Originally posted by Moscow Mule
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Originally posted by piscesThe Pentagon one is very suspect.
Then there's the small matter of how the hell did a inexperienced 'pilot' manage to fly a jet sideways into a building at ground level
The difficult descent profile achieved by these chaps without bits falling off, is either 1)testament to their flying skills 2) luck or 3) testament to Boeings' engineering.
I think it's a bit of all three, but mostly number 3.
As to the "timing differences" in reporting, assessing and factual cognition of the events in NYC in 911, it's just human nature, everyone panicked, normal process broke down, communication became clogged, almost impossible, not sure about the emergency services, but I am 100% sure that the media do not have the same ability nor professional ethos nor ethical disposition to report events in a clear, truthful and honest way.Comment
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The truth is scary my friend. People like you are afraid to see it.Originally posted by barely_pointlessThe difficult descent profile achieved by these chaps without bits falling off, is either 1)testament to their flying skills 2) luck or 3) testament to Boeings' engineering.
I think it's a bit of all three, but mostly number 3.
As to the "timing differences" in reporting, assessing and factual cognition of the events in NYC in 911, it's just human nature, everyone panicked, normal process broke down, communication became clogged, almost impossible, not sure about the emergency services, but I am 100% sure that the media do not have the same ability nor professional ethos nor ethical disposition to report events in a clear, truthful and honest way.Comment
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Over 100 Million people in the US now know that 9 / 11 was an inside job. The rest is this self-satisfied , ignorant part of the US population that don’t bother to ask questions because they are too damn busy with their SUVs , Football, Baseball , Macdonals and internet porn. Why don’t they bother ? Well because they want to live the life they have now, not that other one with the “scary truth”. So 3000 died ? What the fack ? That amount dies each month in accidents.
Oh , and about that 100 million – I didn’t come up with that. Cnn did. That media , among others , that has taken care of the post 9 /11 blackout.
http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/09/...oll/index.htmlComment
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Yes engineering so excellent the plane vanised on contactOriginally posted by barely_pointlessThe difficult descent profile achieved by these chaps without bits falling off, is either 1)testament to their flying skills 2) luck or 3) testament to Boeings' engineering.
I think it's a bit of all three, but mostly number 3.
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You had your own mad theories involving blue screens and video delays just a few posts previous.Originally posted by DiverI abhore all these conspiracy theories,
All that is necessary for evil members to succeed is that good members post nothing 
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No I believe it was the Flying skills. Apparently this terrorist completed the advanced course “ How to fly a Boeing into a building without leaving any wreckage”.Originally posted by piscesYes engineering so excellent the plane vanised on contact
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That CNN article says no such thing!Originally posted by 2ukOver 100 Million people in the US now know that 9 / 11 was an inside job. The rest is this self-satisfied , ignorant part of the US population that don’t bother to ask questions because they are too damn busy with their SUVs , Football, Baseball , Macdonals and internet porn. Why don’t they bother ? Well because they want to live the life they have now, not that other one with the “scary truth”. So 3000 died ? What the fack ? That amount dies each month in accidents.
Oh , and about that 100 million – I didn’t come up with that. Cnn did. That media , among others , that has taken care of the post 9 /11 blackout.
http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/09/...oll/index.html
It reports a poll that asked people whether they blamed the US administration for the attacks, that is, whether they thought US policies encouraged terrorist activity. The results are hardly surprising.
You really are a halfwit!
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You give him too much credit.Originally posted by wendigo100
You really are a halfwit!
"See, you think I give a tulip. Wrong. In fact, while you talk, I'm thinking; How can I give less of a tulip? That's why I look interested."Comment
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