AND UPSET

AND I JUST WANT TO YELL AT THE PERSON I’M UPSET WITH, BUT I’M TOO SCARED TO DO SO.

Kinda not in a good mood tonight, but I’ll be okay. About my earlier post, the evidence of 9/11 being an inside job is compelling, but I don’t believe in it really.

I’ll be okay guys :]

-Marie

Overheard on the subway the other day a conversation between two people about 9/11 being an inside job. At first, I thought it was crazy. I have believed that it was terrorists, but then when I got home I did a little research and there’s actually a lot of compelling information and facts that 9/11 very well could have been planned by the president. A lot of the facts make sense. What do you think?

‘Here are just a few of the reasons I believe 9/11 was an inside job, primarily masterminded by Dick Cheney with the complicity of George W. Bush. I have ordered them with most important first. This is just a summary. I explore these points in detail later with backup.

1. No steel frame buildings had ever before in history collapsed either from fires or planes hitting them. They are designed to withstand those hazards. On 9/11 three of them fell, and fell perfectly straight down. Why do you think demolition experts spend weeks planting charges and timing the explosions with millisecond precision? To make sure the buildings implode and fall straight down, just as the three WTC towers did. That perfection does not happen by accident. Further, the timing of the falls are indicative of linear controlled demolitions, not accelerating natural gravitational collapse. An engineering failure of this magnitude would normally demand an exhaustive study as to the mechanism of failure to ensure it never happened again, but all the evidence was quickly whisked away and melted down thus ensuring the cause was never discovered.
2. The 1/3 sized wheels, turbofan and diffuser found at the Pentagon crash are not part of a 757, but of a much smaller military aircraft the A-3 drone. Two civilian defense contractor employees — told to remain silent — say other workers quietly retro-fitted missile and remote control systems onto A-3 jets at Colorado public airport prior to September 11. Bush claims a Boeing 757 hit the Pentagon then vaporised, and that is why there was no wreckage, but that is utterly impossible. The titanium used in the 12 tons of engines does not even melt at temperatures reached by mixing jet fuel and pure oxygen much less vaporise. Think about it. Titanium was chosen for the engines because it would not even weaken when subjected to an optimum mixture of jet fuel and air for hours on end during ordinary flight. Further, there were not even broken windows where the engines purportedly hit the Pentagon. And to top it off, photos show no sign of a fuel fire like the ones hitting the two towers. So, according to Bush, not only did the most of the plane vanish, a mysterious shrinking ray made the wheels and turbofans shrink to 1/3 the normal diameter and change into a type used by A-3 military drones. Give me a break! How gullible do you think I am Mr. Bush? Bush is peddling an utterly preposterous lie. It amazing he got away with it so long. See the video Loose Change, part 1 and Loose Change, part 2. So it was an A-3 drone that hit the Pentagon. This is so patently obvious from examining the wreckage that Bush must have know that all along, but decided to lie.
3. Thermate is a improved and patented variant of Thermite. It is used only by the military. It is used for cutting through steel. Thermate was found on the clean cuts on the steel of the World Trade building rubble.
4. The Pentagon had 80 surveillance cameras operating on 9/11, yet it won’t release the fdotage of the alleged airliner that hit the Pentagon. Such photos could presumably explain the many anomalies about that event. What are they hiding?
5. The hole in the side of the Pentagon is far too small for Boeing 757 flight 77 to pass through. The wingspan is 124 feet with a fuselage diameter of 13 feet. It is 44 feet from ground to the top of the tail. There was almost no debris, no bodies, no blood, no body parts, no baggage, no wreckage typical of a 757 plane crash, and of course no sheared off wings. Further there was no fire or smoke damage similar to the other two crashes. There should have been. The plane had a similar load of fuel. In contrast, after the shuttle disaster, it was possible to find pieces of the seven astronauts’ bodies spread over hundreds of square miles. Some of the rubble appears to belong to a small Global Hawk drone (44 feet long by 15 feet high) including the tiny engine, including a tiny turbofan engine. The Pentagon blatantly lied in its story published by the Washington Post, saying the hole in the Pentagon was five stories high and 200 feet wide. Photos show it is no bigger than 18 feet in diameter. To fit in that tiny hole the wings had to have been sheared off. Where are the wings? Further the Pentagon crash did not show up seismically, because the object that hit was too light. Recall your high school physics. We know object that hit the Pentagon was travelling at 400 mph’

