The Semiotic Deception of 9-11 (ZOT!!! Gibberish annoys Fluffy.)

MKzine ^ | December 31, 2004 | Phillip Collins

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Replete with esoteric symbols, conspiracy research certainly warrants semiotic examination. Although fraught with historical flaws and theological distortions, The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown acknowledges the value of semiotics in studying the conspiratorial world. In fact, the novel’s central character is a semiotician specializing in symbology. Evidently, Brown recognized the potential of semiotics in analyzing the coded messages of cabals occupying history’s darker corners. September 11th is one such corner that is worth semiotic analysis.

Numerous researchers like Michael Ruppert and Dennis Cuddy have done an excellent job compiling the evidence of government complicity in 9-11. Recapitulating their arguments is not the purpose of this article. However, it is this researcher’s contention that there is a supranational power elite positioned above the political machinations of national governments. It was this supranational elite that created Bin Laden and, through strategically placed surrogates, de-activated portions of American’s national security apparatus that could have prevented 9-11. Commenting on this supranational elite, Professor Keller explains: "Like a secret society, those at the top rarely reveal the inner workings of their worlds" (3).

Semiotics could provide the Rosetta Stone to deciphering the esoteric language of the elite, particularly the subtle messages that they embedded within the events of 9-11. This article shall semiotically dismantle the early media reports that NBC broadcasted on September 11, 2001. It is this author’s contention that these early reports, working intertextually with sci-fi films of previous years, helped the power elite to impose a politically expedient narrative paradigm upon 9-11.

[Cogadh na Sith]

Meow......

[escapefromboston]

okay.

[Tijeras_Slim]

Yes indeed, any work that cites the creator of Star Trek and Lyndon LaRouche in the bibliography is certainly posessing intellectual heft.

[KJacob]

snicker

[RichInOC]

You know, it's rude to post while you're on drugs if you're not going to share.

[Tijeras_Slim]

*AHEM*

[Admin Moderator]

So, whaddaya think of all that?

[avg_freeper]

semizotic

[sinkspur]

You've got it down!

[KoRn]

They are watching you.....

[frog_jerk_2004]

Although fraught with historical flaws and theological distortions, The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown acknowledges the value of semiotics in studying the conspiratorial world.

And not to mention, total fiction.

The book and theories that it is based upon especially "Holy Blood, Holy Grail" is absolutely laughable with its theories and house-of-cards logic.

Might as well start a scientology cult up based on a bad science fiction novel...

And welcome to Free Republic! I believe your stay will be brief though...

[Fiddlstix]

Click the Pic

[avg_freeper]

BTW, if you know Phil ask him, "What in sam hill is a su- su- su- su- su- su- sudio?"

I'd really like to know.

[vabeachrepub]

"Dan Brown acknowledges the value of semiotics"

I however do not acknowledge the value of semidiots.

[timpad]

Scientific Troll PING!

[Ryan Spock]

[TheBigB]

I can only read the words "semiotic" and "esoteric" so many times before I Zzzzzzzzzzz......

[hellinahandcart]

I'm going to need a 15"x60" monitor to read that crap.

[PilloryHillary]

Do you see troll? I have to wear this to foil hat to prevent your black hole of intelligence from stealing my I.Q.

ZOT