Originally posted by Killtown
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Hello Mr. "Killtown" --
I respect the body of early work presented by you to the conspiracy theory community. Some of your preliminary work is responsible for many people
becoming more aware of the possibilities of serious questions surrounding the events of 9/11/2001.
However, unfortunately, it appears you, a once prolific and influential contributor, have fallen under the prey of Nico "Conspiracy Fakery" Haupt's
fraudulent contrivances. I'm not sure how or why, but perhaps through an increasing need to be a focus of attention, as overall interest in 9/11
conspiracies appears to be waning.
From your blog posting --
So if crashing large aircraft loaded with fuel into the WTC was enough to make most people believe that planes crashing and fire caused the Twin
Towers to collapse, what logic is there to argue no planes crashed there? It's actually quite simple.
No, it's actually infinitely more complicated. If we are to imagine the multitude of camera angles that portray the second impact, and the thousands
of people that witnessed it, the prospect of simulating the impact to the point where eyewitnesses and all possible moving and still images
corroborate the event approaches infinite difficulty. All it would take is for one witness to record an out-of-place anomaly to blow the plan wide
open.
You also ask --
What if the planes hit, but they mostly blew up on the outside?
An absurd question. There is a significant global knowledge base of airline impact events that one can safely assume the observed effect would
happen.
There is a long litany of much more simplistic explanations that fit the scenario observed on 9/11/2001, compare well with known false flag
operations, and offer a minimal risk of discovery.
I must say, with all due respect, that I believe you have made an erroneous transition from "conspiracy speculator", to what I call, a "Conspiracy
Tycoon".
In my mind, "conspiracy speculators" are researchers and theorists who are looking for notions that "stick" -- scenarios that withstand a degree
of scrutiny. Speculators are not interested in attention, they're interested in accountability.
What I call, "Conspiracy Tycoons" are those looking for ideas to which people will stick -- extravagant and sensational ideas that are more focused
on attention than reality. "Conspiracy Tycoons" may be interested in profit, such as Alex Jones or the Loose Change boys, but they may also be
interested in the currency of attention (James Fetzer) or the buzz of disruption (Nico "Conspriacy Fakery" Haupt).
As we approach the six-year anniversary of these criminal acts, we're seeing a marked and noticeable rise in the career "9/11 Conspiracy Tycoons".
As general interest seems to wane among those with a proclivity to consider conspiracies, newer and more astounding ideas must be presented to
maintain attention. It becomes so important to maintain attention, that contrived hoaxes and fraudulent evidence is beginning to emerge.
Sadly, these actions mirror the "UFO community" with startling accuracy. It's immensely entertaining to observe intense believers in fringe 9/11
ideas refer to the "UFO community" as lunatics or nutters (and visa versa). Hoaxing and fabricated evidence is rampant in the "UFO community". But
then... at least as far as we know... UFO's are not responsible for mass murder. (You would be well advised to study the history of UFO conspiracies,
disinformation, cover-up, and hoaces.)
I apologize for this lengthy post. When I first placed fingers over keys, it wasn't intended to be this long.