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Sorry but is makes no real difference to the discussion as to what happened to the passengers. We could speculate all day but where will it get us?
Originally posted by Yankee451
reply to post by behindthescenes
Like the hijackers, probably false identities.
Imagine all the "survivors" of the alleged victims who were able to collect from the tax-payer funded victims' compensation fund.
Most folks aren't aware of the 38 billion payed out to businesses.
Incentive for fraud? Oh....no, no, no, no, no...
Yes.
Originally posted by Yankee451
It will point us to massive fraud. No planes means no passengers.
Originally posted by hooper
Originally posted by Yankee451
reply to post by behindthescenes
Like the hijackers, probably false identities.
Imagine all the "survivors" of the alleged victims who were able to collect from the tax-payer funded victims' compensation fund.
Most folks aren't aware of the 38 billion payed out to businesses.
Incentive for fraud? Oh....no, no, no, no, no...
Yes.
So got any evidence that the neighbors of the victims were also compensated? Childhood friends? Co workers? Business associates? Customers? Waiters at their favortie eateries? Buddies at the bar? Paperboy?
Originally posted by ANOK
Originally posted by Yankee451
It will point us to massive fraud. No planes means no passengers.
Yes that is true.
I just think people are more easily convinced through the physics argument than no planes.
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by Yankee451
You implied that the victims did not exist. This would require that whole lives were fabricated, including friends and family of the victims and casual aquaintenances and business associates, etc., etc. etc. Do you have any evidence persons were paid to fabricate knowledge of non-existing persons? Simply saying that victims and families of victims were justly compensated as well as businesses means nothing. You can say that about anyone or anything that recieves money. Prove that persons were compensated for lying about the existance of another human being. Betcha can't!
Originally posted by Kaiuk
reply to post by Yankee451
My Best friends aunt died on one of the planes. I had met her before the attacks (as a kid) I very much doubt she would be the type to go along with such a conspiracy....
Official Story believers - "OSers" or "trusters".
The government trusters are the biggest pushovers on the block. They’ll get all weepy and indignant if you mention anything about 911 being an inside job. They’ll be the first ones to throw out the guilt card, bringing up the brave Americans who died that day, their surviving families, and the “how dare yous”. The cognitive dissonance is strong in this group, but this could be a harsh assessment as it remains to be seen if any trusters on the Internet have empathy, or are even real people. Many of them will fabricate an eye witness if pressed, and I’m pretty sure only a computer or a sociopath could pull that off.
Who would follow up on any of the victims, or their past lives?
Would you?
if any single one can be proved fraudulent, what would you think then?
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by Yankee451
Who would follow up on any of the victims, or their past lives?
Would you?
If I were a newspaper reporter from one of the small towns I would follow up with everyone that may have known the victims, friends, neigbors, family, classmates, etc. They would all have to been paid off and willing to take part in a huge conspiracy.
if any single one can be proved fraudulent, what would you think then?
Don't bother. Its all garbage. But if you must, please go ahead. "Proof". Not silly suspicions based on crap like you think photos were altered. Or no notice in the SSDI website.
Originally posted by Yankee451
Originally posted by Kaiuk
reply to post by Yankee451
My Best friends aunt died on one of the planes. I had met her before the attacks (as a kid) I very much doubt she would be the type to go along with such a conspiracy....
hoboy...
I'll let someone else field this one.
Edit..sigh...I changed my mind.
So, your best friend's aunt, eh?
Got a name?
I'm chatting here with Hooper, who claims his sister was THERE and watched the planes hit. I wonder if she saw your best friend's aunt's plane?
edit on 22-8-2011 by Yankee451 because: (no reason given)
From another thread:
Official Story believers - "OSers" or "trusters".
The government trusters are the biggest pushovers on the block. They’ll get all weepy and indignant if you mention anything about 911 being an inside job. They’ll be the first ones to throw out the guilt card, bringing up the brave Americans who died that day, their surviving families, and the “how dare yous”. The cognitive dissonance is strong in this group, but this could be a harsh assessment as it remains to be seen if any trusters on the Internet have empathy, or are even real people. Many of them will fabricate an eye witness if pressed, and I’m pretty sure only a computer or a sociopath could pull that off.
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