Yellow Feathers
Norm Smith Medallist
I'm not sure why people get so worked up over defending the scripted version of events.
We should always question things, and we should always have the right to do so. To suggest that we blindly accept what's told to us, and to never consider the facts is complete bullshit. Why do you think we have words like "propaganda" and "corruption"? Believing that your government is completely innocent is the same as a North Korean believing that Kim Jong-Un was born a god.
On a personal level, I think the government did it. Look at the situation in Syria right now, and the events that preceded it. Iraq, Afghanistan, Lybia... It's all too convenient. Building 7 makes no sense. The twin towers coming down DOES look like a controlled demolition. There are plenty of inconsistencies in the story.
That's just my opinion. I fully respect the opinion of those who think otherwise, and I welcome any ideas they put forward. Why can't it be a mature discussion?
As for being "disrespectful to those who perished". That's bull. Nobody is questioning that they died that day, or that the whole event isn't tragic. Would you say a murder investigation is disrespectful to the victim?
We should always question things, and we should always have the right to do so. To suggest that we blindly accept what's told to us, and to never consider the facts is complete bullshit. Why do you think we have words like "propaganda" and "corruption"? Believing that your government is completely innocent is the same as a North Korean believing that Kim Jong-Un was born a god.
On a personal level, I think the government did it. Look at the situation in Syria right now, and the events that preceded it. Iraq, Afghanistan, Lybia... It's all too convenient. Building 7 makes no sense. The twin towers coming down DOES look like a controlled demolition. There are plenty of inconsistencies in the story.
That's just my opinion. I fully respect the opinion of those who think otherwise, and I welcome any ideas they put forward. Why can't it be a mature discussion?
As for being "disrespectful to those who perished". That's bull. Nobody is questioning that they died that day, or that the whole event isn't tragic. Would you say a murder investigation is disrespectful to the victim?