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« Reply #930 on: November 02, 2015, 10:15:28 AM »
377  You say: "From Sheridan's Google plus site: Occupationre-writing a documentary of the Vietnam war"

My question to you is "Has Snowman seen Part II of Sheridan's book?"   I have only read Part I that was what Oliver Stone only had according to Sheridan.

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« Reply #931 on: November 02, 2015, 12:31:49 PM »
Nope. Nobody I know has seen part two. No evidence that it has even been started yet.

How can he sell a part 2 when part 1 has been pulled from the market?

I wish some really good looking female journalist would interview him. Nobody else stands a chance. Not much time left...

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« Reply #932 on: November 02, 2015, 12:34:05 PM »
Notice Sheridan says he is "REWRITING" his book, which probably means a revision of part 1 rather than a sequel.

Bet you know which passages will get edited out.  ;)

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« Reply #933 on: November 02, 2015, 03:19:43 PM »
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Notice Sheridan says he is "REWRITING" his book, which probably means a revision of part 1 rather than a sequel.

Bet you know which passages will get edited out.  ;)

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!!! I have Cooper as a more rational character based on his behavior during the hijacking. Other than identifying he had a grudge, Cooper never mentioned anything of a political nature, writing, moralisms, and so far as we know he never said anything to explain his "grudge". All of his actions may have been personally driven vs political ... but almost everything is this life connects to something Political ! It's a conundrum resolvable without having Cooper to question -
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« Reply #934 on: November 03, 2015, 10:18:13 AM »
377 You Say: "How can he sell a part 2 when part 1 has been pulled from the market?"

I would like to propose that Sheridan has sold his Book Part I and Part II to Oliver Stone to use in making "the Real DB Cooper Movie" with the book/movie not to be mentioned until Sheridan passes away (and he is 89 years old now) Part I will be "the Grudge" and Part II "the Revenge". Sheridan probably has made more than the $200 K he got from Norjak loot in the sale of the book and up front money to Oliver Stone.

This should give Georger enough to complain about for the rest of this year.

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« Reply #935 on: November 03, 2015, 01:51:16 PM »
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377 You Say: "How can he sell a part 2 when part 1 has been pulled from the market?"

I would like to propose that Sheridan has sold his Book Part I and Part II to Oliver Stone to use in making "the Real DB Cooper Movie" with the book/movie not to be mentioned until Sheridan passes away (and he is 89 years old now) Part I will be "the Grudge" and Part II "the Revenge". Sheridan probably has made more than the $200 K he got from Norjak loot in the sale of the book and up front money to Oliver Stone.

This should give Georger enough to complain about for the rest of this year.

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Complain ?  What is there to complain about. You could be right! You obviously have a large personal investment in being right.  Have you been communicating with Sheridan lately? Would you submit to grant Bruce Smith an interview and psychoanalysis ... conducted by remote viewing of course!

You claim to know what the nature of Cooper's "grudge" was. You say his grudge matches Peterson saying something about 'the system that beats the beats', which sounds like old SDS political talking point from the 1960s, during the Vietnam War. Put another way, you saying Peterson was upset about the 'Sins of America' ... as distinct from the Sins of the Neanderthals, Paleo nation-states, and Egypt, Greece, Sumeria, Phoenicia, the Vikings, Aleuts, Greelanders, Mayans, ... the list is endless. Presumably Mr. Peterson chose to go into politics and fled to Nepal rather than going into particle physics at USC! I guess everyone has to make his or her personal choices in life! Peterson presumably chose to do humanitarian work in Nepal and hijack an airplane (just to perfect his dialectical existentialism) on the side. Like mushrooms, caviar, and a tincture of arsenic on the side just to keep his personal dogma pure! The system to beat the system. Two for $5.00 at Burger King and that includes the Fish Sandwich. 

Am I warm or cold How close to the truth am I?    :) 

Or... one could simply try and build a suspect Inductively based on the evidence available, rather than trying to pound a square shaped peg into a star shaped hole, deductively? If the gloves dont fit you must aquit!  8)
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« Reply #936 on: November 03, 2015, 05:02:33 PM »
I think a lot of people had a "grudge" in 1971, and I believe a lot still do. I wish Tina would have questioned him more about the grudge, then we would have a better idea what it was vs guessing.
 

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« Reply #937 on: November 03, 2015, 06:21:10 PM »
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the Sins of the Neanderthals


Georger, you're stepping on my toes! 

I took the National Geographical Society's DNA test some time back, as part of the project that Spencer Wells is doing for NGS, and it came back that I was 2.9 percent Neanderthal. :-*

I missed out on the Genghis Khan gene. :(
 

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« Reply #938 on: November 03, 2015, 06:51:02 PM »
I suppose Bobby will be emailing me shortly, again, to commiserate on our shared fate...

Funny thing - as far as I know, both Bobby and Georger have me blocked from emailing them.
 

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« Reply #939 on: November 03, 2015, 11:21:28 PM »
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the Sins of the Neanderthals


Georger, you're stepping on my toes! 

I took the National Geographical Society's DNA test some time back, as part of the project that Spencer Wells is doing for NGS, and it came back that I was 2.9 percent Neanderthal. :-*

I missed out on the Genghis Khan gene. :(

Funny, but also significant. Useful genes that made it through natural selection have been around for a very long time. The well is deep! Thanks!  ;)
 

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« Reply #940 on: November 03, 2015, 11:22:29 PM »
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I think a lot of people had a "grudge" in 1971, and I believe a lot still do. I wish Tina would have questioned him more about the grudge, then we would have a better idea what it was vs guessing.

Actually, we don't know that she didn't. !!   
 

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« Reply #941 on: November 04, 2015, 04:33:16 PM »
G, do you have a grudge against me?

Just askin'.
 

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« Reply #942 on: November 06, 2015, 06:44:45 PM »
Got this from the Wikipedia page on Death in Absentia:

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Professor Jeanne Carriere, author of “The Rights of the Living Dead: Absent Persons in Civil Law” (published in the Louisiana Law Review), stated that as of 1990, the number of such cases in the United States was estimated at between 60,000 and 100,000.

Cooper may not have ever been reported missing, he may have simply been declared dead in absentia.
 

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« Reply #943 on: November 06, 2015, 06:55:46 PM »
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Got this from the Wikipedia page on Death in Absentia:

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Professor Jeanne Carriere, author of “The Rights of the Living Dead: Absent Persons in Civil Law” (published in the Louisiana Law Review), stated that as of 1990, the number of such cases in the United States was estimated at between 60,000 and 100,000.

Cooper may not have ever been reported missing, he may have simply been declared dead in absentia.


Also possible he didn't have any family alive to report him missing.
 

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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #944 on: November 06, 2015, 06:57:47 PM »
I think the "grudge" is an important key needed to help figure out who he was/is. I'm sure it wasn't from being laid- off from work.