So says an article at http://www.rense.com
cuhulin

wrote:

So says an article at http://www.rense.com
cuhulin



Sure, also:

The North Vietnamese attacked US ships in the Gulf of Tonkin.
Spain sank the USS Maine
Operation Northwoods never existed
Oswald killed Kennedy

and, my favourite...

Aliens from outer space were watching the Pentagon attack on 9/11 and
turned the airplane engines and wings into overcooked pasta. That's how
they passed through the opening in the wall without leaving a scratch.






mike

On Apr 21, 10:35*am, m II wrote:
wrote:
So says an article at * *http://www.rense.com
cuhulin

Sure, also:

The North Vietnamese attacked US ships in the Gulf of Tonkin.
Spain sank the USS Maine
Operation Northwoods never existed
Oswald killed Kennedy

and, my favourite...

Aliens from outer space were watching the Pentagon attack on 9/11 and
turned the airplane engines and wings into overcooked pasta. That's how
they passed through the opening in the wall without leaving a scratch.

mike

That pasta was yummy. Pesto is the best-O.

Old buddy of mine spent four years Active Duty on the old USS
Ticonderoga Ship, he was a Ship Fitter/Pipe Fitter.He wasen't far from
the Tonkin Gulf, Vietnam Conflict era.

Doggy and I were in my kitchen, riggin up some supper.I says to doggy,,,
Show me where that lawn mower oil drain plug is!
cuhulin

On Apr 21, 6:06*pm, wrote:
Old buddy of mine spent four years Active Duty on the old USS
Ticonderoga Ship, he was a Ship Fitter/Pipe Fitter.He wasen't far from
the Tonkin Gulf, Vietnam Conflict era.

Doggy and I were in my kitchen, riggin up some supper.I says to doggy,,,
Show me where that lawn mower oil drain plug is!
cuhulin

Put some cod liver oil in the mower and doggie will find that drain
plug every time!

Do you have a lawn mower, a walk behind lawn mower? Does it have a
Briggs & Stratton vertical shaft engine on it? Of course you know where
the oil drain plug is.

Last year that B HO ButtKisser (he once told me he is sixty two years
old) pushed his walk behind lawn mower (it has a Briggs & Stratton
vertical shaft engine on it, so do my two walk behind lawn mowers) over
here and he rattled my front screen door, he said,,, Show me where that
drain plug is!

The S.O.B. was too STUPID to look for it himself.

He sits in a plastic chair on that little front porch over there and
holding a hand mirror and picking at what he called a hair growth on his
face.
cuhulin

wrote:
Old buddy of mine spent four years Active Duty on the old USS
Ticonderoga Ship, he was a Ship Fitter/Pipe Fitter.He wasen't far from
the Tonkin Gulf, Vietnam Conflict era.

Doggy and I were in my kitchen, riggin up some supper.I says to doggy,,,
Show me where that lawn mower oil drain plug is!
cuhulin


Near the shaft, underneath. Square head on plug.

Viet Cong attacked the wrong Country, I am not talking America either.
cuhulin

wrote:

Viet Cong attacked the wrong Country, I am not talking America either.


The US State department recently admitted that the Gulf of Tonkin
incident never happened. The US made it up so a war could be started
with some sort of pretext. Kinda like WMD..





mike

On Apr 22, 12:39*am, m II wrote:
wrote:
Viet Cong attacked the wrong Country, I am not talking America either.

The US State department recently admitted that the Gulf of Tonkin
incident never happened. The US made it up so a war could be started
with some sort of pretext. Kinda like WMD..

mike

Not to stay off SW topic, but one really amazing book I came
across is "Listening to the Enemy"',ISBN0-8420-2275-9. Some of the
reports gathered by radio monitoring as far back as early 30's sheds
much light to why Japan went to war against US (or was it the other
way?). And why the Empire of the Rising Sun actually remained neutral
with USSR until the bitter end! And why was it Japan that has been
used as A-bomb proving ground and not nazi Germany.