Originally posted by Euro-commuter
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conspiracy theories about July 7
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True. I'm wondering what they'll do if/when they lose their appeal and the law finally says they must hand them over. Who gets arrested? -
This usually goes hand in hand with the inability to think for yourself.Originally posted by Cooperinliverp00li love conspiracy theories.
So ask yourself this. If you were trying to hide evidence how would you do it? Demolish a building or remove that evidence and destroy it securely at a secret "sensitive information destruction facility the alians gave us"?Like how a building opposite the twin towers which was the home to secret service collapsed shortly after the towers did with the conspiracy that they blew up the towers in a controlled explosion to provent major damage if the towers went sideways and then to hide all evidence this building was also demolished.
It strikes me that bringing a building down isnt the best way to guarantee the total and complete and utter destruction of some evidence you want to hide away. Then again, maybe they were trying to get rid of Hoffa's body once and for all?
Just because something looks like something doesnt mean its something does it? I mean look around here...most people look like intelligent people yet this thread has shown the lie that statement isEven the footage of both towers and building number 7 (i think it was known as) all looked like controlled explosions. What is very interesting is how you can see lower down on twin towers small explosions as the tower crumbles.
Again, just a little bit of critical thinking should help you out here. Where was all the wiring required to bring a building down? Farken hell...imagine the law suite of some fat f8cker tripped over all that demo cord and hurt himself because he was carrying super hot McDonalds coffee!
Also, where was all the preperation work to weaken the structural supports? None...then again some calculations for the use of thermite had the requirement amount in the hundreds of pounds NOT to mention the fact that thermite cant be used vertically!
HeheheCan't wait till we get some theories on this one.
Depends on what answers you want. If the answer you dont want is "the attacks were carried out by religion of peace advocates" then you will be waiting a long time for an alternative "truth".Our thoughts are with the family and freinds of all those who have been caught by the attacks and hope that they get some answers soon.
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