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9/11 conspiracy theories

2007-06-14T16:13:02Z

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9/11 conspiracy theories are usually claims that the [[United States]] government attacked it's own country on [[9/11|September 11]], 2001. The "evidence" provided by the conspiracy theorists, also known as "[[9/11 truthers]]" is widely debunked. Some information is provided here.
Not debunked are the sentences of housekeeper Rodriguez of the north-tower of WTC, who clearly says, that big explosions had been in the downstairs rooms of the WTC very short before the impact of the plane and he and others pulled out bleeding people out of the cellars there into the open air. Nobody of the press has ever brought this sentences of this eye-witness and others up to now. They interviewed Mr. Rodriguez - and no word appeared on this to the people of US-America. Other facts - never published by the Commission, nobody wanted to hear such facts. Mystery, or complot of inner circles behind governmental business, that's the question for a lot of people.

==World trade Center #7==
There are claims that WTC #7 was brought down by controlled demolition on 9/11. Supporters of this theory show photographs of the building from a misleading angle (it omits the smoke that seemed to pour out of the building due to fires inside). Many more photos exist that show massive fires burned throughout the building.

Some quote an owner of WTC #7 as saying they demolished the building. These people say that when he said in an interview that they decided to "pull" the building, he meant demolish. However, in this instance, "pull" does not mean demolish; it means to pull-out.

[[Rosie O'Donnell]] recently said that she believes WTC #7 was brought down by the government.<ref>http://www.nationalledger.com/artman/publish/article_272612184.shtml</ref>

==Black smoke==
Black smoke was seen coming out of WTC #7 and other places on 9/11. A common conspiracy theory says that black smoke means that a fire is starved of oxygen, and therefore can easily be put out. It is said that the firefighter's did not attempt to put out the fire, in this case. In the past, this might have been true, but petroleum burns very hot and is difficult to put out, and yet it also gives off black smoke. There was probably petroleum in the seventh tower.

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Peter Sutcliffe

2007-06-14T15:51:11Z

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'''Peter William Sutcliffe''' is a notorious [[British]] serial killer known as "The Yorkshire Ripper". Beginning in July 1975 and culminating with his capture in January 1981, he was responsible for the deaths of 13 women and the attempted murder of 7 more.

A lorry driver by trade, his modus operandi involved picking up women in his car or truck and assaulting them using a hammer and a screwdriver before leaving them for dead. The manhunt for him was one of the largest ever by the [[British]] police force and involved using [[forensic]] techniques that were cutting edge at the time. This included taking [[DNA]] samples of thousands of men in the Halifax and Bradford area.

The "Ripper" name given to him was attributed to the media covering the manhunt and is a reference to "Jack the Ripper" a historical London killer who also preyed on women.

Since his arrest and incarceration, the liberal media has made several documentaries have been made about his life and an ITV film has been made about the manhunt that led to his arrest. There was a great public outcry when "Peter Sutcliffe, the Musical" opened in [[London]]'s West End as this was seen as insensitive to the families of the victims. The play was short lived.

==External Links==

[http://www.crimelibrary.com/serial_killers/predators/sutcliffe/mask_1.html Peter Sutcliffe at crimelibrary.com]

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2007-06-14T15:02:51Z

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== Fox ==

Fox was barred for protesting against an inaccurate and offensive article. He should be reinstated at once, preferably with an apology from the sysop who sought to stifle freedom of speech in such an arbitrary and high handed manner. [[User:Pachyderm|Pachyderm]] 10:46, 14 June 2007 (EDT)

You need to remember that this is CP. If Fox sais something out of line with CP's principles, he should have been banned.--[[User:Fbaker|Fbaker]] 11:02, 14 June 2007 (EDT)

== Crippes blocking ==

Crippes was a positive user with some good edits, but was still blocked. [[User:Duddgydids|Duddgydids]] 16:52, 8 June 2007 (EDT)
:Crippes was blocked for creating a sock which caused some vandalism. [[User:Karajou|Karajou]] 16:58, 8 June 2007 (EDT)
::How would Duddgydids know--Duddgydids been here awhole two minutes. [[User:RobS|RobS]] 17:00, 8 June 2007 (EDT)
:::Quite possibly because he's a sock from the same source. [[User:Karajou|Karajou]] 17:01, 8 June 2007 (EDT)

I'm not the same as "Carlowcrab", [[User:Duddgydids|Duddgydids]] 17:05, 8 June 2007 (EDT)
:Then what is your purpose here? [[User:Karajou|Karajou]] 17:08, 8 June 2007 (EDT)

Democratic-Republican Party

2007-06-14T12:58:40Z

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The '''Democratic-Republican Party''' was one of the first two American political parties. Formed out of the remenants of the "Antifederalists" who opposed the [[United States Constitution]] but favored the [[Bill of Rights]], they opposed strong central government. Notable Democratic-Republicans included [[Thomas Jefferson]] and [[James Monroe]]. They may also be referred to as Jeffersonian Democrats, Jeffersonian Republicans, or Jeffersonian Democratic-Republicans, as this distinguishes them from the modern [[Democratic Party]] and [[Republican Party]]. They are considered the forerunners to the modern Democratic party.

See also: [[Federalist Party]]

[[Category:American Political Parties]]