Conspiracy whackos insult the memories

[AnaTom]

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Title by: Andrew Rule. Herald-Sun. p23. 3/4/16

Time shunt

I remember living in a place I loved for about a year.
We were shocked and discussed often, the Port Arthur Massacre. After awhile, I left and went elsewhere, spending about four months there. I then left and went to a new climate, where I spent about five months there. I then left and went west. I remember spending at least five years at Port Hedland, on and off from September 1994. I was having trouble with time whilst I was there. I spent about ten months in Perth on two occasions. In Hedland I remember seeing two huge dark shadowy sky phenomena on different days. I thought to myself that something was up. I was a public chatterbox. The Pilbara is not renown for cloud. There were quite a few other sky phenomena. I remember sitting on the Hedland racecourse for new-years-eve celebrations. It was a common expectation then that something would happen. Millennium bug, etc. Not long after that I left the west. I spent about four months elsewhere, before turning up in Darwin. I was heading for breakfast at a hostel when I and others witnessed 9/11 on TV.

... Australians ... should steer away from mouth breathing morons ...

[AnaTom]

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IQ Test

Was 9/11 a product of a conspiracy?

Y/N

[Outlaw Yogi]

Listen sport, an ex catholic faux buddhist once said to me "There are no conspiracies", then set me up to be home invaded. Truth is the whole world is awash with conspiracies, because virtually everone conspires.

Family members conspire to swindle their relatives, companies conspire to take one another's market share, politicians conspire to acquire other pollies authority, and political parties conspire to replace each other in government.

But when it comes down to moonbat conspiracy theories becoming urban myths, the vast majority of such material emanates from intelligence agencies - to keep everyone guessing.

[boxy]

Of course it was the product of a conspiracy. Most likely, just a group of Islamic nutjobs, looking to bring on an epic battle, in which 100's of thousands of their compatriots could get martyred.

[AnaTom]

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Boxy, that is the answer i was thinking of. It is the only logical conclusion.

Im leaving now.