Answers About 9/11 That Conspiracy Theorists Don't Want to Hear

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#151 TheFragcat
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[QUOTE="TheFragcat"]

Atleast seven of the 19 hijackers still named by the FBI turned up alive in the Middle East long after 9/11.

Al Qaeda, officially named as the prime suspect behind the attacks. This terrorist organization was a creation of the CIA, who had sent Saudis to Afghanistan in the 1980s to combat Russian incursion. They had renamed it from the older Muslim Brotherhood, a violence-prone group of Muslin radicals that had been taken over by Nazis during World War II.

They later were controlled by the CIA, which used this group to train & arm the Kosovo Liberation Army in the 1990s.

Robin Cook, Britain's foreign secretary from 1997-2001, has written that al Qaeda is a CIA creation & it's name (literally the base) actually means the CIA computer database of Arab mercenaries & fanatics rrather than some physical headquarters.

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It's called research. Best thing is... it's free.

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#152 -Sun_Tzu-
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[QUOTE="FalcoLX"]

[QUOTE="TheFragcat"]

Atleast seven of the 19 hijackers still named by the FBI turned up alive in the Middle East long after 9/11.

Al Qaeda, officially named as the prime suspect behind the attacks. This terrorist organization was a creation of the CIA, who had sent Saudis to Afghanistan in the 1980s to combat Russian incursion. They had renamed it from the older Muslim Brotherhood, a violence-prone group of Muslin radicals that had been taken over by Nazis during World War II.

They later were controlled by the CIA, which used this group to train & arm the Kosovo Liberation Army in the 1990s.

Robin Cook, Britain's foreign secretary from 1997-2001, has written that al Qaeda is a CIA creation & it's name (literally the base) actually means the CIA computer database of Arab mercenaries & fanatics rrather than some physical headquarters.

TheFragcat

Dude, where do you get your weed?

It's called research. Best thing is... it's free.

Try it sometime.

I suggest you try it sometime as well.

The idea that the U.S. government, which is simply awful at keeping secrets, would be able to plan such an operation like 9/11 is truly absurd, and incredibly illogical.

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#153 AHUGECAT
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[QUOTE="TheFragcat"][QUOTE="FalcoLX"]Dude, where do you get your weed?

-Sun_Tzu-

It's called research. Best thing is... it's free.

Try it sometime.

I suggest you try it sometime as well.

The idea that the U.S. government, which is simply awful at keeping secrets, would be able to plan such an operation like 9/11 is truly absurd, and incredibly illogical.

Actually it would be quite easy to plan something like 9-11. I mean even a 1st grader could do it. Heck Hitler did it with the Reichstag fire.

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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"][QUOTE="TheFragcat"]

It's called research. Best thing is... it's free.

Try it sometime.

AHUGECAT

I suggest you try it sometime as well.

The idea that the U.S. government, which is simply awful at keeping secrets, would be able to plan such an operation like 9/11 is truly absurd, and incredibly illogical.

Actually it would be quite easy to plan something like 9-11. I mean even a 1st grader could do it. Heck Hitler did it with the Reichstag fire.

Planning it is relatively easy. Executing it without anyone leaking anything, especially in something of the magnitude a 9/11 coverup would be, is well-nigh impossible.
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#155 LikeHaterade
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Actually it would be quite easy to plan something like 9-11. I mean even a 1st grader could do it.

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#156 chessmaster1989
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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"][QUOTE="TheFragcat"]

It's called research. Best thing is... it's free.

Try it sometime.

AHUGECAT

I suggest you try it sometime as well.

The idea that the U.S. government, which is simply awful at keeping secrets, would be able to plan such an operation like 9/11 is truly absurd, and incredibly illogical.

Actually it would be quite easy to plan something like 9-11. I mean even a 1st grader could do it. Heck Hitler did it with the Reichstag fire.

:lol:

Hitler was one of the strategic geniuses of his time. Sure, he was evil, but he was a damn genius.

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#157 TheFragcat
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[QUOTE="TheFragcat"][QUOTE="FalcoLX"]Dude, where do you get your weed?

