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Without prior knowledge of any of the US intelligence agencies a bunch of Arab students hijack three planes with box cutters and manage to crash one of them into the WTC , which then collapses at free-fall speed, and another one in the Pentagon - the most secure building in the world -...

This thread has become tediously pretentious. Please, no more of that emetic film studies babble. :eek:

Top Government Insider: Bin Laden Died In 2001, 9/11 A False Flag

Is that your personal opinion or has that whole pyramid story been conclusively disproven?

Pyramids! Biggest Pyramids in the world have been discovered in Bosnia! And what about the pyramid-shaped Illuminati icon on the one-dollar-bill? I know, I know - by now, this is one of the most trivial conspiracy theory facts everyone already knows about but have you ever wondered how and...

I think that the brain area dealing with smells is also one of the evolutionarily oldest and most basic components of the brain - hence the visceral and profound nature of the sensations caused by scent-induced remembrances.

I'm not interpreting anything according to my own world-view. I'm merely pointing out deceitful terminology and obvious inconsistencies in the official version of the events in Libya that is disseminated by the mainstream/corporate media. I find it quite astonishing that the majority of people...

The labelling of CIA-funded insurgents as 'freedom fighters', a former head of state, hitherto always a welcome guest of the governmnents of the West, turning into a 'dictator' over night, a military intervention occurring under the guise of 'peacekeeping measures', the establishment of a...

BBC: UFO files reveal 'Rendlesham incident' papers missing What a surprise!

After some months of research, stemming from an initially mild fascination with the topic that was boosted, among other things, by this thread, I've become convinced of the reality of the UFO phenomenon. It seems to me, that an open-minded consideration of the plethora of data - tens or...

Der siebente Kontinent (1989) by Michael Haneke: matter-of-fact portrayal of a family who resolves upon committing suicide together; it doesn't get any bleaker than in the last minutes of this film. Arguably, Haneke's best.

I'm wondering whether being obsessed with Kick Ass as a grown man is a cause or a symptom of depression. (Before all you well-meaning and considerate Dissensians start complaining about how poor in taste this remark is etc. be assured that I myself have been suffering for more than a year...

This is a typical example of the mental process seemingly underlying each and every one of your critically "humorous" posts: You take someone's generalized statement about the human experience realm and immediately try to ridicule it by imagining some slapstick scenario that is supposed to...

Earth 2 discovered!

Sure?

To spare a stranded terminally ill whale an agonising death and put it to sleep the International Whaling Commission officially recommends - explosives.

"Un homme qui dort" by Bernard Queysanne from 1974 is one of the most powerful films I've seen in years. It follows a student suffering from a solipsistic psychosis on his endless wanderings through the empty streets of Paris. The beautiful impressions of the city are accompanied by...

Speaking of which, the documentary "House of Numbers" I mentioned back then which challenges the standard scientific/political theory of HIV/AIDS has actually been released ever since and I can only encourage everyone to watch it, do further research and make up their own mind. It is nothing...

If Machiavelli gives sound and universally applicable advice in Il Principe on how to aquire, increase and retain power by exploiting human weaknesses, I don't see why it shouldn't be equally possible, given a sufficiently high motivation to investigate the matter, to actually come up with...