Bombshell: Prosecution Exhibit Shows Backpack Different Color Than One Tsarnaev Carri

[Arash Boodagh]

This might put a few of you out of a job... but if your supervisor reviews this... I am willing to retire for peanuts... everyone has a price
Maybe subtly invest in my super car dreams... somewhere between 20-40k and I'll be too busy creating super designs and chasing women!

[DENZILDON]

Nuts!! Just nuts!!!!

I love PeaNUT butter and Jelly sandwiches! Sooooo gooood!

[J.M.]

Originally posted by Arash Boodagh
I'll be too busy creating super designs and chasing women!

lol ya sure bud

[Nitro5]

It just amazes me that every. Single. Fucking. Event. That happens is part of a over-arching conspiracy. Everything.

Everything.

[BrknFngrs]

Originally posted by Arash Boodagh
...and chasing women!

For some reason when you say things like this I immediately think of a Criminal Minds episode

[gwill]

where are all the tin foil hate memes for this idiot?

[rx7_turbo2]

Originally posted by gwill
where are all the tin foil hate memes for this idiot?

They've all been used. How sad is that?

[Nismorphed]

I kinda feel like I want pancakes for dinner

[nonofyobiz]

i'll never really know if these events were conspiracies or not....Do i believe the CIA is capable? ABSOLUTELY.

for every argument there is a counter argument and everything becomes so muddy. we'll never know 100%

It sure is convenient that the bad guys always seem to be killed. (this, then charlie hebdo).

you don't think there are powerful people acting behind the scenes, manipulating world events to create situations that favor them?
There are companies and people that profit hugely off of war in general, but also war in the middle east right?
"we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military–industrial complex." -Dwight Eisenhower

How crazy is it to think that these powerful players would go about creating war however they could? Everyone knows the CIA has been doing it all over the world for many years, supporting whatever opposition or rebel group that suited them. But how do you justify going to war, spending billions and billions of dollars and sacrificing American lives on wars in foreign lands that no one really understands?
1) You make the conflict about something else , something the people will understand and support (thinking they are on the right side of things).
2) Create fear. For every war there was an event that made it OK for America to go to war.

It's all about misinformation and confusion so we don't even know what's right anymore.
Who even knows what this crap in Ukraine is all about

I just don't trust anything I see on the internet or news anymore.

[rx7_turbo2]

Originally posted by Nismorphed
I kinda feel like I want pancakes for dinner

My wife likes the whole "breakfast for dinner" thing. As far as I'm concerned it's just wrong.

Although I guess a savoury crepe kinda blurs the line

[killramos]

Originally posted by rx7_turbo2


My wife likes the whole "breakfast for dinner" thing. As far as I'm concerned it's just wrong.

Although I guess a savoury crepe kinda blurs the line

Its never a bad time for bacon. No exceptions.

[Nitro5]

[Thales of Miletus]

People should really investigate what is said, no matter how crazy it sounds.

After you have informed yourself, you can decide if a post has no basis (like this one) or has some merit.

People once said it was crazy to suggest that Bill Cosby would rape someone. Or crazier still, that an American Presidency could be stolen.

I really don't think some people here should bash Arash for his beliefs. After all they are the same people who are loony enough to doubt climate change.

[MGCM]

Originally posted by nonofyobiz

I just don't trust anything I see on the internet or news anymore.

nobody should

[cancer man]

Private security forces or Navy SEALS were behind the attacks: This theory has its roots in a series of well-distributed photographs taken both before and after the Boston Marathon bombings that show two men in tan cargo pants, black jackets and black backpacks who appear to have been standing watch near the race’s finish line, and to have been surveying the scene after the bombs went off.

A number of theorists contend that these men are employees of Craft International, an elite private security firm, and that they played a role in carrying out the bombings. A photograph that shows a third, similarly dressed man using some sort of device (likely a radiation scanner) near the finish line after the bombing has been interpreted by some theorists to be a photograph of one of the men detonating one of the devices. Click here to read a lengthy piece on ThisCantBeHappening.net that breaks down the theory that Craft International “mercenaries” were on the scene of the attacks, and may in fact have been instrumental in their implementation.

http://www.abc15.com/news/news-photo...s1366227820347

[JRSC00LUDE]

Originally posted by Nitro5
It just amazes me that every. Single. Fucking. Event. That happens is part of a over-arching conspiracy. Everything.

Everything.

Which is exactly why no one pays any heed to the boy who cried wolf. EVERYTHING isn't a conspiracy. Are some things? Of course, very more than likely, but not everything. Unless you're Arash. Sensible people are sceptical enough to think for themselves, people on each end of the scale are so blinded by what they want to believe that they cannot separate fact from deceit - Enter Arashi.

[Moonracer]

Fuck just when I was hoping to cut down on my sugar consumption at timmies they go and come out with this!

[lilmira]

whoa, clear the path, coming thru

ate one and now I'm

[rx7_turbo2]

A hazelnut donut would kill me. Literally.

[sabad66]

Let's just say it was a "false flag"... what's the motive behind it? What good is it to have a bombing pinned on two random dudes?

It's not like the US invaded a country as a result of this... At least the 9/11 conspiracy theory has a motive to start a war in Afghanistan/iraq