-Sun_Tzu-

It's called research. Best thing is... it's free.

Try it sometime.

I suggest you try it sometime as well.

The idea that the U.S. government, which is simply awful at keeping secrets, would be able to plan such an operation like 9/11 is truly absurd, and incredibly illogical.

You suggest that i try & do research & give me a link to the BBC website...? Hilarious.

How did George W.Bush's 9/11 commission explain the collapse of the building 7? They didn't. They didn't even bother to mention it on any of their 567 page report.

There also was an unusually high volume of five-year U.S Treasury note purchases made just prior to 9/11.

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#158 chessmaster1989
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[QUOTE="AHUGECAT"]

Actually it would be quite easy to plan something like 9-11. I mean even a 1st grader could do it.

LikeHaterade

Sig worthy?? Naaaa :P

Hmmm...

Actually it would be quite easy to plan something like 9-11. I mean even a 1st grader could do it.

AHUGECAT

:lol:

Actually, that would look pretty good :P

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#159 -Sun_Tzu-
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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"][QUOTE="TheFragcat"]

It's called research. Best thing is... it's free.

Try it sometime.

AHUGECAT

I suggest you try it sometime as well.

The idea that the U.S. government, which is simply awful at keeping secrets, would be able to plan such an operation like 9/11 is truly absurd, and incredibly illogical.

Actually it would be quite easy to plan something like 9-11. I mean even a 1st grader could do it. Heck Hitler did it with the Reichstag fire.

There is no conclusive evidence that the Nazi party was behind the Reichstag fire, so I don't know how smart it is to use one unproven conspiracy theory to prove another. In fact, the majority of historians would disagree with the idea that the Nazi Party had anything to do with the fire. So, no, it, it wouldn't me "quite easy" to plan an operation like 9/11.
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#160 nikolai37
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How silly.
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#161 shoeman12
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I LIKE to think 90% of the dudes posting 9/11 conspiracy theories are just trolling and don't really buy into that crap.duxup
i think so. when someone starts denying logic and facts that anyone could see, you know something's up.
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#162 -Sun_Tzu-
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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"][QUOTE="TheFragcat"]

It's called research. Best thing is... it's free.

Try it sometime.

TheFragcat

I suggest you try it sometime as well.

The idea that the U.S. government, which is simply awful at keeping secrets, would be able to plan such an operation like 9/11 is truly absurd, and incredibly illogical.

You suggest that i try & do research & give me a link to the BBC website...? Hilarious.

How did George W.Bush's 9/11 commission explain the collapse of the building 7? They didn't. They didn't even bother to mention it on any of their 567 page report.

There also was an unusually high volume of five-year U.S Treasury note purchases made just prior to 9/11.

Well, if you are looking for an explanation for building 7, it's called research, and the best thing is that it is free.

And if you are interested in the actual NIST 42-page report, here you go.

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#163 LikeHaterade
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:lol:

Actually, that would look pretty good :P

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It's your call. :P

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#164 PannicAtack
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I LIKE to think 90% of the dudes posting 9/11 conspiracy theories are just trolling and don't really buy into that crap.duxup
Heck, I've argued with one idiot who doesn't even think that a plane hit the towers.
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#165 PannicAtack
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[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

[QUOTE="AHUGECAT"]Silverstein's "Pull it" refered to demolishing WTC7. It did not refer to firefighters.AHUGECAT

No, it referred to firefighters. Unless you take it out of context. :lol:

Actually, it makes more sense in context.

"...maybe the smartest thing to do is pull [the firefighters]...and they made that decision to pull and then we watched the building collapse..."

"...maybe the smartest thing to do is pull [the building]...and they made that decision to pull and then we watched the building collapse..."

If he meant pull the firefighters, would've said "pull them out." Not a demolition term. Usually when people refer to people they do not call them "it." But I am sure a building is an "it."

http://www.firehouse.com/terrorist/911/magazine/gz/claes.html

"We were kept away from building 7 because of the potential of collapse."

