the link brings me to the TVlinks homepage. Can you tell us the title of the x-men episode, so i can check it out? thanks.

yhea i'd also like to see that one but I don't want to go through each one - there is 73 episodes there!!

This is one of the most pathetic contributions to the 9/11 theories ...SO FAR...lol

by the way I did not watch the X-men episode.

guys it was cyclops that destroyed the wtc, I saw it on the internet

Im looking for it now but i think it is season 3 episode 1 of the phoenix episodes during the 7min mark

guys i was drinking a moutain dew and there was this sort of warping on the bottle, it looks like 9/11 so i'm thinking it was pepsi that brought down the towers because coke had an office on the 97th floor of tower 2.

No, no it was the guy from grand theft auto vice city, they had to take it out of the game though to cover up the evidence. They are sneaky bastards.

Originally posted by newyorkee
No, no it was the guy from grand theft auto vice city, they had to take it out of the game though to cover up the evidence. They are sneaky bastards.

THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE MAAAAAN

Originally posted by Mrknighttime32
Im looking for it now but i think it is season 3 episode 1 of the phoenix episodes during the 7min mark

Didn't check it out, common enough theme... but Phoenix? Huh, that's the name of the rebuilding operation after the attack on the Pentagon... never mind. Also a common theme.

Thats not the epi, I have all of them on my PC and I dont remember the towers being hit...


Need to tell me the epi and I will UL it so everyone can see it... since someone dont know how to show EXACT proof.

[edit on 8/4/2007 by ThichHeaded]

One of things after a major disaster is for people to look back for books
or articles for "clues" foreshadowing the disaster

One of the most well know is novella written in 1898 by Morgan Robertson
call "Futillity" about fictional ship TITAN which closely parallel the TITANIC

For those of you who have not read it yet, Robertson wrote of a British ocean liner, 800 feet long, with triple expansion engines, two masts and three screws. This fictional ship was the largest most luxurious ever built and was considered unsinkable. She was racing across the Atlantic in the month of April at high speed when she collided with an iceberg off the Grand Banks of Newfoundland near midnight. Despite her many watertight compartments, the ship foundered very quickly and almost everyone was lost, due in no small part to a completely insufficient number of lifeboats. The name of Robertson’s fictional ship was the Titan.

Some tinfoilers point to short lived TV show THE LONE GUNMAN - a spin
off from the X FILES in an episode a few months before 9/11 where the
misfit heroes foil an attempt to fly a remote controlled airplane into
the World Trade Center.

On a more serious note NEST (NUCLEAR EMERGENCY SEARCH TEAM)
has a database containing plot outlines and text from all books dealing
with nuclear weapons. This is in case a threat letter is received
threatening to explode a nuclear weapon - the text is run through the
database to determine if it could be real or a hoax copied from a book.

Look at all these immature responses...

As far as the OP goes, he never claimed this contributed to that day? so why even criticise him for it?

I think its kinda neat that cartoons and such are related to that day..

sort of a

'' huh would ya look at that moment ''

Some people really need to stop acting like a 12yr old.

[edit on 4-8-2007 by Agit8dChop]