Daily Topics - Tuesday April 12th, 2016
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- Has our Media Become Completely Irrelevant? The Pamphleteers of 1773....
- When Will the Student Debt Strike Go Viral?
- When Will the Media - Acknowledge We've Been Robbed
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Thom, long time fan of yours but I have to take issue with you talking about 9/11 this week.
It seems over the years you've strayed away from questioning 9/11 (I'm assuming either for not wanting your show to turn into "the conspiracy hour," or coming to a level of acceptance and "not crying over spilled milk").
However, and with all due respect, you sound foolish with your dismissive comments--particularly relating to the jet fuel fires (the jet fuel burned off in a matter of minutes), and the fact that it weakened the steel (perhaps, yet not shown to weaken the steel to the point of failure, let a lone the 200,000 tons of steel below the fire). Nonetheless, jet fuel nor building compounds contain thermitic material, which was found in numerous dust samples from the site.
Please take some time this weekend and look at the amazing research and arguments that have been worked on over the years relating to what really happened on 9/11; particularly those done by architects & engineers and pilots for 9/11 truth. To not do so is a disservice to yourself and the public at large.
Here is a rebbuttal to that lame "weakened steel" video you referenced: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hw1i__Qb_QI
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Student Debt Jubilee - I thought of this last year when doing my taxes. we should be able to write off student loans as a bad debt over a few years. And I agree we need to go all the way back to 1980. It might be hard to find the paperwork but i bet your credit report has it. maybe we just do a blanket number based on the avereage cost at the time of graduation.