"Pull it" is a demolition term that can be confirmed by Controlled Demolitions Inc. (which helped ground zero). Not to mention during the rest of the PBS documentary where Silverstein said "pull it" the demolition guys use the word "pull" again as they demolish the rest of the somewhat standing building frames.

Even FEMA referred to the collapse of WTC7 with the term "pull."

So you believe WTC7 was "pulled" in the sense of a controlled demolition? In other words, it was brought down with giant cables?
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#166 chessmaster1989
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[QUOTE="duxup"]I LIKE to think 90% of the dudes posting 9/11 conspiracy theories are just trolling and don't really buy into that crap.shoeman12
i think so. when someone starts denying logic and facts that anyone could see, you know something's up.

Oh, I pretty much have decided that AHUGECAT is just a troll...

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[QUOTE="AHUGECAT"][QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"] I suggest you try it sometime as well.

The idea that the U.S. government, which is simply awful at keeping secrets, would be able to plan such an operation like 9/11 is truly absurd, and incredibly illogical.

thepwninator

Actually it would be quite easy to plan something like 9-11. I mean even a 1st grader could do it. Heck Hitler did it with the Reichstag fire.

Planning it is relatively easy. Executing it without anyone leaking anything, especially in something of the magnitude a 9/11 coverup would be, is well-nigh impossible.

And the risk of leaking it is just too high for even the most irrational of individuals. If an operation like 9/11 were to leak to the general public, there would be a complete loss of trust in the government, and possibly riots and revolts.
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#168 chessmaster1989
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[QUOTE="duxup"]I LIKE to think 90% of the dudes posting 9/11 conspiracy theories are just trolling and don't really buy into that crap.PannicAtack
Heck, I've argued with one idiot who doesn't even think that a plane hit the towers.

:lol: if he was on the forums, he was definitely trolling.

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#169 PannicAtack
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[QUOTE="PannicAtack"][QUOTE="duxup"]I LIKE to think 90% of the dudes posting 9/11 conspiracy theories are just trolling and don't really buy into that crap.chessmaster1989

Heck, I've argued with one idiot who doesn't even think that a plane hit the towers.

:lol: if he was on the forums, he was definitely trolling.

No. Youtube.
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#170 chessmaster1989
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[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

[QUOTE="PannicAtack"] Heck, I've argued with one idiot who doesn't even think that a plane hit the towers.PannicAtack

:lol: if he was on the forums, he was definitely trolling.

No. Youtube.

Trolling on Youtube maybe :?

Or, maybe he's just completely ignorant :P.

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#171 LikeHaterade
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[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

[QUOTE="PannicAtack"] Heck, I've argued with one idiot who doesn't even think that a plane hit the towers.PannicAtack

:lol: if he was on the forums, he was definitely trolling.

No. Youtube.

You were arguing with him on a video that showed the planes hitting the towers weren't you?

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#172 PannicAtack
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[QUOTE="PannicAtack"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

:lol: if he was on the forums, he was definitely trolling.

chessmaster1989

No. Youtube.

Trolling on Youtube maybe :?

Or, maybe he's just completely ignorant :P.

The latter is more likely. There are several people who believe that crap. Some of the most popular channels are ColinAlexander, SimonShack, and TheWebFairy.

***

Also, re: thermite...

There was none. When thermite burns, it produces barium nitrate.

No barium nitrate was found. Also, thermite has NEVER been used in a demolition. It also can't cut a vertical beam, as it cannot burn in any direction other than straight down.

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#173 PannicAtack
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[QUOTE="PannicAtack"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

:lol: if he was on the forums, he was definitely trolling.

LikeHaterade

No. Youtube.

You were arguing with him on a video that showed the planes hitting the towers weren't you?

No. Actually, mainly on the channel of a prominent debunker. He mainly sticks to the cliches of "nose-out" and the "flickering wing" etc. Lately he refuses to make an actual point. Big fan of Simon Shack's work (September Clues). Most of the No-Planers I've seen are of the "TV Fakery" crowd.
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#174 AHUGECAT
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[QUOTE="AHUGECAT"][QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"] I suggest you try it sometime as well.

