JFK RFK MLK Assassination Forum

bob franklin wrote:http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080728/ap_ ... illionsany thoughts on this fellow? Another player, perhaps...Good article Bob.....read this.....http://news.scotsman.com/world/Soap-fan ... 29460.jpIn response to your slogan though 'Never trust a man who doesn't like dogs, & never EVER trust anyone your dog doesn't like.' I beg to differ however ..I appreciate other people's love of dogs (I'm a diehard Morris The Cat fan ) I am no fan of some others such as pit bulls forgive me if I offended anyone ...I do love small lap dogs such as scotties and minature poodles and two dearly departed pets belonging to these breeds of the domesticated dog species have left me with the fondest of fond memories ...

I'll let George Carlin give my views on the NWO...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KReZyAZLI0

Hi Bob...sorry about the loss of your cat. I love animals. My sister has several cats, and I love visiting them. I have a beagle. I have had dogs my whole life, and he is the best dog I ever had. Time will heal, as I too have lost my friends. It's good that you have another pet. My last dog died just before Christmas several years ago. I immediately got Max the beagle. He helped us get through that tough period, and has been a joy everyday.

Bob and Bob, sorry about your loss Bob...Here's some more macedo to link in to the rest of it .... http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image ... Macedo.jpg

Bob wrote:Hi Bob...sorry about the loss of your cat. I love animals. My sister has several cats, and I love visiting them. I have a beagle. I have had dogs my whole life, and he is the best dog I ever had. Time will heal, as I too have lost my friends. It's good that you have another pet. My last dog died just before Christmas several years ago. I immediately got Max the beagle. He helped us get through that tough period, and has been a joy everyday. Hey how about this cat? [No its not ours ] but I wish it was! Has anyone ever seen a fat cat like this one? http://vegasvig.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/1299329.jpg

In regard to the above post mentioning ThyssenKrupp, I was fishing and surfing on past posts yesterday (and man its a doozy ) and came across info about the Nazi collaborater company ThyssenKrupp in the following link posted on Wim's response to Dan under the thread 'Mr. Orsi Hits The Nail On The Head' (The thread is found on page 5 of this forum ; Wim's posted response on page 2 of the thread ....Report this postReply with quote Re: So What!by dankbaar on Mon Sep 17, 2007 7:07 am Dan wrote:So what? Where is the connection that says anything about 41 taking out JFK?You have no facts!There was a time you could not produce any facts about concentrationcamps in Nazi Germany, let alone prove a Bush connection to it. Meanwhile most Germans marveled their Führer, like Americans herald their's. . Mexican Army soldiers patrol the empty streets in Ciudad Juarez...http://www.clamormagazine.org/issues/14/feature3.phpThe allies of evil are ignorance, apathy and the wish to not believe.

if anyone is interested Bishop Edir Macedo opened ANOTHER branch of his churches location is in in Long Beach Ca...(totaling about 40 of his churches now in California)... it is named 'Living Faith' and the outside looks like a Masonic Temple....

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.h ... 958260...A dissident pastor, Carlos Magno de Miranda, who made the film, told Globo on Saturday that he had met with members of the Cali drug cartel in Colombia. He said the cartel loaned the church $1 million to help it buy the Record television network, a small competitor of Globo. .....

http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/Mexicans- ... _crimeMore than a million people are expected to join in anti-crime marches in 17 states on Saturday night, including the Mexico-Texas border states of Chihuahua, Coahuila and Tamaulipas. ...http://www.postbulletin.com/newsmanager ... 8728Merida, a city of 700,000 some 200 miles from the popular Caribbean resorts of Cancun and Playa del Carmen, has largely escaped the gang violence ravaging so many other Mexican cities. Jose Guzman, a Yucatan state prosecutor, claimed that the executions were “an isolated incident and not part of a strategy to destabilize the state.” But the regional press took a different view. Diario de Yucatan linked the murders directly to the “lengthening list of victims of the violence with which drug-trafficking cartels are fighting for control of the national territory.” http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/w ... 633935.ece

Paul Pennyworth wrote:http://www.reuters.com/article/latestCr ... N18277585I wonder if this Guzman is related to the Guzman mentioned in the above post?