From: Jake Sapiens (every1hz@earthlink.net)
Date: Mon Aug 18 2003 - 23:38:17 MDT
I haven't jumped to the conspiracy position on the Northeast power outage
myself, though I haven't completely put it out of my mind either. However
if true, it wouldn't be the first time that Cheney has had firsthand involvement
in such a thing. Disclosures since the California rolling blackouts
increasingly point to deliberate and deceptive manipulations of the energy
market by with the deliberate intention, or at least the knowledge that putting
California in the dark was the likely outcome. It wouldn't even surprise
me if Ken Lay and Dick Cheney actually discussed this conspiracy at their secret
governmental meeting while they were setting the energy policies that everyone
will have to live with. Of course we may never know for certain since they
were secret.
Your points however stand out very clearly. If I "prophesy" that
Californians will suffer power outages if they do not vote for me, it doesn't
really count as a prophesy if I am effectively the person with the
switchbox.
-Jake
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From: Feagwath
Sent: 8/19/2003 1:13:04 AM
Subject: RE: virus: Prophecy
From:
"Blunderov" squooker@mweb.co.za
Subject: RE: virus:
Prophecy
Date sent: Mon, 18 Aug 2003
23:34:02 +0200
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But why choose Cheney as the prophet? I cannot imagine that he was
the
only one to notice that a disaster was looming. Of course you can
call
me on this, but I feel confident that I will have no trouble
finding
other 'prophets' of an event that was more or less
inevitable.
I didn't say that there aren't plenty of others (although, considering
Hermit's many failed predictions of doom if his appeasatory and
self-
blaming US foreign policy advice was not followed, he is
unquestionably not among them), just that in the context of that single
statement, Cheney was indeed prophetic.
I have the feeling, however, that if I'd titled the post "A Prophet"
instead,
I still would've been flamed, simply because some people onlist cannot
stand for anyone in the current administration to be right about
ANYTHING.
Blunderov
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Dick Cheney asserted that if X was not done, then Y would
eventually
happen.
X was not done.
Y indeed eventually happened.
This defines Cheney's assertion as prophetic.
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Why not make the more likely assumption also that the event was a
conspiracy,
intended to help take control of the US peoples?
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