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Yet another Killtown expose....

Spindrift said:
It's quite simple, he doesn't deal in reality or logic.
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That´s for sure. But i consider his behavior as
mental deficiency. I can´t find any other explanation.
Christopher may be confused - but Killtown has some
biological problems.
 
jhunter1163 said:
That's an excellent point. Van de Velde was most likely hired by Yale BECAUSE he had extensive international experience. Ordinary lecturers don't work at Yale: they work at diploma mills like Chico State, Rowan University, or Harvard.
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:mad: You sir, have the boorish manners of a Yale-ling!
 
Well maybe now he can get back to his debate with that debunker chap.

Mailman
 
Firestone said:
Done!

The way KT implies the professor did it is disgusting!
I read the Wikipedia-entry about this case this morning.
KT leaves out all the evidence that shows that the professor didn't do it.
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for whatever reason. quicksharing.com doesn't work for me. This is the second file link I have tried at quicksharing. I wait the 15 seconds or so as it counts down. Nothing happens. Then I click on the icon "Please wait file loading" Then.....nothing. Is quicksharing one of those sites you have to register to download?
 
Oliver said:
This guy Killtown annoys me a lot. Can someone tell me
what his mental problem is concerning reality and logic?
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My wife will look at a set of data, come up with an idea for how they fit together, and go with that. She is not good at searching out reasons why her identified hypothesis might be wrong. Killtown seems to have this characteristic, but a million times moreso.

Also I need to add that my wife has significant strengths to compensate for this shortcoming - she's an "action" person who gets things done, and is good at reading people and with relationships. I don't know much about Killtown, but he doesn't seem to have these qualities.

He finds a tenuous explanation that could possibly tie any event together with his obsession, looks for any facts which could be used to support it, but can't fathom that it's also his responsibility to find reasons why that link might be wrong. I really think he believes this stuff, and it's a characteristic of some kind of mental disorder.

But I also think he's an asset to our side. Any rational person who comes across the 9/11 CT stuff and then finds Killtown's rants will immediately see the problem with the way they come to conclusions. Sure, the hardcore CT nuts feed off it, but they're lost souls anyway.
 
Wiki article contains a link to an NRO article of current events interest.

The article seems to believe the Dean of Yale(and the NH Police) at the time weren't particularily conscientious with regards to evidence collecting and due process.

The Yale Dean? Richard Brodhead, current Duke University President.

If I had a CT mindset, I'm sure I could connect some sort of dots.
 
Oliver said:
This guy Killtown annoys me a lot. Can someone tell me
what his mental problem is concerning reality and logic?
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Maybe a mild (or severe) paranoid personality disorder?

Wikipedia said:
A pervasive distrust and suspiciousness of others such that their motives are interpreted as malevolent, beginning by early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts, as indicated by four (or more) of the following:
  1. suspects, without sufficient basis, that others are exploiting, harming, or deceiving him or her
  2. is preoccupied with unjustified doubts about the loyalty or trustworthiness of friends or associates
  3. is reluctant to confide in others because of unwarranted fear that the information will be used maliciously against him or her
  4. reads hidden demeaning or threatening meanings into benign remarks or events
  5. persistently bears grudges, i.e., is unforgiving of insults, injuries, or slights
  6. perceives attacks on his or her character or reputation that are not apparent to others and is quick to react angrily or to counterattack
  7. has recurrent suspicions, without justification, regarding fidelity of spouse or sexual partner.
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Wikipedia said:
A mnemonic that can be used to remember the criteria for paranoid personality disorder is SUSPECT:
  • S - spouse is cheating suspected
  • U - unforgiving - bears grudges
  • S - suspicious (of others)
  • P - perceives attacks (and reacts quickly)
  • E - enemy in everyone - suspects associates, friends
  • C - confiding in others feared
  • T - threats seen in benign events
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CurtC said:
My wife will look at a set of data, come up with an idea for how they fit together, and go with that. She is not good at searching out reasons why her identified hypothesis might be wrong. Killtown seems to have this characteristic, but a million times moreso.

Also I need to add that my wife has significant strengths to compensate for this shortcoming - she's an "action" person who gets things done, and is good at reading people and with relationships. I don't know much about Killtown, but he doesn't seem to have these qualities.

He finds a tenuous explanation that could possibly tie any event together with his obsession, looks for any facts which could be used to support it, but can't fathom that it's also his responsibility to find reasons why that link might be wrong. I really think he believes this stuff, and it's a characteristic of some kind of mental disorder.

But I also think he's an asset to our side. Any rational person who comes across the 9/11 CT stuff and then finds Killtown's rants will immediately see the problem with the way they come to conclusions. Sure, the hardcore CT nuts feed off it, but they're lost souls anyway.
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That´s my thought, too - he is not able to understand the things
that people explain him. We saw this pretty good while he made
up the "Lidle crash"-CT. He simply doesn´t add other opinions to
his own to find out what´s true and what not.

Another thing is his paranoid behavior concerning his identity. This
makes sense after the "plume" commotion - but it seems that he
had this anxious behavior even before this incident. Sometimes
i feel sorry for this guy and i wouldn´t wonder if Dylan supports
him because compassion.
 
A W Smith said:
for whatever reason. quicksharing.com doesn't work for me. This is the second file link I have tried at quicksharing. I wait the 15 seconds or so as it counts down. Nothing happens. Then I click on the icon "Please wait file loading" Then.....nothing. Is quicksharing one of those sites you have to register to download?
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No, no need to register. I just tried it again, and it works.

You don't miss anything though, it's just a copy of KT's sick blog-entry.
 
To be fair to Killtown, he does pretty much regurgitate the Vanity Fair Article. But the Wiki article just blasts it out of the water. There's DNA under Jovin's fingernails that doesn't match any of her acquaintances, included Van de Velde? It looks more and more like a random act of violence. A...

...dare I say it...

...a coincidence!
 
boloboffin said:
To be fair to Killtown, he does pretty much regurgitate the Vanity Fair Article. But the Wiki article just blasts it out of the water. There's DNA under Jovin's fingernails that doesn't match any of her acquaintances, included Van de Velde? It looks more and more like a random act of violence. A...

...dare I say it...

...a coincidence!
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You know blinking well there are no coincidences in KT's world.
 
It appears that someone (ahem) has been editting the wikipedia article for this case (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suzanne_Jovin_case) trying to interject 9/11 conspiracy theories into it.

Notice this edit:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Suzanne_Jovin_case&diff=101367590&oldid=75908218

Years later, on [[September 11]], [[2001]], an eerie possible motive for Jovin's death surfaced, when the perpetrator of the [[September 11, 2001 attacks]] was determined to be [[Osama bin Laden]], who had been the subject of Jovin's thesis at the time of her murder.
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This gibberish was later reverted and cleaned up. Should probably keep an eye on it.
 
Many Twoofers consider Killtown to be "disinfo."

When your fellow kooks think you're too kooky to be a real kook.....damn.
 
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