FrankNittyThe2nd

From the page: "Leonard Spencer first came out with what I thought was a smoking gun, the pod. I thought that pod must be a smoke screen device to hide the fact that a real airliner flew by but did not hit the building. And then editors doctored the tape after the fact.
Later on I decided the pod was a distraction since I determined that the video was fake. Case closed.
Q: Why is the video phony?
A: The video is phony because airliners don�t meld into steel and concrete buildings, they crash against them!"

From the page: "At least Alex Jones backs up his crackpot theories with fake evidence. Crook just rants about something and deletes all the comments people make about it. I mean, what other reason could there be that few of his articles have comments?

I�ve said it before and I�ll say it yet again: don�t judge an entire group of people based on the crazy fringe members of that group. This applies in religion, politics, and even social cliques."

From the page: "The CIA is engaging in an unlawful practice �" �oeextraordinary rendition” �" abducting foreign nationals for detention and interrogation in secret overseas prisons. The practice is a violation of both international law and domestic law. There is no excuse for lowering American standards to the same despicable level of the terrorists they are fighting against.

Behind the US Government�s corruption of language lies a far greater perversion.

Beyond any shadow of a doubt, the ugliest phrase to enter the English language last year was �oeextraordinary rendition”. To those of us who love words, this phrase�s brutalisation of meaning is an infallible signal of its intent to deceive.

�oeExtraordinary” is an ordinary enough adjective, but its sense is being stretched here to include more sinister meanings that your dictionary will not provide: secret; ruthless; and extrajudicial.

- Salman Rushdie - Ugly phrase conceals an uglier truth"

For web developers - great stuff!

The open source people are gonna freak!

From the page: "Seattle went to bed one night as a small town, and woke up the next morning having been transformed into a burgeoning city.

We�re not quite comfortable with the arrangement - much like a middle child - but on reflection it�s hard not to appreciate the eclectic mix."

From the page: "WASHINGTON, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Ask corporate lobbyists which presidential contender is most feared by their clients and the answer is almost always the same -- Democrat John Edwards.
The former North Carolina senator's chosen profession alone raises the hackles of business people. Before entering politics, he made a fortune as a trial lawyer.
In litigious America, trial lawyers bring lawsuits against companies on behalf of aggrieved individuals and sometimes win multimillion-dollar settlements. Edwards won several."

From the page: "Yukihisa is a member of the House of Councillors in the Diet, that is to say the national legislature of Japan, and his questions about the transparent sham that is the official version of events is indeed a big deal �" but not as important in America as the travails of Britney. Yukihisa�s presentation was all the more important due to the fact he was the Chief Cabinet Secretary under former PM Junichiro Koizumi in 2001."