracy at all. Well then holding to the theory was a waste of time from the beginning.
2. There is a conspiracy and huge cover-up. Ok so what. How does that change where we are now? Did the knowledge of any conspiracy ever lead to a decrease in the size/scope of government?
3. Part conspiracy and part truth. This is worse than 2 as government can focus on the true parts.
The only things of interest are the reasons for the original lie in the first place and how government reacted to it.
Besides these events are known conspiracies with lies and cover-ups and nothing changed when the proof of the conspiracy surfaced?
1. Tonkin Gulf Resolution.
2. Attack on US Liberty.
3. WMDs in Iraq.
Now the one conspiracy that came to light that angered the public to a high degree was Watergate where Nixon was forced to resign. Again, SO WHAT? The Gold Standard was not re-implemented. Medicare is still with us. The EPA is more powerful than ever. The Executive branch of goverment has grown more secrative.
Well I don't believe in aliens or that the moon landings were fake. On the illuminati, I do buy into the collectivist and one world government theory. And as for 9/11, I now believe there was something fishy going on. For years, I thought truthers were nothing but a bunch of Alex Jones type wackos. But after doing some recent research into the science of destruction, I've concluded that it is near impossible that WTC 7 could not have come down because of fires. It would take all bottom steel columns to destruct at the same time, which it did, in order to bring the building down in as neatly and quickly as it did. It throws doubt into the truthfullness of any bit of the official report. Also, you may want to research Marvin Bush, the brother of W.
"I prefer to call it realistic analysis of what's happening" - Murray Rothbard
It's too easy to generalize conspiracy theories as being poorly backed crackpot theories--but, make no mistake, there are certainly many things that the establishment hides from the general public for ulterior motives. However, dramatic, overblown conspiracies like the moon landing, 9/11, illuminati, aliens, etc. tend to be based on the same sensationalism that the mainstream media uses to rope impressionable people in. This is nothing more than the outright exploitation of naturally existing fear and doubt.
So, you're positing a conspiracy theory where the Establishment at least does nothing to to stop misinformation and false conspiracy theories - or perhaps even encourages them - in order to cover up its actual misdeeds? I agree!
The State is incompetent only in its stated aims. The mantra of general State incompetence arises from going along with the polite pretense that the governments's stated aims are, in fact, it's only aims. But this is simply not true. The government is not incompetent at all once its true aims are rightly understood. In fact, the State is astoundingly competent. Imagine trying to collect money from hundreds of millions of people and waging wars and covert actions around the world affecting the lives of billions in such a way as to keep expanding your turf and keep quelling dissent?
Well, I have nothing but respect for Penn but I think he falls into the trap of attributing good motives to government; once you realize that the government does not, in fact, have good motives, then you realize that its true aims are not its stated aims, and that explains the chasmic difference between its competence in its true aims and its stated aims. Contrast, say, the SEALs with the TSA. Get it?
Clayton -
nothing but a bunch of Alex Jones type wackos.
Now you know the true purpose of Alex Jones type wackos or, at least, their ring-leaders. ;-)
But after doing some recent research into the science of destruction, I've concluded that it is near impossible that WTC 7 could not have come down because of fires. It would take all bottom steel columns to destruct at the same time, which it did, in order to bring the building down in as neatly and quickly as it did. It throws doubt into the truthfullness of any bit of the official report. Also, you may want to research Marvin Bush, the brother of W.
You just can't get from "scattered office fires" to "symmetrical collapse." It's possible in exactly the same sense that it's possible that you could win the Megabucks jackpot 10 times in a row.
Sadly, yes. I'm also beginning to think some of the posters here may belong to AJ's inner circle. Especially the ones who present absurd hologram plane theories.
Also, pardon my grammar error. I was half asleep. I meant to say it is near impossible that WTC 7 could have come down because of fires.
I second most of what Clayton said. However, you (OP) must realize it is not the entire government in all of its standard channels of bureaucracy that commit the "conspiracies" that we discuss. It is a loose knit group of people with connections to and of power that are able to use that to their advantage when "conspiring."
Also, the language used in official documents is differnt from the more colloquial terms that conspiracy theorists use.
For instance,
Chemtrails: should really be called (Unilateral) Geoengineering.
Orwell talks at length about how demotic speech is avoided when explicating "sinister plans" this way the layperson doesn't get what is going on.
. I'm also beginning to think some of the posters here
Yup, yup.
@Aristophanes: Be that as it may, it's crucial to underscore that the actual purpose of government is to lie, cheat, kill and steal. The bureaucracy is itself just a thin veil around the official functions of government.