The idea that the U.S. government, which is simply awful at keeping secrets, would be able to plan such an operation like 9/11 is truly absurd, and incredibly illogical.

thepwninator

Actually it would be quite easy to plan something like 9-11. I mean even a 1st grader could do it. Heck Hitler did it with the Reichstag fire.

Planning it is relatively easy. Executing it without anyone leaking anything, especially in something of the magnitude a 9/11 coverup would be, is well-nigh impossible.

Not with the Government.

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Good job Theo, you know I'm with you 100% on this one.
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#176 thepwninator
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[QUOTE="thepwninator"][QUOTE="AHUGECAT"]

Actually it would be quite easy to plan something like 9-11. I mean even a 1st grader could do it. Heck Hitler did it with the Reichstag fire.

AHUGECAT

Planning it is relatively easy. Executing it without anyone leaking anything, especially in something of the magnitude a 9/11 coverup would be, is well-nigh impossible.

Not with the Government.

Especially with the government. Hell-they can't even keep a CIA agent's name secret. Remember the Valerie Plame thing?
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#177 AHUGECAT
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[QUOTE="AHUGECAT"][QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"] I suggest you try it sometime as well.

The idea that the U.S. government, which is simply awful at keeping secrets, would be able to plan such an operation like 9/11 is truly absurd, and incredibly illogical.

-Sun_Tzu-

Actually it would be quite easy to plan something like 9-11. I mean even a 1st grader could do it. Heck Hitler did it with the Reichstag fire.

There is no conclusive evidence that the Nazi party was behind the Reichstag fire, so I don't know how smart it is to use one unproven conspiracy theory to prove another. In fact, the majority of historians would disagree with the idea that the Nazi Party had anything to do with the fire. So, no, it, it wouldn't me "quite easy" to plan an operation like 9/11.

It's more likely the Nazis did it. Governments do it all the time to manipulate people. In this case, the Government needed to go the Middle East so what better way than to invent terrorism? I mean there hasn't been an attack since 9-11 and anthrax letters - isn't that strange?

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#178 -Sun_Tzu-
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[QUOTE="thepwninator"][QUOTE="AHUGECAT"]

Actually it would be quite easy to plan something like 9-11. I mean even a 1st grader could do it. Heck Hitler did it with the Reichstag fire.

AHUGECAT

Planning it is relatively easy. Executing it without anyone leaking anything, especially in something of the magnitude a 9/11 coverup would be, is well-nigh impossible.

Not with the Government.

Contrary to popular belief, the government isn't all-powerful.

Hell, they can't even keep the identity of one CIA officer classified, and you expect them to be able to keep something as big as 9/11 secret?

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#179 chessmaster1989
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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"][QUOTE="AHUGECAT"]

Actually it would be quite easy to plan something like 9-11. I mean even a 1st grader could do it. Heck Hitler did it with the Reichstag fire.

AHUGECAT

There is no conclusive evidence that the Nazi party was behind the Reichstag fire, so I don't know how smart it is to use one unproven conspiracy theory to prove another. In fact, the majority of historians would disagree with the idea that the Nazi Party had anything to do with the fire. So, no, it, it wouldn't me "quite easy" to plan an operation like 9/11.

It's more likely the Nazis did it. Governments do it all the time to manipulate people. In this case, the Government needed to go the Middle East so what better way than to invent terrorism? I mean there hasn't been an attack since 9-11 and anthrax letters - isn't that strange?

No, not really.

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#180 AHUGECAT
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[QUOTE="AHUGECAT"][QUOTE="thepwninator"] Planning it is relatively easy. Executing it without anyone leaking anything, especially in something of the magnitude a 9/11 coverup would be, is well-nigh impossible.thepwninator

Not with the Government.

Especially with the government. Hell-they can't even keep a CIA agent's name secret. Remember the Valerie Plame thing?

Uh so what? That's one mistake. Plus, there is no evidence linking Osama to the attacks - and the Government has all the motives to do it.

