It's tough to boil it down to something that would change my mind. I've spent the last few years watching videos and reading information that at
minimum suggests that the US Government knew that 9-11 was going to happen and at maximum carried out the operation through some rogue group within
the Government. It would take a lot to change my mind.
I'm a firm believer that the world changed the day JFK died.
They murdered our President in broad daylight in front of hundreds of witnesses and got away with it. With such an accomplishment to build their
already bloated ego what would the powers that be plan? Do you think that something the size of 9-11 would be beyond their reach?
Who killed JFK and planned 9-11? I don't know, but I hope we do someday. Unfoirtunately, that knowledge would probably topple the US Government, but
I guess that's the price that the US citizens would have to pay to eliminate the worst of the corruption.
One detail of the WTC site that's well documented is the fires melting steel. Firefighters & workers on the site said they saw RIVERS of molten metal
running. That's simply impossible with oxygen starved fires. It takes a furnace with very controlled conditions to obtain the temperatures high
enough to melt steel.
Here's a picture of the molten metal at that WTC site. I added the colored areas in order to explain something to someone. Please disregard them.
In order to change my mind about 9-11 the first thing would be a reasonable explanation of how molten metal was found weeks later at the site. If they
can explain it then I'd take a step towards believing the official story.
Originally posted by jfj123
reply to post by Dmantex
The "believers" typically rely on lack of evidence or imaginary scenerios such as holographic planes or anti-matter bombs as evidence.
Holographic planes & anti-matter bombs? Those ideas are cleary not true.
Ever heard of DisInfo? The goal is to put an idea out there that's so outlandish that everyone can clearly see that it can't be true. Once people
mix the crazy idea that was planted as DisInfo in with the other ideas out there about a particular subject people are likely to write the whole thing
off as crazy.
[edit on 8-3-2008 by LazyGuy]