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An AP Spin? Hardin Montana- A Conspiracy of ‘Twitter’ Proportions Revealed

Submitted by nmlifestyles on Thu, 10/01/2009 - 19:01
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Scam/con Game...Still leaning that way.

Submitted by Thundercloud on Thu, 10/01/2009 - 19:25.

this is smelling more like a scam/con-game, than any sort of NWO take over.

This is what mining companies do all the time..Swoop in on a poor community. Make BIG promises..then the promises go unfullfilled.
Somebody walks off with a big check..
although, sometimes the minimum requirements of contracts are met, just to avoid prosecution..

Been saying it for a couple of days now.
Kind of feel bad for the reporter that quit her job to become their "spokesperson"...Then again..Maybe I don't feel so sorry..What kind of journalist will quit, to do something like this?

But I promise to say I was wrong, if/when I am proven wrong.

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"I don't endorse anything they say"
~Ron Paul On the 911 Truth movement.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGyhlNY0y1k

I think you are probably right...

Submitted by mdonato on Thu, 10/01/2009 - 19:36.

My gut tells me this is might be a big to do about nothing. Probably a big scam or part of Blackwater's next business plan. It's definitely not good, but when compared to the transgressions of the Fed or government run healthcare, it's small potatoes.

I am glad that Alex and others are leaving no stone un-turned though. It's great to see how resourceful the freedom movement is at uncovering the facts about how shady this whole situation is.

There are lots of battles to fight and I'm glad someone is fighting this one. I just hope it doesn't distract from other things.

I'm leaning this way, too

Submitted by huckleberry on Thu, 10/01/2009 - 19:36.

I followed the story pretty closely today, and listened to Alex Jones's on site broadcast. I respect his team's investigative journalism in this case, and I forgive any hype that goes along with his methods.

I am leaning to a conclusion that the poor town is a victim of fraud. And I'm still open to the possibility that something more sinister is sneaking into the picture through the doorway of fraud.