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Originally posted by Loki
I admit I didn't read the entire study, but I did sit and skim it for about 10 minutes. It was really well done. It didn't change my opinion, rather, affirmed it. That's what I've believed all along anyway.
I think that there needs to be an independent inquiry into our government, it's amazing how corrupted they've become. I'm truly surprised at how easily we all bought their story as truth. I'll tell you, I'm going to have a much harder time trusting the gov't in the future.
Originally posted by MaskedAvatar
I am afraid that on my first reading I missed the "Leave cellphones on board, don't make calls they could trigger explosices" scenario.
But I would not obey such an instruction, besides which most people carry their cellphones on them.
It's bull#.
Originally posted by earthtone
Interesting read. The story to me seems slightly unbeleivable although it is a terrifying idea. I didn't think the evidence was all that great though. All the stuff about the air traffic control 'blip crossing' thing seems a little hard to swallow.
Originally posted by tracer
Very compelling and informative, and I do believe that something along these very lines is what happened. But yet there seems to be not much interest of the public in general to want to investigate something like this. Or is it just to far-fetched for them to believe or comprehend?
Originally posted by heelstone
This particular theory left out the WTC7 building falling and thus missed out on describing what was likely either one explosives laden building or three. Its a sound theory, but one that leaves out a couple of important and glaring anomalies of that day.
Originally posted by tracer
I believe heel is saying that no mention of wtc7 was made in the theory...and have to agree with him on that.