@BADecker,
You understand that the buildings were demolished and that therefore (and for many other reasons as well) the event was a false flag operation... but what evidence do you actually have that it was done by people in the US "government"? I've never been able to find any significant evidence.
Also, do you believe for a moment that you have a snowball's chance in hell of convincing the people/egos you are arguing against that they are gullible fools?
Of course you are right. The evidence is reverse-evidence: the military not taking care of the air space by accident; the Twin Towers not withstanding the forces they were made to withstand by accident; the government not responding to all the reports by all the building engineers who say that the Towers' collapse could not have happened the way the formal report says, all by accident.
This is the best way to make your report strong. Suggest it was all an accident.
What I was hinting at is that there is more evidence of it being an Israeli operation than a USG-only one.
@BADecker,
You understand that the buildings were demolished and that therefore (and for many other reasons as well) the event was a false flag operation... but what evidence do you actually have that it was done by people in the US "government"? I've never been able to find any significant evidence.
Also, do you believe for a moment that you have a snowball's chance in hell of convincing the people/egos you are arguing against that they are gullible fools?
I wondered that too, in my vain effort to understand conspiracy theories on 911. How does always wind up being the US government?
But I'll stick to the physics and chemistry, since I'm not seeing much but junk science there.
The exact same question applies to the proposition that it was somehow done by Muslims. The difference is of course that no group of Muslims have the capability, whereas groups operating with USG+MSM resources do. If your cognitive dissonance is so strong that you feel unable to consider anything but the control system's narrative (a "conspiracy theory" of angry Muslims seeking revenge), then yes, of course your "effort" to understand anything will be in vain.
@BADecker,
You understand that the buildings were demolished and that therefore (and for many other reasons as well) the event was a false flag operation... but what evidence do you actually have that it was done by people in the US "government"? I've never been able to find any significant evidence.
Also, do you believe for a moment that you have a snowball's chance in hell of convincing the people/egos you are arguing against that they are gullible fools?
I wondered that too, in my vain effort to understand conspiracy theories on 911. How does always wind up being the US government?
But I'll stick to the physics and chemistry, since I'm not seeing much but junk science there.
That's one of my problems as well, it's similar to convicting a person for murder with no evidence whatsoever, but with a strong motive and lack of alibi.
Rather than concentrating on loads of tiny, supposed anomalies, and trying to compound them together to prove some fantastical plot, I wish these truthers would find some evidence of the ACTUAL PLOT.
I mean, just look above. Someone is saying that a steel beam travelled "too far away", so explosives 100% must have been used. They were probably told this by an "internet expert", so now they refuse to believe there is even a small chance that this could have happened with no explosives.
Now I'm not an architect, but it's pretty obvious to me that there are ways that this could have happened with a normal collapse. They may be unlikely, but certainly not impossible. I mean you have thousands of tons of beams and concrete under all sorts of pressures, there may have been deflections as someone said above, there may have been torsional, catapulting type impacts. Anyway, even if it's a 0.1% chance, it still could have happened.
So we end up getting stuck on a fallacious "appeal to authority", where a supposed expert says an obviously false thing (that something is 100% impossible when it clearly isn't), and this anomaly somehow matches with the initial US Gov false flag theory.
These truthers would make terrible detectives.
Find me some ACTUAL evidence of a plan and we'll talk, in the meantime stop linking totally unrelated little things and fitting them to your own story of what happened.
Pro tip - multiple unlikely things occuring do not make the final evidence any stronger, unless the things are directly linked.
So, let's say the chance of the beams going too far without bombs is 10%, the probability of the Pentagon incident being a missile is 50%, and prob of Building 7 collapsing without bombs is, say 1%.
Now, these three events being unlikely, but still all happening, does not make the probability of the attack being a US Gov false flag any higher, because the events are not linked. (even though it seems like it would, it's your mind playing tricks.) It's counterintuitive, humans are shit at this sort of thing.
You are making some absurd assumptions -- ALL of which are based on appeal to authority, subtle as many of them may be. Observe firstly that the idea is that the plot was covert/secret, thus it's unreasonable to require evidence of a plan. That's as silly as finding a loaded gun at the crime scene (such as WTC7, LOL) and ignoring it because there's no evidence of a plot! Your probability estimations are also absurdly assumptive -- even if granting the validity of the application of probability theory to complex events with hidden variables (unknown unknowns, as Rummy would say). Free your mind from reductionism! Look around!! Notice how bizarre the world around you actually is, and how much of what is is lost when reducing it to description/language/symbols.
Have you ever heard of this guy?
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=terence+mckenna - This is how we should all be thinking. (
How, not
what).