Thread: Sen. Evan Bayh to retire, blasting dysfunctional Congress

Worried - are you saying there is a way to view these online as reruns? I went to the Tru Tv website but didn't see how to watch them online...

Go to the video tab...

I'm confused as to who wrote this to me but the answer is YES!
For most shows you go to the website you can watch them.I do that with Survivor and shows I can watch later so I don't miss O'Reilly. I wish Fox had that streaming real-time for their news show. If they ever do, I will give up my TV! I have figured how to watch movies I like, not the just released ones. Mpostly I use the shows website or a site called FanCast, and this one:
http://www.alluc.org/movies.html?mode=sel&letter=T

Here's TRUTV's site with Jesse videos. I can't believe the place and the people he gets to go to see. Being an ex-governor gives him into many places.
http://www.trutv.com/shows/conspiracy_theory/video.html

You might have to register but it's 4 things and no name required just a nickname.

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

SicNTiredInSoCal:

I don't have time for make believe land, I live in the real world.

But thanks anyway.

Since you have not seen an episode you have no idea what you are talking about. Is Bilderberg make-believe?
Talk to me AFTER you see at least one and the format of the shows.
All the places exist........... who knows maybe EVEN YOU could learn something! Hahahaha

How can you diss a show, BEFORE seeing it? That's kinda arrogant isn't it?

Originally Posted by WorriedAmerican

. . . Is Bilderberg make-believe?

Bilderberg Conspiracy Theories

Because of its utmost secrecy and refusal to issue news releases, the group is frequently accused of secretive and nefarious plots. Critics include the John Birch Society, a producerist advocacy group in the United States, Canadian writer Daniel Estulin, British writer David Icke, American writer Jim Tucker, politician Jesse Ventura and radio host Alex Jones. The Bilderberg Group was the topic of a 2009 episode of the TruTV series Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura.

Bilderberg founding member and, for 30 years, a steering committee member, Denis Healey has said:

To say we were striving for a one-world government is exaggerated, but not wholly unfair. Those of us in Bilderberg felt we couldn't go on forever fighting one another for nothing and killing people and rendering millions homeless. So we felt that a single community throughout the world would be a good thing.
In 2005 the then chairman Etienne Davignon discussed these accusations with the BBC.

It is unavoidable and it doesn't matter. There will always be people who believe in conspiracies but things happen in a much more incoherent fashion...When people say this is a secret government of the world I say that if we were a secret government of the world we should be bloody ashamed of ourselves.

G. William Domhoff, a research professor in psychology and sociology who studies theories of power, sees the role of social clubs such as Bilderberg as being nothing more than a means to create social cohesion within a power elite. In a 2004 interview with New Internationalist magazine, he warns progressives against getting distracted by conspiracy theories which demonize and scapegoat such clubs. Domhoff argues that the opponents of progressivism are corporate conservatives and the Republican Party. It is the same people more or less, but it puts them in their most important roles, as capitalists and political leaders, which are visible. He adds that those understandings of clubs such as the Bilderberg fit with the perceptions of the members of the elite.

Origins of conspiracy theories

Before the 2001 meeting, a report in the Guardian stated:

...the press have never been allowed access and all discussions are under Chatham House rules (no quoting). Not surprisingly, such ground rules, while attracting publicity-shy financiers, have also fuelled the fantasies of conspiracy theorists.
Jonathan Duffy, writing in BBC News Online Magazine states:

No reporters are invited in and while confidential minutes of meetings are taken, names are not noted... In the void created by such aloofness, an extraordinary conspiracy theory has grown up around the group that alleges the fate of the world is largely decided by Bilderberg.
Investigative journalist Chip Berlet, notes the existence of Bilderberger conspiracy theories as early as 1964 in the writings of conservative political activist Phyllis Schlafly. In Berlet's 1994 report Right Woos Left, published by Political Research Associates, he writes:

The views on intractable godless communism expressed by Schwarz were central themes in three other bestselling books which were used to mobilize support for the 1964 Barry Goldwater campaign. The best known was Phyllis Schlafly's A Choice, Not an Echo, which suggested a conspiracy theory in which the Republican Party was secretly controlled by elitist intellectuals dominated by members of the Bilderberger group, whose policies would pave the way for global communist conquest.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bilderberg_Group

The march by elites to a One World Government is very real. The Bildergerers are huge players in that effort.

The best known was Phyllis Schlafly's A Choice, Not an Echo, which suggested a conspiracy theory in which the Republican Party was secretly controlled by elitist intellectuals dominated by members of the Bilderberger group, whose policies would pave the way for global communist conquest.

So did the "COMMUNIST" global conquest happen and I missed it, or what?

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

The best known was Phyllis Schlafly's A Choice, Not an Echo, which suggested a conspiracy theory in which the Republican Party was secretly controlled by elitist intellectuals dominated by members of the Bilderberger group, whose policies would pave the way for global communist conquest.

So did the "COMMUNIST" global conquest happen and I missed it, or what?

Schlafly was wrong about it being Republicans and wrong about it being Communist. Phyllis either didn't do the research or didn't understand what she found. It's Democrats, not Repubilcans, and it's a Marxist socialist globalist oligarchy, not Communism.

But it was Bush 41 who brought The New World Order to everyone's attention at the begining of the 1st Iraqi war.

President George Bush Speech Announcing War Against Iraq
At The History Place, a speech from 1991 made by Bush at the beginning of ... a real chance at his new world order, an order in which a credible United ...
www.historyplace.com/speeches/bush-war.htm

Bush: Globalist with a Texas mean streak
Aug 1, 2006 ... It is time for us to stop continuing to swallow our sensibilities and call this president what he is – a globalist with a Texas mean streak. ...
www.wnd.com/index.php?pageId=37267

Bush Constitution Remark Reiterates Arrogant Globalist/Neocon ...
Dec 12, 2005 ... Bush Remark Reiterates Arrogant Globalist/Neocon Lust For New World Order Prevalence And Power ...
www.infowars.net/articles/.../121205neocons.htm

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

But it was Bush 41 who brought The New World Order to everyone's attention at the begining of the 1st Iraqi war.

President George Bush Speech Announcing War Against Iraq
At The History Place, a speech from 1991 made by Bush at the beginning of ... a real chance at his new world order, an order in which a credible United ...
www.historyplace.com/speeches/bush-war.htm

Absolutely. And NAFTA was his invention, not Clinton's. Unfortunately Americans didn't find that out until we were investigating GW's BS on Free Trade Treason.

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

But it was Bush 41 who brought The New World Order to everyone's attention at the begining of the 1st Iraqi war.

President George Bush Speech Announcing War Against Iraq
At The History Place, a speech from 1991 made by Bush at the beginning of ... a real chance at his new world order, an order in which a credible United ...
www.historyplace.com/speeches/bush-war.htm

I don't know if Bush said it first, I know Tip O'Neil did too, but Bush and many others in politics were in the Skull & Crossbones in Yale. Didn't they push that too. John Kerry and Bush's dad were in it too.

http://www.government-propaganda.com/skull-n-bones.html
In its quest to create a New World Order that restricts individual freedoms and places ultimate power solely in the hands of a small cult of wealthy, prominent families, Skull and Bones has already succeeded in infiltrating nearly every major research, policy, financial, media, and government institution in the country. Skull and Bones, in fact, has been running the United States for years.