a candle in the dark

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Re: a candle in the dark
« Reply #30 on: August 25, 2007, 08:29:27 AM »
isn't it obvious. The conspiracy picks up hundreds of people a day (to replace the large number that died yesterday) and trains them in secret invisible mansions in the bermuda triangle. And they can hide it because all the newspapers are in on the conspiracy and so is TomB's mum
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Re: a candle in the dark
« Reply #31 on: August 25, 2007, 08:58:07 AM »
To the "engineer". you are a piss midget.

Hah nice, he definitly is a piss midget
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Re: a candle in the dark
« Reply #32 on: August 25, 2007, 09:58:35 AM »
Omg you can't pay hundreds of thousand ppl just to guard the wall in a freaking cold permanent winter

Why not? And why so many?
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Re: a candle in the dark
« Reply #33 on: August 26, 2007, 12:54:19 AM »
Omg you can't pay hundreds of thousand ppl just to guard the wall in a freaking cold permanent winter

Why not? And why so many?

Well if it's 72.000 km's, how would you distribute them? First of all you say noone saw it, or wanna talk about it, then you have to guard it pretty good, like 1 man / 1 km? But do you leave them alone? They live alone there? That would be mad, you need to put at least 2. Ok, so that's way more then 100.000 of people. How can you get that? You just take them away from their families? Or do they have homes there and live with the whole family on the wall?

So even if they guard the wall, which they can't, what if someone goes there? They kill him? Or just brainwash and make him their slave?

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Re: a candle in the dark
« Reply #34 on: August 26, 2007, 02:33:05 PM »
I would like some evidence or reasoning that it would take all the resources of an entire nation to guard the ice wall.  Unless you are talking about a nation like Liberia...
Why don't you show some evidence that supports the theory that an Ice Wall exists in the first place?

Oh and by the way, I went to the North Pole, and met Santa Claus...Proof? Here, I took a picture:















This obviously spurious post is precisely the reason we don't allow photographic evidence on this website!  >:(
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Re: a candle in the dark
« Reply #35 on: August 26, 2007, 09:55:36 PM »
Omg you can't pay hundreds of thousand ppl just to guard the wall in a freaking cold permanent winter

Why not? And why so many?

Well if it's 72.000 km's, how would you distribute them? First of all you say noone saw it, or wanna talk about it, then you have to guard it pretty good, like 1 man / 1 km? But do you leave them alone? They live alone there? That would be mad, you need to put at least 2. Ok, so that's way more then 100.000 of people. How can you get that? You just take them away from their families? Or do they have homes there and live with the whole family on the wall?

So even if they guard the wall, which they can't, what if someone goes there? They kill him? Or just brainwash and make him their slave?

Ignoring the previous threads on the subject:
http://theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=6308.0
And the original posted by eramus, why not automate it with computers/motion sensors/cameras/etc backed up by a small number of spread out troups to make sure the job was finished?
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Re: a candle in the dark
« Reply #36 on: August 26, 2007, 11:17:07 PM »
Thats a shitload of ice and thousands of miles of foodless frozen wasteland.

Which would affect global climate, as well as the sea currents, meaning the theory it even exists is mental illness made flesh.

Funny how a lot of people seem to ignore the good points but forth by others.
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Re: a candle in the dark
« Reply #37 on: August 27, 2007, 12:16:10 AM »
Omg you can't pay hundreds of thousand ppl just to guard the wall in a freaking cold permanent winter

Why not? And why so many?

Well if it's 72.000 km's, how would you distribute them? First of all you say noone saw it, or wanna talk about it, then you have to guard it pretty good, like 1 man / 1 km? But do you leave them alone? They live alone there? That would be mad, you need to put at least 2. Ok, so that's way more then 100.000 of people. How can you get that? You just take them away from their families? Or do they have homes there and live with the whole family on the wall?

So even if they guard the wall, which they can't, what if someone goes there? They kill him? Or just brainwash and make him their slave?

Ignoring the previous threads on the subject:
http://theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=6308.0
And the original posted by eramus, why not automate it with computers/motion sensors/cameras/etc backed up by a small number of spread out troups to make sure the job was finished?


Yes, 40 ppl are keeping the FE secret, for thousand of years, with absolutely no reason. :)
All your arguments make complete sense.

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Re: a candle in the dark
« Reply #38 on: August 27, 2007, 04:59:32 AM »
Do you have any evidence to support your outlandish claim?

Heheh.

Heheheh. Heh.

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Seriously, that's funny every time. I don't care if the whole world believes that the moon is made of cheese.. if you're the only one who knows the "truth", it's your claim which is outlandish until solid proof is provided, instead of "if this and that were true, it would all make sense, therefore it must be true". (IE: The only way that explorers wouldn't have found an ice wall is if there were guards, ergo, there must be guards.. prove me wrong, bitches!)
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Re: a candle in the dark
« Reply #39 on: August 27, 2007, 05:01:44 AM »
because if they found the 'ice wall' it was marked on maps as 'antarctica' no need for guards.

Not convinced?

Here's a picture of a section of brick wall. Does it enclose something and make a circle or does it surround you?



over such a large area as the antarctic circle it could concievably be difficult to tell, this is the FE argument
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Re: a candle in the dark
« Reply #40 on: August 27, 2007, 03:48:43 PM »
Omg you can't pay hundreds of thousand ppl just to guard the wall in a freaking cold permanent winter

Why not? And why so many?

Well if it's 72.000 km's, how would you distribute them? First of all you say noone saw it, or wanna talk about it, then you have to guard it pretty good, like 1 man / 1 km? But do you leave them alone? They live alone there? That would be mad, you need to put at least 2. Ok, so that's way more then 100.000 of people. How can you get that? You just take them away from their families? Or do they have homes there and live with the whole family on the wall?

So even if they guard the wall, which they can't, what if someone goes there? They kill him? Or just brainwash and make him their slave?

Ignoring the previous threads on the subject:
http://theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=6308.0
And the original posted by eramus, why not automate it with computers/motion sensors/cameras/etc backed up by a small number of spread out troups to make sure the job was finished?


Yes, 40 ppl are keeping the FE secret, for thousand of years, with absolutely no reason. :)
All your arguments make complete sense.
You didn't read the thread I posted.  They would stand to make quite a bit of money just from the government, ignoring anything else.
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