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#181 AHUGECAT
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[QUOTE="AHUGECAT"][QUOTE="thepwninator"] Planning it is relatively easy. Executing it without anyone leaking anything, especially in something of the magnitude a 9/11 coverup would be, is well-nigh impossible.-Sun_Tzu-

Not with the Government.

Contrary to popular belief, the government isn't all-powerful.

Hell, they can't even keep the identity of one CIA officer classified, and you expect them to be able to keep something as big as 9/11 secret?

Yes.

Just because they couldn't keep one thing a secret doesn't mean anything. Until they show proof Osama was behind it or terrorists were behind it, they are the most likely suspects.

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#182 chessmaster1989
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[QUOTE="thepwninator"][QUOTE="AHUGECAT"]

Not with the Government.

AHUGECAT

Especially with the government. Hell-they can't even keep a CIA agent's name secret. Remember the Valerie Plame thing?

Uh so what? That's one mistake. Plus, there is no evidence linking Osama to the attacks - and the Government has all the motives to do it.

So did Osama bin Laden. There's no evidence linking it to the government.

What were the government's motives, then/

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#183 PannicAtack
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[QUOTE="AHUGECAT"]

[QUOTE="AHUGECAT"]Silverstein's "Pull it" refered to demolishing WTC7. It did not refer to firefighters.PannicAtack

So you believe WTC7 was "pulled" in the sense of a controlled demolition? In other words, it was brought down with giant cables?

Answer the question.

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[QUOTE="AHUGECAT"][QUOTE="thepwninator"] Planning it is relatively easy. Executing it without anyone leaking anything, especially in something of the magnitude a 9/11 coverup would be, is well-nigh impossible.-Sun_Tzu-

Not with the Government.

Contrary to popular belief, the government isn't all-powerful.

Hell, they can't even keep the identity of one CIA officer classified, and you expect them to be able to keep something as big as 9/11 secret?

Indeed. If the government were omniscient, I'd either be in an insane asylum or jail right now. The former because of...problems, and the latter because of improvised weaponry I've made over the years (including a gauss cannon capable of lobbing 1-pound magnetite-cored lead slugs about 500 yards; thing was heavy as hell, though, even without the car batteries).
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#185 AHUGECAT
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[QUOTE="AHUGECAT"][QUOTE="thepwninator"] Especially with the government. Hell-they can't even keep a CIA agent's name secret. Remember the Valerie Plame thing?chessmaster1989

Uh so what? That's one mistake. Plus, there is no evidence linking Osama to the attacks - and the Government has all the motives to do it.

So did Osama bin Laden. There's no evidence linking it to the government.

What were the government's motives, then/

Iraq War.

Invent terrorism. Invent the bogey man (Osama bin Laden).

They needed a war in the Middle East, and got it.

There hasn't been a terrorist attack on the USA since 9-11-01 - this is because the Government needed only one attack to get America mad at the Middle East. Thus they invented the bogey man (Osama bin Laden). Everytime they need another war they say "teh WMDs and teh terrorism!" like they are trying with Iran.

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#186 -Sun_Tzu-
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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"][QUOTE="AHUGECAT"]

Actually it would be quite easy to plan something like 9-11. I mean even a 1st grader could do it. Heck Hitler did it with the Reichstag fire.

AHUGECAT

There is no conclusive evidence that the Nazi party was behind the Reichstag fire, so I don't know how smart it is to use one unproven conspiracy theory to prove another. In fact, the majority of historians would disagree with the idea that the Nazi Party had anything to do with the fire. So, no, it, it wouldn't me "quite easy" to plan an operation like 9/11.

It's more likely the Nazis did it. Governments do it all the time to manipulate people. In this case, the Government needed to go the Middle East so what better way than to invent terrorism? I mean there hasn't been an attack since 9-11 and anthrax letters - isn't that strange?

Did the government benefit from 9/11? Well, from a political standpoint, a crisis such as 9/11 is a godsend. But there is simply too high a risk for even the most irrational of people to embark on an operation like 9/11 due the risk of a leak, which would result in the public having a compete loss of trust in the government.

