hahaha that site is awesome. Good find!
-JREF member
cjnewson88
Muse
Epic news of the day: JREF member Scott Summers
sends us link love:
Master Poster
Portland 9/11 Truth Alliance
Kool.
Summers apparently found this blog Googling
frank morales church 911; Frank Morales is certainly a creep to look out for; he's most probably the group's connection to Scientology.
Some comments
are equally epic:
Penguilicious Spodmaster.
Tagger
"Like most cultlike organizations, the group doesn't come out and say
what it's up to to newbies, because it's hard to get new helping hands
saying "we're a collection of right-wing wolves in Democratic clothing here to push a Nazi friendly agenda"."
I don't care if these guys are debunkers or yet another group of
splitters from the TM, that there is one of the best descriptions of
truthers I've ever seen!
Others
less so:
Philosopher
Probably a Jenny Sparks website; (s)he was well-known for obsessing over
Sara Lamadrid and appears to have been located in Portland.
How to explain Jenny Sparks... wow. First off, she took her internet
nic from a comic book character. She was rumored to be a transsexual,
but to be honest, the before picture that people posted looked
reasonably attractive and the after picture was... not so hot. She
belonged to the Truth Action folks, which meant that she spent more time
criticizing other people in the Truth Movement than she did explaining
her own theories.
She was vile; back when James and I were on Haloscan she was the first
Truther we banned from commenting, and it was only with great
reluctance.
As far as I know, she has not been active in the Truth Movement for 2-3 years.
Odd this user quickly assumes one of
the groups Sp's was involved. Undebunker-ish; a Google search of Jenny Sparks Sara Lamadrid include links to
Craig Lazo's predictable hit pieces and ironically
a blog post from a blog "Brainster" claims credit for in his sig:
My new blog: Mockupy Wall Street.
1960s Comic Book Nostalgia
Visit the Screw Loose Change blog.
But no links of "Sparks" person saying anything about
Lamadrid. Wonder where he
got that idea. (If this is the same Arizona visitor who viewed
Ozzy's profile, it's even weirder. And the first profile this visitor looked at was... Sara Lamadrid. Hmmm. Smells like projection. Anyone who really has questions can email.)
OTOH, if the Screw Loose Change blog archives are an indication, "Brainster" has been following the tinfoil brigade for so long no wonder he's confused. He's also confused about Occupy Wall Street with his new
"I hate the 99%" blog:
This faggot's name seems to be "Pat" . Hysterically, after over a 170 posts, his "new" blog has no followers:
The 99% aren't going away. Get used to it.
Then
someone bawls we're being mean to
Unsecured Coins. Maybe he shouldn't have thrown in with conspiracy cultards.
A
clueless post:
Philosopher
I feels like infighting - not of interest to outside readers, really.
To the extemt that the Portland groups are being accused of being con
operations, with a financial motive, I am incredulous that there is
enough money in this to sustain the effort over 6-8 years now. At least
not the part where members are lured in. What financial difference does
it make if they have 50 instead of 30 members?
Fraud is
of interest to everyone:
http://pdx911truthalliancedramatica.blogspot.com/2012/05/scam-gage-back-in-portland.html
Like most cultlike operations, there's high turnover. The fact they've been around "6-8 years" indicates money in it; why else do it or keep it going? This group is one of many and they're
all filling cult coffers. The so called "events" are directed at
the general public, with the hope of getting more members or cash whether the people become members or not. Ergo the idea of warning the general public about the group shouldn't be too hard to grasp. Derp.
Maybe s/he isn't JREF material.
Odd Oystein would dismiss criticism of cult operations with the cult-speak "infighting". By that logic nothing
Wise Beardman has to say is of interest to anyone outside of Scientology.
Unless you want to warn people not to get involved in Scientology.
Regarding conspiracies,
the Southern Poverty Law Center disagrees:
Many used the conference to reinforce their beliefs and bond with
others who are convinced that the federal government, corporations,
Jews, Communists, the Catholic Church, secret societies like the
Illuminati, shadow governments or even space aliens are working to do
something very bad to the rest of us. Very often, the conspiracy-mongers
agreed that these evil forces want to create a “New World Order” bent
on crushing America, its people and their remaining freedoms.
Some
of the conference theorizing was benign, focused on such topics as the
giant structures of gold that Jose Escamilla said his “vector symbology”
studies had found on the moon, or the “gentle” bigfoot creatures that
Kewaunee Lapseritis said had stayed secret through their connection with
extraterrestrials and UFOs.
But in other cases, it seemed more serious.
“For
some people, conspiracy gatherings and conventions are merely
entertainment from the day-to-day harshness of a difficult world,” said
Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism
at California State at San Bernardino. “But for others, conspiracy
theories, gatherings and websites are something more. It’s part of a
folklore by which they identity themselves and organize their beliefs.
It helps funnel anger and skepticism, but also provides order to a world
that is oftentimes frustrating and confusing.
“For the last
group of people — those on a hair-trigger either from cognitive
impairment or because they’re extraordinarily angry — these conspiracy
theories can be a bridge and catalyst to a more violent response.”
Considering the myriad
Nazi sympathies this group has, exposing their attempts to suck more people into their con is hardly "infighting". Maybe Oystein wants to wait until someone gets killed. We'd rather not.
Coming soon:
Oystein wonders why we need a Justice Department. After all, the actions of criminals are not of interest to readers outside law enforcement, right?
Ends with
moderate lulz:
Master Poster
Originally Posted by Scott Sommers
What do you make of it?
Johnny from Airplane!: Why, I can make a hat or a brooch or a pterodactyl...
Pterodactyl's are Awesome.
JREF: 8/10
Read more:
http://pdx911truthalliancedramatica.blogspot.com/2012/04/recent-scam-pushed-by-group.html
http://pdx911truthalliancedramatica.blogspot.com/2012/03/cult-page.html
http://pdx911truthalliancedramatica.blogspot.com/2012/03/my-portland-truth-alliance-experience.html
http://pdx911truthalliancedramatica.blogspot.com/2012/03/sps.html
Regarding a
special request from a fan:
12th June 2012, 05:59 PM
Semi-literate hench-person
I call "Cass Sunstein And The Sneaky Jews" for band name!
Your wish is our command:
The best in Conspiracy Rap...or so we hear. Looking for more albums covers...cuz we gotta keep tabs on those "Sneaky Jews", yo.