Ben Carson ENDS Nancy Pelosi's ENTIRE EXISTENCE In Explosive Speech, Gets A Standing Ovation

The first time I heard Ben Carson speak it was on the radio, I thought he was a California surfer dude! I thought, wow this guy is really mellow and has lots of common sense I really like him he's a dude!   

Quote from: Mimsy on August 30, 2021, 02:17:19 PMThe first time I heard Ben Carson speak it was on the radio, I thought he was a California surfer dude! I thought, wow this guy is really mellow and has lots of common sense I really like him he's a dude! 

Ben Carson has more intelligence in his foot than Democrats do in their entire body!

I liked Ben Carson and would have voted for him for president had he won the nomination. However, he definitely lost some of my respect when he, with a straight face, claimed that the Egyptian pyramids were grain silos

Quote from: p1tchblack on August 30, 2021, 06:45:22 PMI liked Ben Carson and would have voted for him for president had he won the nomination. However, he definitely lost some of my respect when he, with a straight face, claimed that the Egyptian pyramids were grain silos

Really? You just posted you threw your ballot away? Oh wait, you're lying again.

Quote from: Solar on August 30, 2021, 07:50:19 PMReally? You just posted you threw your ballot away? Oh wait, you're lying again.

FYI... Voting by mail isn't the only way to vote.

Quote from: p1tchblack on August 30, 2021, 08:13:22 PMFYI... Voting by mail isn't the only way to vote.

You've been put in timeout for being unable to back up your claims that Creepy won.

I also saw you trying to lie about ballots, where you said you received a ballot you requested, yet only vote in person (so why did you request a ballot you said you received).

When you return, I expect some data points supporting your assertion that Creepy won.  For example, I gave you information of massive Republican voter registrations that supports a Trump win.

You have been unable to do the same, all the while, ignoring facts like ballots missing from chain of custody or more votes than registrations.  Stupid people have no problem glossing over such facts and pretending it's no big deal, but it doesn't fly here.

Quote from: taxed on August 31, 2021, 04:32:53 AMYou've been put in timeout for being unable to back up your claims that Creepy won.

I also saw you trying to lie about ballots, where you said you received a ballot you requested, yet only vote in person (so why did you request a ballot you said you received).

When you return, I expect some data points supporting your assertion that Creepy won.  For example, I gave you information of massive Republican voter registrations that supports a Trump win.

You have been unable to do the same, all the while, ignoring facts like ballots missing from chain of custody or more votes than registrations.  Stupid people have no problem glossing over such facts and pretending it's no big deal, but it doesn't fly here.

I think the clinical term is specious liar, brought on by trauma, usually pathic in nature (sexual deviance).
They learn to conceal their guilt by spinning and crafting words amongst family, people who trust and willingly forgive because he's kin, and his false display of charm.
Since he can't show sad puppy eyes or boyish charm over the internet, he needs to rely on wit, which fails him every time.

Quite an interesting study, and by no fault of their own, they develop a skill for pathological lying as a way of hiding their ineptitudes or lack of intellect.
I've been studying this guy for a long time, this is his second venture back, maybe even third, but he can't hide the trauma he feels, guilt because he shares equal culpability for his actions.

Definitely one of the more severe cases I've come across, scarred beyond redemption.

Quote from: p1tchblack on August 30, 2021, 06:45:22 PMI liked Ben Carson and would have voted for him for president had he won the nomination. However, he definitely lost some of my respect when he, with a straight face, claimed that the Egyptian pyramids were grain silos

Actually at the time he said that it wasnt that far fetched of a theory. It was thought at the time that the pyramids were built around the time the jews were slaves, thus likely they would have helped with their building.

What we know today is that the great pyramid defiantly was not a tomb or monument.
We also know that the traditional time table for its construction was way off and based on faulty evidence.
And that the ancient egyptians lacked the tech to have built them. 

Currently the most popular and backed up theory is that it was built before the ancient egyptians settled there and that it is a form of power generation technology which we have yet to rediscovered today. Sort of like an ancient hydroelectric dam. 

But of course you as usual are blinded by the blind FAITH you have in the academic community and the popular 'experts'.

There's a lot of mystery about the pyramids.
One fact that tends to be overlooked is the ARRANGEMENT of the pyramids.
Looking down from above, the pyramids are laid out in a pattern
that matches the constellation Orion.
Or rather, matches the layout of those stars as they appeared 12,500 years ago.

Quote from: je_freedom on August 31, 2021, 01:07:19 PMThere's a lot of mystery about the pyramids.
One fact that tends to be overlooked is the ARRANGEMENT of the pyramids.
Looking down from above, the pyramids are laid out in a pattern
that matches the constellation Orion.
Or rather, matches the layout of those stars as they appeared 12,500 years ago.

Oh man dont even get me started, there is some crazy stuff about the great pyramids. There is so much about our history that we dont even know about yet.

Quote from: je_freedom on August 31, 2021, 01:07:19 PMThere's a lot of mystery about the pyramids.
One fact that tends to be overlooked is the ARRANGEMENT of the pyramids.
Looking down from above, the pyramids are laid out in a pattern
that matches the constellation Orion.
Or rather, matches the layout of those stars as they appeared 12,500 years ago.

There is a lot of "mystery" about many things, the ocean being just one. You don't see as much speculation and assumption about those things as you do with the pyramids. Wonder why that is?