Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2006 7:33 pm
Here we go. The nit-picking begins.
The point of the story is not the bloody dogs. It's Randi's dishonest nature.
The point of the story is not the bloody dogs. It's Randi's dishonest nature.
9/11, never ending wars/plandemics, the bigger picture & the quest for truth
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Is anyone quoting Randi here, or relying on his 9/11 expertise?PeeWee wrote:I replied to to this:Johnny Pixels wrote: Sorry, I fail to see how what James Randi does or doesn't do, has any bearing on the events of 9/11. Are you trying to dig up dirt in an attempt to discredit him? How would this alter the laws of physics?
And if dogs are psychic, why can I surprise my dog?
"Asking hard questions is a good thing to do...but sooner or later you have to have the guts to accept the answers that may not conform to your expectations."
Seems Mr Randi had a problem doing just that.
I never mentioned 9/11 or the laws of physics.
Me discredit Randi....seems he did that himself...don't ya think?
Why can you surprise your dog? Let me guess. I know, your'e surprising!!
It's Sheldrake's self-serving interpretation of events.DeFecToR wrote:Here we go. The nit-picking begins.
The point of the story is not the bloody dogs. It's Randi's dishonest nature.
Uhm, didn't he admit to having not seen the tape?PeeWee wrote:I replied to to this:Johnny Pixels wrote: Sorry, I fail to see how what James Randi does or doesn't do, has any bearing on the events of 9/11. Are you trying to dig up dirt in an attempt to discredit him? How would this alter the laws of physics?
And if dogs are psychic, why can I surprise my dog?
"Asking hard questions is a good thing to do...but sooner or later you have to have the guts to accept the answers that may not conform to your expectations."
Seems Mr Randi had a problem doing just that.
That's the point of this board though. The only time Randi comes up is because someone tries to disprove one of the JREF forum members evidence on here by discredit Randi. Science doesn't work that way. If Paul Daniels found a cure for cancer, it'd still be a cure for cancer, whether he was a magician or not.I never mentioned 9/11 or the laws of physics.
HardlyMe discredit Randi....seems he did that himself...don't ya think?
If dogs can use their psychic powers to know when their owner is coming home, why can I surprise him? He should know I'm coming home.Why can you surprise your dog? Let me guess. I know, your'e surprising!!
And me!Johnny Pixels wrote:Oooh Do me, profile me. I wanna see what I get, and I'll tell you how close you are!
b*, should have rumbled it when they asked for cheques be made payable to "Cult People of the Truth Movement in association with U. B. Add innit affiliates"DaveyJ wrote:
oh and if you worried about being a member of a cult, read this definition and tick the boxes
Cults are groups that often exploit members psychologically and/or financially, typically by making members comply with leadership's demands through certain types of psychological manipulation, popularly called mind control, and through the inculcation of deep-seated anxious dependency on the group and its leaders.1
"A cult is a group or movement exhibiting a great or excessive devotion or dedication to some person, idea or thing and employing unethically manipulative techniques of persuasion and control (e.g. isolation from former friends and family, debilitation, use of special methods to heighten suggestibility and subservience, powerful group pressures, information management, suspension of individuality or critical judgement, promotion of total dependency on the group and fear of [consequences of] leaving it, etc) designed to advance the goals of the group's leaders to the actual or possible detriment of members, their families, or the community
You want me to czech you?PaulStott wrote:And me!Johnny Pixels wrote:Oooh Do me, profile me. I wanna see what I get, and I'll tell you how close you are!