http://mindprod.com/politics/bush911insidejob.html#INSIDEJOB

Also check out http://www.911sharethetruth.com/

Have you ever ordered something online, something that you needed or planned to use for a specific event coming up and receive it broken/damaged/whatever and have to return it? That just happened to me. First time I’ve ever had to return an online purchase for an exchange. I needed what I bought too because I was going to use it this upcoming weekend, but there’s something wrong with the inside of it. GAHHHH! That pisses me off so much! It’s made me so stressed out. I’ve realized that doing what I love to do causes me more un-needed stress than doing a job I hate. Right now, at this point I’m ready to just go back to doing jobs I dislike. There’s no stress with those kinds of jobs for me. No stress at all.

Anyways, anyone watch ‘Man VS Food’ on the travel channel? Tonight, Adam Richman is going to attempt to eat this 109lb burger!

-Marie

So my camera finally came in :] Awesome, right? Wrong! I can’t use it yet because I don’t have any memory for it. The camera will not function without the memory. You turn it on, put in the fully charged battery and it asks for memory. FAIL. Have to go buy some tomorrow.

Kyle is supppppper busy writing his essay for school so I haven’t been able to talk to him as much :[ Gahhhhh, I miss talking to him! Kyle, finish your essay soon, kay? LIGHTNING SPEED! Lawlz.

It’s 10:30PM and nothing is on TV. I am watching ‘South Park’. This show is rather stupid. I’m not even really paying attention. I’m listening to music.

-Marie

This is a list of things I love. Not just things that I love, but little things that make my day, even when I’m in the worst of moods. I am incredibly thankful for these things. I wrote this list because I was bored and felt inspired. Maybe it will inspire you to find the little things in your day that put a smile on your face. Man, that was way too cheesy. Um. Yeah…

• When there’s some of my favorite food in the fridge or cupboard.
• Watching ‘The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown’ every year
• When the package I am waiting for finally gets delivered to my doorstep.
• I love talking to Kyle everyday. He always makes me smile.
• Music.
• I love drinking out of my favorite mug.
• Toffee.
• Tetris.
• I love going for walks.
• I love taking pictures of anything and everything.
• Traveling and exploring new places.
• Spending time with my cats.
• Kyle & everything about him. He truly is the perfect man for me :)
• Skype. I can video chat with my family that lives far away.
• Lakes.
• I love cold weather, and bundling up to get warm.

I’m sure I love a lot more things than that, but that’s all I could come up with at the moment. These things are the greatest parts of my day :]

-Marie

Prep Time: 30 minutes
Ready in: 30 minutes
Yield: 6 servings, about 1 1/2 cups each

Recipe Ingredients
1 pound boneless, skinless chicken breast , trimmed of fat
8 ounces penne pasta
1 bottle poppy seed salad dressing made by Kraft
1 large shallot , thinly sliced
1 teaspoon chopped fresh thyme

Recipe Directions

1. Place chicken in a skillet or saucepan and add enough water to cover; bring to a boil. Cover, reduce heat to low and simmer gently until cooked through and no longer pink in the middle, 10 to 12 minutes. Transfer the chicken to a cutting board to cool. Shred into bite-size strips.

2. Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Cook pasta until just tender, about 9 minutes or according to package directions. Drain. Place in a large bowl.

3. Add the chicken to the bowl with the pasta. Add the dressing, thyme, and toss until combined.

4. Chill in fridge until cool.

-Marie