Let him stay. He may show resistance, but if he's actually reading everyones rightful bashing of him being a hoaxer exploiting the 911 Atrocity for
his own selfish desires, then there may be hope for this person. There's better hope if he's not actually mentally ill of course. But either way
he's surely being "socialized" here. That is, he'll probably think twice about exploiting an atrocity like 9/11 to serve his own selfish
agenda's. This may all be a big step for ths person. There's likely many complex neural constructs that are going to be re-adjusting from this
experience. He may be here still defending his way, but in time it will change. For example, most long term memories don't even enter long term
storage until you sleep that night. For advanced constructs like we have here it will be more than just storing a memory, it will be major
reconfiguration of obviously well established neural constructs. If he gets off easy, or was able to outright avoid it as if it never happened (for
example), there will be less reconfiguration. The more times he reads everything the better. Practice makes perfect goes both ways.
[edit on 26-5-2007 by IgnoranceIsntBlisss]