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At 19:50 on 10/23/08, Dan S. from Colorado Springs added:
    That was Homecoming/reunion weekend! So was CC panicked by your dot-connecting, or just afraid of other alumni becoming aware?

    Thank you for sharing this information. People need to know. Whether they can handle it or not is another matter.

    Good luck to you.

At 19:38 on 12/26/08, Stuart from Colorado added:
    Come to think of it, none of my economics professors ever bothered to tell us that the Federal Reserve is not owned by, or part of, the federal government.

    Now look at what the keeping of that huge secret is getting us!

At 17:46 on 04/11/09, CC student from Colorado Springs added:
    When I asked a CC physics professor about the excessive rapidity of the falls of the Twin Towers, he just got up and walked away.

    Thanks for helping educate me, Dave.

At 00:22 on 04/18/09, CC Student #2 from Arizona added:
    Wow.

    It's not often that I've learned more while on block break than I do by attending classes at CC.

    Professors clog my mind with facts; you've opened it.

    Thank you, Dave.

At 01:42 on 05/16/10, Stunned from Denver added:
    Thanks to you for the introductory course in forbidden knowledge. Your reading list is far outside the mainstream, yet, sadly, it all makes perfect sense.

At 10:36 on 08/28/10, Seen The Light from Colorado added:
    "The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge."
    -- Stephen Hawking

    Thanks, Dave, for revealing the grand illusion, and CC's dark side.

At 15:57 on 01/21/11, Roger from Des Moines added:
    Your point, or one of them, seems to be that CC's behavior lies somewhere between treacherous and treasonous. That includes fraud. CC's more thug-like than scholarly response to your observations and conclusions does seem to confirm your findings, which I find fascinating.

At 14:45 on 06/20/11, CC Student #3 from 205.170.14.* added:
    A bunch of lies. An official letter from the college in part of Ron Smith would not contain an egregious grammatical error. By that, I mean using "aloud" instead of "allowed." Let's cut the conspiracy theory crap; let CC be CC, a PRIVATE academic institution with no such ties to government manipulation.

At 21:08 on 06/20/11, Dave from Colorado Springs added:
    Dear CC Student #3,

    Sorry, no lies; the signed letter on CC letterhead from the "Director of Campus Safety" did and does, in fact, contain that "egregious grammatical error". Perhaps I could make up something like that; I don't know: I've never tried. The graphic is genuine; an accurate visual representation of the original document.

    Your 'thinking' is pathological (ie, since CC is a high-falutin' educational institution, their heavy-handed reaction to this "forbidden knowledge" supposedly could not contain such a grammatical error, therefore you can feel free to simply disbelieve the existence of a document -- and an abundance of other well-documented evidence -- which is contrary to your world view), in some kind of a mental, pseudo-logical version of "the ends justify the means". You seem to have some kind of pro-CC agenda, and are 'thinking' with your heart rather than with your head. This is semi-understandable; it is always difficult to think anything bad about those we like/trust/respect and put on a pedestal.

    Are you an incurable physics-ignorant know-it-all coincidence theorist, who still goes along with the hateful official conspiracy theory that has many sheeple blaming 'hijackers' for damages which could not possibly have been caused by airliners, same as the government, mass media, and all of academia (and, FWIW, the fake/phony 911 'truth' movement)?

    Please eschew labels, and follow the links, and address the evidence, and face the facts, and clue-up already: Colorado College's intellectually dishonest lying-by-omission complicit silence enables treason, including crimes against humanity and beyond...!

At 14:56 on 02/01/12, Harper from NH added:
    Colleges and universities are, and long have been, integral parts of the corrupt establishment...think "Penn State" http://sports.yahoo.com/top/news?slug=dw-2011-top-story-penn-state-scandal-122711 or "Clarement College" http://www.startribune.com/nation/138376804.html

    I guess we're all expected to assume that intellectual capacity is some kind of guarantee of intellectual integrity, and thus the brainy people in such sacrosanct ivory towers of intellect would never stoop to hiding big lies, or ever tolerate any dishonesty whatsoever -- what utter nonsense!


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