Originally posted by MasterRegal
I DEMAND that everyone in this thread post their credentials and qualifications regarding architecture and building collapse. Everyone here seems to
act like they are experts, refuting the actual experts. Why? You don't trust the government, so you don't trust their findings. You already "know"
what happened, so any other explanation must be false. The only evidence you have is the same evidence millions of people saw live on television.
That's it. So, tell me why I should believe you over the official report.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist working at NASA to point out what a space shuttle is.
I listen to both sides and try to make an informed decision from that. The problem with the official story is that it doesn't make any sense,
while the controlled demolition explanation makes perfect sense.
Also, it was 9/11 that made me not trust the government. I served in the military, thought I was doing the right thing and all that kind of stuff.
Come from a very republican family etc. I couldn't wait to bomb Afghanistan after 9/11.
9/11 made me question many other things. And not just dealing with government. I was actually stunned for quite awhile and in denial. I
personally feel it was a wake up call and while bad/wrong, on a deeper level is much more positive. Lets face it, if it hadn't have happened I'd
still be a fool.
However, do you believe that possibly you and others may believe the official story simply because you do trust the government. In which case I have
to ask - what is the fundamental difference? In either case neither is using their brain to come to an informed opinion.