That Rothbard video makes some good points. I agree that "conspiracy" is a loaded term because of its negative connatation. However, conspiracies cease to deserve that negative connotation only once they've actually proved that they possess substance--otherwise, the reptilian truthers are only "analyzing what's happening" and are spared the much simpler and fitting moniker of "retarded". Either way, I think this point is one of semantics and of little importance.
I meant to focus more on 9/11 itself--the mother of all "analyzing what's happening" theories to see what you guys think about this particular controversy. But since we're here...
As much as I respect you, I'm not entirely sure that I agree with you here. Hear me out:
I do not believe that the state is collectively evil. I simply believe that the state is predisposed to act in its own interest--as immoral as we may deem these may be. I believe that the reason the state strays from its stated claims is because it is simply too far removed from liability and is perverted by individuals who are endowed with too much power. We all know man is greedy. This is not a bad thing. However, the state simply enables man to use his greed in ways that are unethical and harmful not possible in a free market.
I think that it is the fault of the people for falling for the state's rhetoric over the past centuries and allowing it to become the leviathan that it is. I honestly do not think either Obama or Romney are evil. They are simply a product of a terribly off track system. Just like Penn, I do not believe that "evil" exists without equally "evil" cause. The American system, constantly devolving, is the enabler. The current leaders of our nation are simply filling in the spots that the political system has created.
@Willy Truth
We know from an a priori analysis that the government must act in order to attempt to fulfill its own self interest in a praxeological manner. We also know that regardless of the intentions of those in power that their actions are likely to have massively negative repercussions from the standpoint of prettymuch everyone. These problems are exacerbated, but not caused by man's inherent greed and propensity to be corrupted
Clayton: The bureaucracy is itself just a thin veil around the official functions of government. Clayton -
The bureaucracy is itself just a thin veil around the official functions of government.
I'm not sure about this. The hypothesis of statism arising from the subjugation of agricultural societies by militarily more powerful groups makes sense to me. However, those military bullies which did subjugate agricultural communities, in doing so, often exterminated competing armies. The result of this was an establishment of some normalcy in present and foreseeable future. There can be no trade or improvement generally without the belief that one's actions won't be wiped out the moment they become attractive.
None of this is to say that decentralized co-existence is impossible, but before the enlightenment and the popularization of the concept of mutual benefit, conquest made a lot more sense to people. The rise of large polities meant a widespread subjugation but also the diminution of competitors in the field of rulership. This meant a degree of order and security in property, which is necessary for improvement to begin.
Is it plausible to you that the results of statism sought by statists are those which you claim they are, but there are also peripheral effects brought about by the consolidation of rule which outweigh those original negatives?
The Anarch is to the Anarchist what the Monarch is to the Monarchist. -Ernst Jünger
Medieval Europe was relatively decentralised and was a period of enormous economic and population growth. We can say very little about the conditions in the era before the emergence of states. In my view the state contributed nothing to the spread of commerce, and that the latter certainly existed across significant distances before states had any sway over large geographic areas (and in most parts of the world, large states appear well after the emergence of historical record in those areas). But whichever one of is right, such an inquiry is based almost purely on conjecture. On the other hand, we can clearly point to the European Middle Ages for an example of long-range commerce operating in an environment of decentralized states (see in particular the Lex Mercatoria), and this alone proves that not only are such undertakings possible under that environment, but that they can flourish (take the Mediterranean peoples during the era of Archaic and Classical Greece as another example).
"was a period of enormous economic"
Do you have a source for that?
You can start with Bartlett, The Making of Europe. And that's only the early Middle Ages.
No problem. It's not directly on the economy, but in general on the transitions and changes across Europe in the Middle Ages, much of which is demographic and economic (which is what I mentioned). It has a very good bibliography for further resarch into the Medieval economy.
Conspiracy theories actually have utility for the intellectual opinion crafters and journalists.
If you can be successfully labeled a conspiracy nut, then they don't have to take your other opinions seriously. Indulging in conspiracy theory therefore has the effect of draining you of all credibility. Because it marks you as one easily taken in by things for which there are little to no evidence.
Why should anyone take your opinion seriously on anything if you're a conspiracy nut.
Libertarians should be cultivating intellectual credibility, not indulging in conspiracy theory.
This is like the reasoning of an anorexic - "I can still see fat. Look at when I sit, there's a fold of skin at the bottom of my stomach. My friends could still call me fat and you know what, they'd be right!!"
