Do you notice anything strange here?

[leftysixty]

1. At this point, does it really matter? 2. Can "We the People" do anything about it? 3. Can we ever get a "true" news account of anything?

Answer-- NO!

YMMV Just my not so humble opinion.

[SlowBurn]

I wouldn't call the "magic shoe laces" a dud as you put it, as you have not proven why, how or when they appeared, you merely guessed.

I didn't prove or guess, I just looked it up. But I'm starting to feel bad: I shouldn't ruin the fun, who's it hurting? Sorry. Just don't get carried away is all I ask.

[muggsy]

It's all a scam. Those two police officers were never shot in cold blood. Police from around the country never attended the funerals, because there were no funerals to attend. All of the pictures were photo shopped. The part of di Blasio was played by John Goodman. Al Sharpton just made a Cameo appearance. Makes as much sense as the Sandy Hook conspiracy theories.

[89grand]

It's all a scam. Those two police officers were never shot in cold blood. Police from around the country never attended the funerals, because there were no funerals to attend. All of the pictures were photo shopped. The part of di Blasio was played by John Goodman. Al Sharpton just made a Cameo appearance. Makes as much sense as the Sandy Hook conspiracy theories.

No, Sandy Hook is a full blown, undeniable hoax, no ifs ands or buts about it, regardless of how many want to believe in it no matter how much evidence says otherwise. This one has oddities like most other hoaxes, but isn't proven to be one at this particular time. I would not be shocked in the least if it were a hoax too and it's leaning that way, but it's unknown for sure at this time.

The government could come right out and admit Sandy Hook was a hoax, and most that believe it was real now would still refuse to believe it was a hoax. Some people are just much more at ease believing in the government and media. They'll ignore anything that suggests otherwise.

[ScottM]

89grand is a hoax. Just a computer program in Brazil concocted by ex-patriated Algerians unhappy with French coffee taxes. You can't prove it otherwise, so it must be true.

[JohnR]

No, it's jocko that's the hoax. He's actually an Oxford graduate with a doctorate in English, and only pretends to be an illiterate goat farmer...

[muggsy]

89grand is a hoax. Just a computer program in Brazil concocted by ex-patriated Algerians unhappy with French coffee taxes. You can't prove it otherwise, so it must be true.

Those coffee taxes are pretty damn high. Hey, they laughed at Einstein, too.

[muggsy]

No, it's jocko that's the hoax. He's actually an Oxford graduate with a doctorate in English, and only pretends to be an illiterate goat farmer...

Hey, I know Jocko and it don't take that much pretending. Just sayin.

[Richardh]

[89grand]

I haven't hit some other angles yet, so keep the popcorn at the ready.