Iran attack

[fuelair]

Pretty much but their release threw a wrench in the wogic (wooish logic - I am copyrighting the term) so they decided it was going to happen anyway.

you might be able to trademark say "woogic" - if you can prove you keep it in use as a trademark (use it or lose it - reason why poor selling comic characters get new comic books every so often). Can't copyright it (like titles).

 

[fuelair]

secret....nuclear....attack?

how the hell does that work?

{psssst - down there V)







(secretly!!)

 

[pomeroo]

As I recall, it was Webster Tarpley, retailing at least three different versions of the story of a "false-flag" operation, who blew the whistle on this. No proper evidence or sources or facts in any of the scenarios.
However.
Now that it hasn't happened, our premier woo-sayers will be right there, saying "ah! it would have happened - if we <heroic NWO-defying gladiators of Twoof> hadn't pre-empted it!"
Mind you, if it had happened, I imagine they wouldn't be on-line any more, and their last postings would be along the lines of "OMFG its real!"

The twoofers predict something will happen; it doesn't happen; they congratulate themselves on being right because the act of prediction made it not happen. Marx's comment on this phenomenon is pertinent:

"Cut me off a piece of that." (Groucho, in Animal Crackers)

 

[NeoRicen]

My bet's they were high when they watched 24...