And no, it is not strange that there hasn't been an attack since. There may not be such a thing as omniscient government, but there is such a thing as competent government.

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#187 AHUGECAT
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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"][QUOTE="AHUGECAT"]

Not with the Government.

thepwninator

Contrary to popular belief, the government isn't all-powerful.

Hell, they can't even keep the identity of one CIA officer classified, and you expect them to be able to keep something as big as 9/11 secret?

Indeed. If the government were omniscient, I'd either be in an insane asylum or jail right now. The former because of...problems, and the latter because of improvised weaponry I've made over the years (including a gauss cannon capable of lobbing 1-pound magnetite-cored lead slugs about 500 yards; thing was heavy as hell, though, even without the car batteries).

So basically 19 men with box cutters can hijack planes filled with 60 people - many of them involved in the military - crash them into 2 110 story buildings without being seen, and crash into the pentagon (which coincidentally had nearly no one in it), using incredible maneuvers but the world's most advanced/largest government with weapons so powerful they can take out a country the size of Russia can not.

Okay.

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#188 AHUGECAT
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[QUOTE="AHUGECAT"][QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"] There is no conclusive evidence that the Nazi party was behind the Reichstag fire, so I don't know how smart it is to use one unproven conspiracy theory to prove another. In fact, the majority of historians would disagree with the idea that the Nazi Party had anything to do with the fire. So, no, it, it wouldn't me "quite easy" to plan an operation like 9/11.-Sun_Tzu-

It's more likely the Nazis did it. Governments do it all the time to manipulate people. In this case, the Government needed to go the Middle East so what better way than to invent terrorism? I mean there hasn't been an attack since 9-11 and anthrax letters - isn't that strange?

Did the government benefit from 9/11? Well, from a political standpoint, a crisis such as 9/11 is a godsend. But there is simply too high a risk for even the most irrational of people to embark on an operation like 9/11 due the risk of a leak, which would result in the public having a compete loss of trust in the government.

And no, it is not strange that there hasn't been an attack since. There may not be such a thing as omniscient government, but there is such a thing as competent government.

There was a leak - Larry Silverstein. Even then an operation like that wouldn't need too many people involved, and it would be easy to keep it a secret.

The fact is there hasn't been a terrorist attack since 9-11 and every "terrorist' warning since then is nothing more than the bogey man.

There is no terrorist threat, and never was. Osama is probably in the White House as we speak (assuming he isn't dead). And no, I do not literally mean he is in the White House, by the way (because you will read that literally, I know it).

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[QUOTE="thepwninator"][QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"] Contrary to popular belief, the government isn't all-powerful.

Hell, they can't even keep the identity of one CIA officer classified, and you expect them to be able to keep something as big as 9/11 secret?

AHUGECAT

Indeed. If the government were omniscient, I'd either be in an insane asylum or jail right now. The former because of...problems, and the latter because of improvised weaponry I've made over the years (including a gauss cannon capable of lobbing 1-pound magnetite-cored lead slugs about 500 yards; thing was heavy as hell, though, even without the car batteries).

So basically 19 men with box cutters can hijack planes filled with 60 people - many of them involved in the military - crash them into 2 110 story buildings without being seen, and crash into the pentagon (which coincidentally had nearly no one in it), using incredible maneuvers but the world's most advanced/largest government with weapons so powerful they can take out a country the size of Russia can not.

Okay.

No one is saying that the government isn't capable of doing it, just that it is ridiculously irrational and illogical to think that the government would do it, due to leaks.
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[QUOTE="thepwninator"][QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"] Contrary to popular belief, the government isn't all-powerful.

Hell, they can't even keep the identity of one CIA officer classified, and you expect them to be able to keep something as big as 9/11 secret?

AHUGECAT

Indeed. If the government were omniscient, I'd either be in an insane asylum or jail right now. The former because of...problems, and the latter because of improvised weaponry I've made over the years (including a gauss cannon capable of lobbing 1-pound magnetite-cored lead slugs about 500 yards; thing was heavy as hell, though, even without the car batteries).

