Amy Goodman Dodges Building 7 Question Yet Again!

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  1. i used to give money to democracy now! and even bought amy's book…but
    while reading her book…saw how little the bankster tools were mentioned
    (wolfowitz perle…) and realized at that point she is a tool too….
    themoneymasters.com has political truth…and it matches exactly with the
    Gospel

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  2. Amy Goodman – The Trial: 1.) What are your comments about Building 7? "I
    think there should be a better investigation around 911" 2.) What are your
    comments about Building 7? "I think there should be a better investigation
    around 911" 3.) What are your comments about Building 7? "I think there
    should be a better investigation around 911" 4.) What are your comments
    about Building 7? "OK, I ADMIT IT!! I DID IT!! I DID IT!!! I ORGANIZED THE
    WHOLE DESTRUCTION OF WORLD TRADE CENTER!! ARRGHH!

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  3. And my approach was not bad : ) I did not yell at her. She advertised
    herself to be at this event to meet people so I went to talk to her and she
    walked so I walked with her.

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  4. Well, reread what I wrote 10 times and at some point some things might
    start to connect. This one though might require a full life to understand:
    "I do not believe in absolute incoherency". And I know the reply to my
    question: did you read The Silenced Majority? Answer: No.

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  5. She met many people screaming at her that she was complicit to this or that
    before that video up here, many in fact crazier than Jeff, so she avoid
    these encounters because she knows what they imply: people trying to force
    opinions on her where she has none. She's probably jawdropped at how much
    Alex Jones is a cunt, but to protect her image she would never say things
    like that loudly. She's funded by Rockerfeller, Carnegie, Ford, many jewish
    institutions: if that is embarassing, you tell me.

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  6. That doesn't make sense. The "popular opinion" we are talking about is no
    mere populist meme, but imply a majority of views from experts in the field
    of architectural engineering, people who indeed have scrutinized those
    "hard evidences". Consensus on the interpretation of hard evidences makes a
    fact, not the hard evidences themselves. What is you authority to decide
    that a majority of experts in a field are wrong??

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  7. You come off as incoherent and snaky and want to engage in what you label
    as a debate? That's why I am being sarcastic. I asked 2 relevant questions
    to Amy who marketed herself on her website inviting the public to go out
    and meet her. at this event. If you have a direct question then ask it.

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  8. If Amy admitted she doesn't believe in the conspiracy theory (and I don't
    think she avoids the topic because she agrees that it's conspiracy), she
    would get even more crazies running after her. It becomes an issue of
    safety for her to just avoid the topic, I think. I've seen madmen with
    megaphones literally in tears, telling her that the Building 7 question is
    the QUESTION OF THEIR LIFE (!!!!). Why the fuck does it matter, what she
    thinks? She's just a frigging journalist.

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  9. She would just give a BS answer anyway, liberals like her don't want to
    risk the "conspiracy theorist" title just like they don't want to risk the
    "commie" title. It's a shame to see her dodge questions outright like that
    though, at one point I thought her show was mostly honest and therefore,
    she also would be.

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  10. We're running in circle, because elsewhere she replies calmly that there
    should be more investigations, and you refuse that answer. On Wiki,
    anyways, most engineers are pro natural cause. You gotta check Alma Mater
    into this. The proponents of conspiracy come from places like BYU. That's
    opposed to MIT nerds. I'm saying: the experts with best education in
    engineering are pro natural cause. Also, I hear elsewhere Amy being called
    a zionist gatekeeper. Maybe she's cautious because of such attacks.

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  11. Maybe you are just a crappy human being? I met and known a few public
    figures who are highly generous and fabulous. You can't be a socialite
    without being, hmm, empathic to some degree.

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  12. Filling the Void Rev · Edit

    Their show seems to lack credibility, and seems to lack any kind of
    professionalism. I'll admit I haven't seen too much of it though. This is
    just from what I've seen.

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  13. The problem is that she won't take a stance on it, saying "we need a better
    investigation" in response to solid facts and evidence showing the
    government to be at fault is saving face, and is being complicit.

