A WARNING; Heads up, 2009 August/September time.

TraineeHuman · 06-16-2009, 02:18 AM

If any of Anon’s announcement is true or partly true, nobody will believe it without considerably more detail. As many posters have pointed out, so far there are unfortunately many holes, or likely holes. So, one reason why we need more detail is to be able to “cross off” many apparent implausibilities.

Another question here is, why didn’t Anon contact Kerry and Bill confidentially and give them details? We know that K&B are thorough researchers, and would check out such a story in the same way as professional journalists would. Because Anon apparently hasn’t contacted them, it unfortunately seems plausible that the story wouldn’t stand up to such checks.

Also, without more details it apparently becomes fear-mongering without sufficient justification. It's very right to feel fear if there's an angry bull charging towards you and (you know that) you're in the same paddock. But once you're outside the paddock, there's no justification for fear, however nasty and strong the bull may look.

06-16-2009, 02:18 AM	#11
TraineeHuman Avalon Senior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 174	Re: A WARNING; Heads up, 2009 August/September time. If any of Anon’s announcement is true or partly true, nobody will believe it without considerably more detail. As many posters have pointed out, so far there are unfortunately many holes, or likely holes. So, one reason why we need more detail is to be able to “cross off” many apparent implausibilities. Another question here is, why didn’t Anon contact Kerry and Bill confidentially and give them details? We know that K&B are thorough researchers, and would check out such a story in the same way as professional journalists would. Because Anon apparently hasn’t contacted them, it unfortunately seems plausible that the story wouldn’t stand up to such checks. Also, without more details it apparently becomes fear-mongering without sufficient justification. It's very right to feel fear if there's an angry bull charging towards you and (you know that) you're in the same paddock. But once you're outside the paddock, there's no justification for fear, however nasty and strong the bull may look.