So basically 19 men with box cutters can hijack planes filled with 60 people - many of them involved in the military - crash them into 2 110 story buildings without being seen, and crash into the pentagon (which coincidentally had nearly no one in it), using incredible maneuvers but the world's most advanced/largest government with weapons so powerful they can take out a country the size of Russia can not.

Okay.

As I said before in this thread, the general pre-9/11 procedure in event of an attempted hijacking was to let them do it, as it was assumed they'd simply be doing a hostage taking for political reasons. A struggle could potentially harm the pilots, which would have put the lives of everyone on board at risk.
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[QUOTE="thepwninator"][QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"] Contrary to popular belief, the government isn't all-powerful.

Hell, they can't even keep the identity of one CIA officer classified, and you expect them to be able to keep something as big as 9/11 secret?

AHUGECAT

Indeed. If the government were omniscient, I'd either be in an insane asylum or jail right now. The former because of...problems, and the latter because of improvised weaponry I've made over the years (including a gauss cannon capable of lobbing 1-pound magnetite-cored lead slugs about 500 yards; thing was heavy as hell, though, even without the car batteries).

So basically 19 men with box cutters can hijack planes filled with 60 people - many of them involved in the military - crash them into 2 110 story buildings without being seen, and crash into the pentagon (which coincidentally had nearly no one in it), using incredible maneuvers but the world's most advanced/largest government with weapons so powerful they can take out a country the size of Russia can not.

Okay.

They didn't just have boxcutters. They also made bomb threats, as well. And considering that there weren't other armed people on the planes, boxcutters and threats of other weapons can be a very powerful deterrent. A simple hijacking and kamakaze run is far more believable than the fantasy that the Truth Movement has thrown together.
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#192 AHUGECAT
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[QUOTE="AHUGECAT"][QUOTE="thepwninator"] Indeed. If the government were omniscient, I'd either be in an insane asylum or jail right now. The former because of...problems, and the latter because of improvised weaponry I've made over the years (including a gauss cannon capable of lobbing 1-pound magnetite-cored lead slugs about 500 yards; thing was heavy as hell, though, even without the car batteries).thepwninator

So basically 19 men with box cutters can hijack planes filled with 60 people - many of them involved in the military - crash them into 2 110 story buildings without being seen, and crash into the pentagon (which coincidentally had nearly no one in it), using incredible maneuvers but the world's most advanced/largest government with weapons so powerful they can take out a country the size of Russia can not.

Okay.

As I said before in this thread, the general pre-9/11 procedure in event of an attempted hijacking was to let them do it, as it was assumed they'd simply be doing a hostage taking for political reasons. A struggle could potentially harm the pilots, which would have put the lives of everyone on board at risk.

When 5 men with box cutters are hijacking your plane, the real plan is to sit and laugh. Especially when the plane is full of people from the Navy.

Now if they had guns and explosives you'd have a point. But box cutters? Please. Even me - a person who can't fight worth a darn - would laugh at a bunch of men threatening a plane full of 60 Navy officers with box cutters.

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[QUOTE="thepwninator"][QUOTE="AHUGECAT"]

So basically 19 men with box cutters can hijack planes filled with 60 people - many of them involved in the military - crash them into 2 110 story buildings without being seen, and crash into the pentagon (which coincidentally had nearly no one in it), using incredible maneuvers but the world's most advanced/largest government with weapons so powerful they can take out a country the size of Russia can not.

Okay.

AHUGECAT

As I said before in this thread, the general pre-9/11 procedure in event of an attempted hijacking was to let them do it, as it was assumed they'd simply be doing a hostage taking for political reasons. A struggle could potentially harm the pilots, which would have put the lives of everyone on board at risk.

When 5 men with box cutters are hijacking your plane, the real plan is to sit and laugh. Especially when the plane is full of people from the Navy.

