reply to post by GoodOlDave
Let's take the facts as you allege and, for once, look at the practical aspects. How many people, working full time, for at least six months, were
involved in the conspiracy to weaken and demolish the World Trade Center complex? 500? 1,000? 2,000?
Of those, say, 500 people, NO ONE changed his mind. NO ONE kept a diary of any kind. NO ONE breathed a word about the conspiracy to a loved one or
family member, and NO ONE was tempted to warn anyone working in the complex.
NO ONE had a drinking problem and let something slip in a Jersey City tavern. NO ONE was being investigated or followed on any unrelated family court
or criminal court issue. NO ONE saw an opportunity to make a few hundred thousand extra bucks or more blowing the whole thing wide open during the
long months of highly stressful work. NO ONE screwed up, got fired, and sought vengeance.
Wait, there's more: NO ONE got hurt on the job and had to file a claim for anything. NO ONE got hit by a bus, or a car, or lightning, or a mugger, or
a violent ex lover, with any questionable plans or documents or instructions in his possession. NO ONE got dimed out by a suspicious neighbor. NO
ONE's curious child or suspicious mate went digging through personal belongings.
And how about the work itself? Of the tens of thousands of people working in the complex (including at least 1,000 after hours on any given night),
many of whom were entrusted with sensitive client information or the custody of bearer securities, NOT ONE of them grew suspicious about the total
strangers who would have had to enter offices, get behind interior walls, plant explosives or drill holes in structural components.
And how about this factor in the actual collapse: Let's accept the "theory" for a moment and ask this question. This would have been both the most
complex demolition in history and the most perfectly planned, with hundreds of charges placed in hundreds of spots throughout three buildings. It had
to be planned well enough that 440,000 square meters of concrete and steel fell into their own footprints - twice! - instead of toppling over into the
surrounding streets. So, just what part of the equation accounted for the impact of two aircraft weighing at least 80 metric tons each and traveling
at least 700 km/h into different places in two buildings that had already been weakened and made unstable for demolition? Which math wiz did the
planning for that?
Finally, unlike any government endeavor from the beginning of time through today, this went off without a hitch. No loose ends, no second thoughts. No
one had any remorse after seeing the destruction and rethought his commitment to the conspiracy. For the first and only time in history, the
government of the United States got it perfectly right. And all under the direct supervision of a man the media called an idiot... because he
pronounced "nuclear" the same way that "nuclear" engineer Jimmy Carter did.