Quite possibly...or it could be as your own article mentions:

"....conspiracy claims have long been 'part of American history.'

While some are fostered by paranoia......many are stoked by 'those who distrust government and are skeptical of power.'

......if significant information is kept secret because of national security concerns and questions remain unanswered, the more troubled people will be about the 9/11 commission's findings, and the more conspiracy theories will grow.

There will no way to persuade the hard core...."


Maybe Time will tell?



regards
seekerof

seekerof, even you have to admit that there are a lot of unanswered questions following 9/11 ...who knows if they will ever be answered

Sho,
Yes, I will agree to that, and have always agreed to that.
I hope you had a great holiday season and am hoping you will have a great New Years as well.


regards
seekerof

All those theories have run through my head. I would not be surprised if the Bush Administration has known about the attack before it happened. ...and that kind of goes with saying that perhaps there are no weapons of mass destruction. But then again...woudn't the Bush Administration have done something to protect the Twin Towers or at least prepared for the worst? Ahh...it is still un-answered.

Originally posted by UnknowntoYou
But then again...woudn't the Bush Administration have done something to protect the Twin Towers or at least prepared for the worst?

Not if it would serve to create a war, further his political career, and push freedom-robbing legislation through congress.

Everyone watched videos of those planes hitting the buildings. Yet, the "plane" that struck the Pentagon cannot be seen at all in the one video that is known to exist. What ever it was, it was traveling much faster than the other planes (which were going at top speed, even OVERSPEED). The impact on the Pentagon is not consistent with an airliner impact and there is a shortage of eyewitnesses that can say for sure that it was a plane.

I'm leaning more towards "orchestrated" rather than "knew about".