reply to post by Shadow Herder
I doubt the OS. I see clear evidence of cover ups, and lies. I poured thousands of hours over the last few years into understanding the thing.
All I can say now, is that those who doubt, have become fanatical. In the process, they have lost the ability to recognize when their OWN arguments
make no sense, or are contradicted with easy to cite evidence.
They don't hold themselves to the same standards of evidence as they do the government - and nothing makes me go nuts like the 'do your own
research' refrain, as if that were any kind of acceptable response in an intellectual debate. Any utterance of that retort would have you laughed
out of a freshman class in any university, and only discredits you as unserious to the larger audience.
Then there's this: nobody cares any more. The truth of this thing may never be known. William Peppers won two civil trials on the MLK conspiracy,
and still, nothing happened. The public didn't even raise an eyebrow.
This is the epitome of 'sound and fury signifying nothing'.
You're better off simply focusing in the inconsistancy of the government's arguments, instead of pretending to be certain about bombs, controlled
demolitions, israeli masterminds, or other such unprovable hypotheses. To insist upon them is only to assure your irrelevance.
Better uses of your time are many. Organizing boycotts against specific large multinational corporations... a much better place to focus energy is on
boycotting large multinational corporations. Focus on creating local solutions - endeavor to unplug from the beast we ourselves feed while we rail
against it.
Insisting on acceptance of the unprovable made you into fundamentalists, ignored like jehovah's witnesses at front doors.
Waste of time, people. And I speak from personal experience.
