Dq and Ohfor7

Dq and Ohfor7

Thank you both for putting yourselves out there and doing valuable research and commentary for those of us who aren't as good at it or knowledgeable but do believe in the truth.

It's a little difficult for me to listen to Americans today still stand by the notion that 911 was caused by Arab terrorists. Now, I just shake my head and let them spout their nonsense. I went through the phase of anger and righteousness a couple of years ago. It didn't work. I came off like a very intelligent and committed American who was just *wrong* about the facts.

For me, the day of 911 is where I made my transition from sheep to believer. I'm an engineer by degree. When I saw the WTC come down the way it did, I was certain that it would be mentioned on the news that terrorists must have gained full access to the two buildings for at least a few weeks. When that didn't happen, I knew that there were so many things about the world that I hadn't known up to that point.

Now, I feel like I'm living the movie "They Live", where everything in the world is not as it seems. Lots of subliminal advertising and mind control. But, when the hero puts on the special glasses that see the world for what it is, poof, everything becomes clear. I first saw that movie well before 2001. Now it has a deeper meaning for me.

Anyway, I'm rambling. As far as this topic is concerned, I think we all knew that there was a lot of money to be made on Middle Eastern pipeline-related projects. This topic helps clear up exactly what those projects actually were.

Thanks again guys, including the person who posted the maps. I'll be watching this board for all of your posts in the future.
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