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  14. That isn't a stance, it's avoiding the question which is a 'yes or no''
    question. Your stance is either "Yes, I believe it was an inside job." or
    "No, I don't.". If she honestly can't decide on either stance, she needs to
    look at the arguments and evidence from both sides.

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  15. The demolition collapse of Tower 7 (after rescue workers did a countdown)
    is the absolute SMOKING GUN!!! Without a clearly stated position on 911
    Truth “Democracy Now” is less than significant, it is irrelevant. Just
    another censored news agency afraid to tell the truth of 911 or even
    approach the subject in a meaningful way. With great sorrow and
    disappointment in Amy and her crew.

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  16. Also, if there was a law forcing inclusion of alternative parties (which by
    the way, would mean that if I'm doing Troll Party you are forced to listen
    to me), Amy wouldn't gain anything since she's doing that debate on her
    show. It would all go to CNN or whatever. It's a war out there in the
    Comms. It's Adam Vs. The Jeff. A true journalist should never give their
    personal opinion on any topic, I think.

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  17. No, you've sent me to debate on other blogs, which I did. I shot down every
    of Larry Pratt arguments, one by one: pow, pow, pow, and pow. I sent you a
    tons of virtual hugs before but you're only sending me back this heartless
    intent on sarcasm. Me attacking your defect in the realm of niceties is my
    whole point: in what Amy Goodman is exactly worst than you by being
    condescending and avoiding debates when she has a stubborn mindset about
    them?

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  18. This has been an ongoing debate: there are also videos from sceptics and
    specialists who aim at debunking the conspiracy theories (which I
    personally think are over-the-top, at times). Asking for a better
    investigation is already taking a stand: she doesn't accept the official
    answers for granted. I don't take a stand on this issue as well. Apart from
    the fact that I think this issue is so much becoming a war of
    disinformation that the BEST stance about this topic is probably to retreat.

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  19. Sometimes they are heated debates where you don't have a fully formed
    opinion because both sides have convincing arguments. Why is her opinion so
    important? If she gives a damn about this topic, soon or less she'll bring
    it up. She was leaving before the Building 7 question came up, so she's not
    avoiding this question, but Jeff. There can be many reasons for that. Maybe
    she thought Jeff was rude? Does he come off to you as friendly in this
    video?

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  20. Yeah, we are running in circles, so there's really no point in discussing
    it anymore. Although, you may wish to note that a popular opinion does not
    make a fact, hard evidence does.

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  21. That's exactly the sort of comment that would make her mega-rolling-eyes
    and walk from you. Amy Goodman blogged "Expand The Debate", so she's not an
    anti-alternative-parties. She just doesn't want to reveal her political
    siding to keep as much as she can an appearance of objectiveness, which is
    fair. As for 9/11, she refuses to talk with what she probably perceive as
    conspiracy crazies: she asked for further investigations, but doesn't
    accept bluntly that it was an inside job until proofs.

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  22. I don't talk like a "public figure", and if I ever become one, I will never
    consider people as being "my audience". I'm only ever interested in
    dialectics, and true debate is not possible with anyone who considers
    himself even remotely as a "public figure"

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  23. This is why I have learned to have blind faith in no public figure EVER. I
    don't care who it is. All public figures (including me) will let you down
    at some point.

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  24. BS: She deliberately question dodges and in the vid there are plenty of
    links showing Amy is a question dodger. She likes to show how tough she
    supposedly is when asking others questions yet won't answer any herself.
    And I never said she owes nothing to me.

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  25. Her refusing to air an opinion on this matter whatsoever has nothing to do
    with Jeff's approach, other people have asked her the same things in an
    overly polite manner, but she still avoids answering.

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  26. So I cannot be a "preacher", simply. Or, if you mean "So what?", well,
    that's rhetorical. If I was Amy Goodman you'd probably run after me to know
    what I have to say, because for some reason you have decided that she's VIP
    and worth your attention or I don't know what attracts you, but I don't
    think it is seriously: debate. I think you stick to an agenda like Amy
    Goodman is, and everything else is manipulation of media to receive
    attention and sell that agenda.

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