sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

**bobjuice** · September 17, 2011, 01:22:26 PM

Re: sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

Originally posted by floridaorange

How do we know who was on the 4 flights at all that day if they all crashed and burned?

My point exactly, i'm fucked if i know who was on them.

One of the reasons i don't believe it was a US govt job followed by a cover up is that i don't believe the US govt or it's military are competent enough.

**bobjuice** · September 17, 2011, 01:25:20 PM

Re: sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

Originally posted by floridaorange

Bob, we actually do know who bought tickets for those 4 flights.

Again John, this is my point. It's human nature and it's impossible not to sometimes but this is your brain filling in the gaps.

**trick12** · September 17, 2011, 01:30:22 PM

Re: sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

Originally posted by floridaorange

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-14665953

9/11 conspiracy theories

It may be 10 years since the attacks in the US on 11 September, but conspiracy theories have not faded over time, says Mike Rudin.
Numerous official reports have been published since the Twin Towers fell, but just when a piece of evidence casts doubt on one theory, the focus then shifts to the next "unanswered question".
Here are five of the most prominent 9/11 conspiracy theories circulating in online communities.
1. Failure to intercept the hijacked planes

The question: Why did the world's most powerful air force fail to intercept any of the four hijacked planes?
Conspiracy theorists say: The then US Vice President Dick Cheney ordered the military to stand down and not to intercept the planes.

theres ur hint, so obv then cheney knew...and what about the pentagon hit? see if they lie once maybe then everything else they told u is a lie, look who benefited the most after the attacks, look which workers didnt go to work on that day when it was a regular working day, look at the way the buildings fell, you can choose to not see any of this and still believe otherwise just coz u've been told so. but again there's a huge difference between a seeing and a blind person, one can see and the other dosent

**chunky** · September 17, 2011, 01:34:01 PM

Re: sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

Originally posted by floridaorange

Bob, we actually do know who bought tickets for those 4 flights.

Yeah I bought 6 of them, I wouldn't lie to you

**trick12** · September 17, 2011, 01:36:05 PM

Re: sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

Originally posted by bobjuice

My point exactly, i'm fucked if i know who was on them.

One of the reasons i don't believe it was a US govt job followed by a cover up is that i don't believe the US govt or it's military are competent enough.

i dont think it was the american government as a whole, but some people in the government, some that said iraq had wmd and went to war along with many other lies

**floridaorange** · September 17, 2011, 01:46:30 PM

Re: sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

Interesting to see how peoples so called beliefs on what happened on 9/11 have evolved since the "you know what's astonishing" thread.

**bobjuice** · September 17, 2011, 01:48:07 PM

Re: sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

Originally posted by trick12

see if they lie once maybe then everything else they told u is a lie

^ exactly. Visit Iraq and count the fucking bodies there, you may be some time. Then have a look for those "weapons of mass destruction" (a term rich in irony when coined by the most heavily armed nations on the planet no?), you may be a little longer.

Ever hear of Jean Claude De Menezes? Fuck me if there weren't some lies thrown around about that poor guy in an attempted cover up. This suspicious looking middle-eastern man made his way into a tube station in london wearing a thick coat, possibly concealing explosives, he jumped the barriers, he ran down the stairs, he threatened to detonate, all fucking bullshit.

He was a Brazilian electrician who bought a ticket and went through the turnstyle same as everyone else, in his t-shirt, unarmed.

He was then murdered by police officers, do you not think they would have stuck with the cover up story if they could have got away with it? I do.

**chunky** · September 17, 2011, 01:48:47 PM

Re: sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

Originally posted by floridaorange

Interesting to see how peoples so called beliefs on what happened on 9/11 have evolved since the "you know what's astonishing" thread.

You mean like yours that went from "you know what i find astonishing, to I don't know anyone outside MS who believes 9/11 was an inside job"

**bobjuice** · September 17, 2011, 01:49:39 PM

Re: sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

Originally posted by floridaorange

Interesting to see how peoples so called beliefs on what happened on 9/11 have evolved since the "you know what's astonishing" thread.

It's possible for beliefs to evolve if you have an open mind.

**floridaorange** · September 17, 2011, 01:59:42 PM

Re: sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

Originally posted by bobjuice

It's possible for beliefs to evolve if you have an open mind.

Definitely

**Illuminate** · September 17, 2011, 04:14:29 PM

Re: sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

Originally posted by res0nat0r

haha!

i'd like to call this response the 'i have internet access and i am now an expert' phenomenon. i base my beliefs in common sense. huge fucking airplanes hitting buildings causing them to fall down? yes. many minions scurrying around buildings for days hiding invisible bombs spy vs spy style without anyone knowing and no evidence to the contrary? no.

thanks internet for making a lot of home schooled idiots automatic experts!

Man this is too funny.

**Illuminate** · September 17, 2011, 04:30:16 PM

Re: sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

Question is do you think these Intellects Could have plotted the greatest crime ever committed in the history of mankind:

They can barely run a government....Plotted 9/11? Serious doubts about that.

**res0nat0r** · September 17, 2011, 05:02:53 PM

Re: sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

Originally posted by Illuminate

Question is do you think these Intellects Could have plotted the greatest crime ever committed in the history of mankind:

They can barely run a government....Plotted 9/11? Serious doubts about that.

eg fucking zactly

**trick12** · September 17, 2011, 05:42:11 PM

Re: sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

well i don think they were the masterminds either

**Illuminate** · September 17, 2011, 05:58:12 PM

Re: sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

.....?

Look at the end of the fuckin day, all I can say is this:

sad day in america, does anyone think the govt played a part???

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