United Australia Party leader Clive Palmer has been forced to sack a candidate who outed himself as a September 11 conspiracy theorist, claiming the terrorist attacks were the work of "globalist forces" which might include layers of the United States government.
"Further investigation needs to be done," Mr Pecora said on Thursday. "It is unprecedented in the history of modern construction for a building just to fall down like that at freefall speed." Mr Pecora said there was a "civil war" within the US government between patriots and globalists, and blamed "central banking cartels" as the driving force behind globalism.
"To believe in a 9/11 conspiracy theory at this point indicates a world view in which you distrust scientific authority, in which you distrust credible expertise and where you trust all of the wrong sources," Dr Smith said."I don't know what else Clive Palmer has to work with [but] I certainly wouldn't want something like that associated with a political party I was running.
michaelkoziol Fitting name for Clive Palmer's spox
michaelkoziol Its dofficult to operate in todays sytem being an independent thinker
michaelkoziol This is not a theory. Some think the main aim was to steal a hoard of gold stored under the buildings in vaults . No one any idea where its gone in the chaos
michaelkoziol More weirdos
michaelkoziol Nothing to see here goyim.
michaelkoziol Choosing candidates from the same barrell as One Nation, always from the bottom.
michaelkoziol does anyone actuallly have any idea what PUP stand for...apart from making Australia great...like it's never been, ever
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