pilgrim_pete wrote:
Andy_Lannie wrote:
Well said Quinny, well said.
If the US carried out these attacks, demolitions and murders don't you think that at least one of the Employees involved in the Organisation behind it would feel a little guilty and blown the whistle. Just like all those Nasa employees did when the moon landings were faked.
There are only a few companies in the world that have the expertise to demolish those types of buildings and it would have taken them weeks of rigging to get it ready. Don't you think the people working in the building would have noticed people hanging explosives around pillars and running wires all over the place.
Building 7 fell because it was struck by a large amount of debris from the towers, it caught fire and that fire got out of control. Ask the fire chief, it's documented that he 'Pulled' his crew out of building 7 because they couldn't fight the fire. There are pictures feely available showing a large hole in the building and debris from the towers in that hole. Now how do you explain that, who moved?
Some people look for conspiracy, some can make evidence look like something else.
If you really thing the US would murder so many of it's population in order to fight a war in Afghanistan then you really do have a problem. They could easily fabricate enough evidence to walk into any country they like.
As for the pentagon. Where is the plane and the passengers if didn't hit the Pentagon. You have to be able to produce the plane in order to support your conspiracy. The eyewitness accounts ought to be enough.
Agreed.
It's not like they've ever tried to pull it before.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_NorthwoodsAbsolutely right Pete, they haven't tried it before.
The article mentions specifics of 'drone' aircraft and 'non existent' crew.
Not once does it mention the murder or death of any American citizens
The only conspiracy which might be at play here is the possible cover up by a few very senior individuals in perhaps the FBI, CIA or whatever, who may have had intelligence to suggest the attacks could happen and ignored or dismissed it.