timeframe01 wrote:imax wrote:
privaron0 wrote:
Well on the bright side it was 40 million well spent.
Not really sure we should be making jokes about this subject, but I'll induldge you.
Exactly... and in a side by side comparison, its as if our govt. did hardly any investigating at all into a matter that was a hell of a lot worse. On one hand Bill got a BJ, on the other thousands of people were murderd. Which incedent should get more attention?
That was a rhetorical question btw.
Clinton: "I did not have sexual relations with that woman"
Seamen stained dress? Well, looks like we have to investigate during a huge political firestorm (throw money).
Twin towers. Planes ran into them - they fell down (simple enough). Investigation? Why? We already had all of the information aside from debunking BS excuses like "It doesn't melt at such temperatures".
Or of you want the simplified, physics aspect of it: Planes full of jet fuel slammed into the towers which produced heat hot enough to cause the structure to lose more than half of its structural integrity. That combined with the fact that they also took out much of the structure as it is, and that several more stories were crushing down at the area of impact, it eventually gave way and came tumbling down.
Don't believe me? Then answer this: How would a government, that mishandled Katrina as badly as it did, be able to pull of such a Conspiracy on a grand scale without a single defactor?
Wowzers
Investigation into why somehow, news stations around the world are claiming that some of the apparently 19 hijackers who were involved in 9/11 are still alive.
How some of the debris showed clear cuts, with white colouration, indicating INTENSE heat.
I've already had a look through a lot of the debunks, and some of them are as questionable and evidenceless as some of the conspiracy theories.
I'm not taking a side here, and i want to keep it opinionated, not argumentative.
Like i said, no taking a side, just reading about it, and asking.
As for pulling off a conspiracy. Katrina was a wide scale problem. Something like this, i'd imagine (IF it was an inside job, and note the IF) would only require a small key group.