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TtC · 08-15-2009, 05:02 PM

Having read about half-way through the article, I noticed the person who wrote it can't research things very well as he has been blindsided by the "Obama Military Oath" hoax. As can be seen here:

http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors...h-to-obama.htm

and

http://www.obamaconspiracy.org/2009/...ce-fools-orly/

It can be found elsewhere as well, if you look for it.

It is a hoax, but it seems most people are taking it out of context. From what I've read of the article so far, most of it is sound, but that does not mean that everyone is immune to internet rumors or other things.

Until such time as either the oath is shown in front of me/you or a member of your immediate family takes it and says it's to the president, not a guy I knew or a friend of a friend, it is just one more piece of BS.

Next, he doesn't know who wrote "Alice in Wonderland" as he says it was Leo J. Carrol when if fact it was author Charles Lutwidge Dodgson under the pseudonym Lewis Carroll.

I would consider these to be major flaws in sound thinking if one cannot find correct information, which is readily available. Considering this person is supposedly "highly" educated, he should be a hell of a lot more careful when writing to the masses.

The end of the article is more conspiracy speculation.

I will agree with most of the legal premise as that is in line with my personal research.

Don't believe everything you read, see, or hear.

08-15-2009, 05:02 PM	#7
TtC Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 103	Re: The Matrix and U.S. Constitution... Having read about half-way through the article, I noticed the person who wrote it can't research things very well as he has been blindsided by the "Obama Military Oath" hoax. As can be seen here: http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors...h-to-obama.htm and http://www.obamaconspiracy.org/2009/...ce-fools-orly/ It can be found elsewhere as well, if you look for it. It is a hoax, but it seems most people are taking it out of context. From what I've read of the article so far, most of it is sound, but that does not mean that everyone is immune to internet rumors or other things. Until such time as either the oath is shown in front of me/you or a member of your immediate family takes it and says it's to the president, not a guy I knew or a friend of a friend, it is just one more piece of BS. Next, he doesn't know who wrote "Alice in Wonderland" as he says it was Leo J. Carrol when if fact it was author Charles Lutwidge Dodgson under the pseudonym Lewis Carroll. I would consider these to be major flaws in sound thinking if one cannot find correct information, which is readily available. Considering this person is supposedly "highly" educated, he should be a hell of a lot more careful when writing to the masses. The end of the article is more conspiracy speculation. I will agree with most of the legal premise as that is in line with my personal research. Don't believe everything you read, see, or hear.