No matter how far back we retract our claims, no matter how carefully we circumscribe our every word with "facts" and "evidence," the fact remains that the apologists for State power will never stop calling us "conspiracy theorists" until we actually join them as apologists for State power. So, to hell with them and their bully-words. Heretic. Traitor. Witch. Spy. Terrorist. Conspiracy Theorist. These are all intimidation-words, power-words, words whose function in language is analogous to the function of the night-stick in the police-officer's hands.
Convenient reasoning for Mises.org's #1 conspiracy theorist.
It's late on a sunday morning, but that's excellent Clayton.
Well historically speaking the two biggest conspiracy theorists were Hitler and Stalin. Hitler saw a giant globe-spanninsh Jewish conspiracy and Stalin saw an infinite number of slightly smaller conspiracies. So I think libertarians would do good to fight conspiracy theories... of the state ("Iran will make a bomb and nuke Israel!"). It is always the first order of business.
avert your eyes! Conspiracies dont exist as it is actually very difficult to have a series of private conversations!
No matter how far back we retract our claims, no matter how carefully we circumscribe our every word with "facts" and "evidence," the fact remains that the apologists for State power will never stop calling us "conspiracy theorists" until we actually join them as apologists for State power.
I understand where you're coming from; you are saying that conspiracy theorists are simply rebelling against the state's monopoly on truth. This is great in principle. The problem is that it is an open ended battle that is often not fought against the state but any and all facets of reality itself.
Literally any batshit crazy theory can be said to be knowledge that the state "doesn't want you to know", so this is a slippery slope and should be used with caution. As a libertarian I obviously think that the state is deceitful in nature and has proven to be a source of lies.
The difference is that it's often not Big Brother who is labelling people conspiracy theorists in order to marginalize their message. It's rational, independent members of society. Skeptical people who keep other skeptical people in check.
The Niburian Council conspiracy theorists, the reptilian NWO conspiracy theorists, the 2012 end of the world conspiracy theorists--they are just that--conspiracy theorists.
Funny how Penn and Teller, who are well-known for their skeptical point of view, turn around and call conspiracy theorists a bunch of fucking assholes. As for me being a conspiracy theorist, I've never liked labels, but I think questioning things should always be appreciated, no matter what Bill "Tool" Maher thinks.
turn around and call conspiracy theorists a bunch of fucking assholes.
Didn't think about that. I guess I believed that they meant what they said because in a casual interview, I heard Penn reference how he still thought conspiracy theorists were nuts.
I strongly dislike Bill Maher as well, but that clip demonstrates the mentality of many 9/11 truthers: go into a live taping of the show and yell garbled and disembodied phrases like "Building 7!" and "Plane in New Jersey!". Not only is this antiproductive for spreading 'awareness', it's crude and obnoxious. I'd throw his ass out of my show too.
@Malachi, I agree that most conspiracies are not based on actionable information. Sort of the whole mysticism idea that can never be proven nor (wait for it...) DISPROVEN! And that's the crux of the problem because Conspiracy Theorists tend to be satisfied for this to be good enough evidence to merit yelling about it.
I just watched a David Icke documentary, and there was an interview with Alex Jones. Jones said that Icke is like a turd in a punchbowl (eloquence) because he has some great ideas about the way the state can blind people to the truth so that they can operate illicitly. However, he turns it all sour when he throws in the blood drinking lizard rapists. This, essentially, is why I dislike libertarian 9/11 truthers and their kin; they discredit and disparage the reputation of libertarians with their tin-foil hat sensibilities.
...Is everyone here a 9/11 conspiracy theorist?
I'm more inclined to think that 9/11 was caused because of blowback from the imperialistic U.S. foreign policy.
Oh, of course 9/11 was the product of US foreign policy blowback. But is this a conspiracy? To me, a conspiracy has to have a desired and conscious ends.
No, I'm talking about those who believe it was robots piloting the plane or that the plane was a projected hologram.
Willy Truth: No, I'm talking about those who believe it was robots piloting the plane or that the plane was a projected hologram.
I'm sure that's exactly what Clayton thinks happened.
It all makes sense to me now. The moon landing actually happened, but as it turns out, Neil Armstrong was actually a cyborg. He landed at Area 51 just after the flying saucer was departing from Roswell, and then began overseeing the construction of the plane that would fly into the first tower. He then put on a disguise as a middle-eastern man and constructed the passangers of the plane, where they teleported themselves into the future and flew into the building.
Why didn't I see this before!?
Yes, these are the kinds of theories that I hate.
There is absolutely no affiliation between me and mises.org.


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