posted on Feb, 20 2010 @ 06:27 PM
You remark that "the only logical conclusion is that they were brought down in a controlled fall." There is no evidence for this. That's the bottom
line, man. You, and many others, believe the events on 9/11 unfolded in a way they shouldn't have, and of course you're entitled to believe this,
but that's just your opinion. Many people, including the majority of experts in the specialized fields in question, would disagree with you. Why are
you right & the views of those who have actual first hand experience in these matters incorrect? And any argument along the lines of, - They've all
been paid off or intimidated by The Man - is surely ludicrous. In the real world there is no secret army of warriors/operatives going around
assassinating potential whistleblowers or threatening them with assassination should they reveal the deep secrets of this conspiracy that doesn't
even exist.
Every 9/11 conspiracy theory seems to operate in the same way, namely, - I don't believe building 7 should have collapsed in the manner it did,
therefore something dubious is going on here, therefore Al Quaeda is not responsible, therefore it must be the government. How can you not see how
facile this line of argumentation is ?
Three buildings collapse, - so what? Lots of things happen in life that have no logic to them. For example, a group of men believe that by smashing
planes into skyscrapers & killing thousands of innocents they will win the favour of God & be rewarded in paradise, - where's the logic in that?
Life is not logic. Conspiracy theories, invariably, are obsessed with logic - such & such an event shouldn't have happened the way it did, therefore
there must be a conspiracy.