Now if they had guns and explosives you'd have a point. But box cutters? Please. Even me - a person who can't fight worth a darn - would laugh at a bunch of men threatening a plane full of 60 Navy officers with box cutters.

The plane wasn't filled with 60 naval officers :?
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[QUOTE="AHUGECAT"][QUOTE="thepwninator"] Indeed. If the government were omniscient, I'd either be in an insane asylum or jail right now. The former because of...problems, and the latter because of improvised weaponry I've made over the years (including a gauss cannon capable of lobbing 1-pound magnetite-cored lead slugs about 500 yards; thing was heavy as hell, though, even without the car batteries).PannicAtack

So basically 19 men with box cutters can hijack planes filled with 60 people - many of them involved in the military - crash them into 2 110 story buildings without being seen, and crash into the pentagon (which coincidentally had nearly no one in it), using incredible maneuvers but the world's most advanced/largest government with weapons so powerful they can take out a country the size of Russia can not.

Okay.

They didn't just have boxcutters. They also made bomb threats, as well. And considering that there weren't other armed people on the planes, boxcutters and threats of other weapons can be a very powerful deterrent. A simple hijacking and kamakaze run is far more believable than the fantasy that the Truth Movement has thrown together.

Ohhh bomb threats. Let's all believe them and just bow down to their demands!

As I said, the majority of people in Flight 77 (not sure about the others) had military or Navy or defense backgrounds.

They would have been laughed at.

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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"][QUOTE="AHUGECAT"]

It's more likely the Nazis did it. Governments do it all the time to manipulate people. In this case, the Government needed to go the Middle East so what better way than to invent terrorism? I mean there hasn't been an attack since 9-11 and anthrax letters - isn't that strange?

AHUGECAT

Did the government benefit from 9/11? Well, from a political standpoint, a crisis such as 9/11 is a godsend. But there is simply too high a risk for even the most irrational of people to embark on an operation like 9/11 due the risk of a leak, which would result in the public having a compete loss of trust in the government.

And no, it is not strange that there hasn't been an attack since. There may not be such a thing as omniscient government, but there is such a thing as competent government.

There was a leak - Larry Silverstein. Even then an operation like that wouldn't need too many people involved, and it would be easy to keep it a secret.

The fact is there hasn't been a terrorist attack since 9-11 and every "terrorist' warning since then is nothing more than the bogey man.

There is no terrorist threat, and never was. Osama is probably in the White House as we speak (assuming he isn't dead). And no, I do not literally mean he is in the White House, by the way (because you will read that literally, I know it).

You can keep bringing up Larry Silverstein all you want, but you're putting his words out of context. And you might want to tell Nixon that an operation that doesn't involve too many people would be easy to keep secret.
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[QUOTE="AHUGECAT"][QUOTE="thepwninator"] As I said before in this thread, the general pre-9/11 procedure in event of an attempted hijacking was to let them do it, as it was assumed they'd simply be doing a hostage taking for political reasons. A struggle could potentially harm the pilots, which would have put the lives of everyone on board at risk.thepwninator

When 5 men with box cutters are hijacking your plane, the real plan is to sit and laugh. Especially when the plane is full of people from the Navy.

Now if they had guns and explosives you'd have a point. But box cutters? Please. Even me - a person who can't fight worth a darn - would laugh at a bunch of men threatening a plane full of 60 Navy officers with box cutters.

The plane wasn't filled with 60 naval officers :?

Well I know this, and you know I know this. So try and make a real point please.

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#199 PannicAtack
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[QUOTE="thepwninator"][QUOTE="AHUGECAT"]

When 5 men with box cutters are hijacking your plane, the real plan is to sit and laugh. Especially when the plane is full of people from the Navy.

Now if they had guns and explosives you'd have a point. But box cutters? Please. Even me - a person who can't fight worth a darn - would laugh at a bunch of men threatening a plane full of 60 Navy officers with box cutters.

AHUGECAT

The plane wasn't filled with 60 naval officers :?

Well I know this, and you know I know this. So try and make a real point please.

Why don't you be on a hijacked airplane before you talk crap, mmkay?