Conspiracy theories

[cojak]

I'd like to thank Jake's Daddy for setting the record straight...

I am pleased (and I'm sure Jake will be relieved) to hear this.

[Denny]

Eh? The flights originated inside the US

Mailman

Maybe, but they would have been spotted anyway.

You're clearly not in an IR35 friendly mood today.

[Bagpuss]

These conspiracies are no more far fetched than:

1/ Iraq had WMD
2/ Saddam was behind 911

Now what kind of looney would believe those?

[Denny]

These conspiracies are no more far fetched than:

1/ Iraq had WMD
2/ Saddam was behind 911

Now what kind of looney would believe those?

Rubbish.

This is authenticated video evidence of the 9/11 questions I've stated above, there is no other evidence only theories and speculation and poor intelligence that demonstrated your examples.

[Central-Scrutiniser]

Rubbish.

This is authenticated video evidence of the 9/11 questions I've stated above, there is no other evidence only theories and speculation and poor intelligence that demonstrated your examples.

So its a matter of wheter you choose to believe the Government conspiracy theory or the non Government variety.

Personally, and I have researched this topic at great length,my view is the US government were aware that an attack had been planned.

However certain elements within the Government who had a direct interest in the Millitary Industrial complex stood down the US forces on that day to let the attack happen to justify their political and global agenda.

Ask yourself, who benefited from the attack,and there you will find a pointer.

[Denny]

Ask yourself, who benefited from the attack,and there you will find a pointer.

To IR35 exemption?

[Nicky G]

Ask yourself, who benefited from the attack, and there you will find a pointer.

Well, that's a tough one.


US economy was severely damaged, which hardly benefits the power elites.

The left and right in the US were sharply divided when the Bush administration predictably took action against other targets, causing internal unrest and mass protests on a regular basis.

The US is in a never ending war in the Middle East, which will be used to justify further attacks and which has given the left a monopoly on morality (They’ve all come out from under their rocks).

The US reaction has been a propaganda coup for the perpetrators, certainly not just within the Arab world.

Iraq has caused an irreparable rift between the United States and Europe. Who has always wanted that?

Also who has benefited from rising fuel prices?

Seems pretty straightforward to me. Let’s face it, America can't even cover up torturing a few people in Iraq and somehow they plotted and carried out a massive conspiracy?

[MrsGoof]

but Dubya did get to play with his toy soldiers

[Central-Scrutiniser]

Well, that's a tough one.


US economy was severely damaged, which hardly benefits the power elites.

The left and right in the US were sharply divided when the Bush administration predictably took action against other targets, causing internal unrest and mass protests on a regular basis.

The US is in a never ending war in the Middle East, which will be used to justify further attacks and which has given the left a monopoly on morality (They’ve all come out from under their rocks).

The US reaction has been a propaganda coup for the perpetrators, certainly not just within the Arab world.

Iraq has caused an irreparable rift between the United States and Europe. Who has always wanted that?

Also who has benefited from rising fuel prices?

Seems pretty straightforward to me. Let’s face it, America can't even cover up torturing a few people in Iraq and somehow they plotted and carried out a massive conspiracy?

Interesting response Nicky.

From my perspective the benefactors were elements within the Millitary Industrial complex.

The losers were the US domestic economy and the image and crediblity of the US which has been tarnished by, in my opinion, the flawed decision to invade Iraq and more damning the absence of a post war invasion plan which led to the resignation of Tommy Franks after he had led a brilliant millitary campaign.

There were better ways to topple Saddam than the approach they took.

As it stands I expect to see Rumsfield taking much of the blame and expect to see his retirement from office sooner rather than later.

Meanwhile,almost incredibly, Saudi Arabia, sponors of international terrorism and incubator of Bin Laden,managed to escape with no sanctions.

Was that because of the unseemly Oil Business relationship between the House of Saud and the Bush family ?

In my opinion the US administration are fighting the wrong war in the wrong place, the invasion of Iraq has damaged the US in many ways ,whilst Iraq seems to be slipping from a secular state into a larger Iran.

And as for nine eleven, I am still at a loss as to why the rubble was shipped out hastily to China.

[thunderlizard]

I heard one of the US shock-jock DJs arguing that the Germans had done it, in order to devalue the dollar against the euro at some important point.