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This made me think HARD!

Postby mostickity » Wed Apr 12, 2006 2:06 am

Ok guys I wasn't sure where to post this, but I really think you guys should see this hear your opinions. I really wanna hear what you all think. These guys did a really good job.  :o

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Re: This made me think HARD!

Postby eno » Wed Apr 12, 2006 2:28 am

Just another conspiracy theory ........ if you look deeply enough into anything you could make a conspiracy.
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Re: This made me think HARD!

Postby Fozzer » Wed Apr 12, 2006 2:54 am

A fascinating video... ;D...!
...'trubble is...
Too many conflicting opinions by the makers of the video...

Large passenger jet...?
Small Military jet...?
Small Civilian aircraft...?
Missile...?
High explosives...?

...and no wreckage...?

Too many conflicting opinions, no firm conclusion... ;)...!

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Re: This made me think HARD!

Postby Flt.Lt.Andrew » Wed Apr 12, 2006 3:58 am

Interesting stuff. I find that its easier to think about this stuff than stay crammed in my own little world view- remember, you can only make judgements on the evidence you've seen in your corner of the universe- what about others?



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Re: This made me think HARD!

Postby Sir_Crashalot » Wed Apr 12, 2006 10:44 am

If the 757 did not hit the Pentagon then where is it? Did it crash somewhere else? Did it land on a remote airfield and if it did where are the passengers? Are they dead or still alive and kept somewhere hidden? You see, videos like this raise more questions and adds to conspiracytheories.

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Re: This made me think HARD!

Postby Hagar » Wed Apr 12, 2006 10:50 am

If the 757 did not hit the Pentagon then where is it? Did it crash somewhere else? ............ and if it did where are the passengers?  

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Re: This made me think HARD!

Postby beaky » Wed Apr 12, 2006 12:42 pm

There are plenty of answers available to those easy questions, but it's hard to tell what's authentic and what isn't. I don't want to open up a very tangled can of very slimy worms here, but although there is a lot about the official account of 9/11 that's fishy to me, these "This is what REALLY happened!" sites beg the question:
If the government can fake all that "official" evidence, why should anyone believe what some independent researchers put forward?  Are they assumed trustworthy because they apparently have less to gain from deceit than some cabal of government conspirators? Does that really make sense, given the super-abundance of outlandish "hoax exposed" sites? Those guys seem very highly motivated, although God only knows why... in short, I don't trust their claims at face value any more than I blindly accept the official line from Washington.
You'd have to be pretty damn stupid to think "gosh, this picture proves that the other picture I saw was a fake!!"
 I mean, think about it... ::)
I've been meaning to go through all the taped TV broadcasts I have from that very day, to look for some of the "evidence" of black helicopters hiding in smoke, missiles, and airliners with externally-mounted bombs and  remote-control antennas instead of the normal nav/comm, etc...
 Unless I pop them in the VCR only to find they've been mysteriously erased.... (cue "X-Files" theme...)

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Re: This made me think HARD!

Postby Sir_Crashalot » Wed Apr 12, 2006 1:10 pm

I think that with every major disaster/terrorist attack people will come up with 'the true story'. Governments surely always have something to hide, the media will always tell a fantastic story to draw attention to themselves and the public is always secondguessing (?) about what really happened. The real truth is somewhere hidden in all stories you hear.

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Re: This made me think HARD!

Postby legoalex2000 » Wed Apr 12, 2006 1:43 pm

there's no way the government could plan a cover-up that big. i've seen this before, and it still makes me ponder. the hotel camera, the gas station camera, passing cars, hotel guests, airplane passengers, government workers, i mean come  on, could it really be hid that well without someone cracking the news.

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Re: This made me think HARD!

Postby arky23 » Wed Apr 12, 2006 5:27 pm

In a nut shell it's pretty obivious it's right infront of your eyes no wreckage no large passenger plane they dont disintergrate on impact, thats the simple part trying to work out what really did happen is the hard part. I can realise it has the stigma of a conspiracy but the wreckage point really makes you think.
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Re: This made me think HARD!

Postby BAW0343 » Wed Apr 12, 2006 7:01 pm

these conspiracy people are VERRY irritating,  The government confiscated those videos, so? they need to investigate something! "they havent been released yet" some videos of pearl harbor were kept for 60 years and we KNOW who did what when! no conspriacy there. The stop motion thing of the pentagon does look interesting  but videos can be faked, images altered,  just look at our edited screenshot forum. Yes the government does cover up stuff but its beacuse we DONT need to hear about it. (a little off topic but gets a point across) Like if there were aliens, and the governmet told us there would be total caos, some people couldent handle it and go nuts. Same with this   if some people heard the truth, they would/could get the wrong idea. We as a public need to leave the media out of major things like this, they expand, change, alter the truth and cause the idiots of our country make flash videos about government conspiracy.  basicly their thought: "if we dont like it the government must of had something to do with it"

-just my thoughts

These guys did a really good job.


Nothing personal, but no they didnt, that was a rather bad comment. They take information into there own hands and make it say what they want to say. "they heard a missile" "it sosunded like a missle"  missles have engines, planes have engines, hummm i wonder  ::)  aslo i have heard aircraft that sound NOTHING like they should. Most of these people dont pay as much attention to aircraft like we do so they CANT give a accredible witnessing. im not saying that if one of us were there it would be perfect a witness, but i think we could have a better idea how it sounded/looked like.

I personally have alot to say about this but i think this is enough for a forum thread. Ive said what i need to.

damn independent "journalists" or "reporter" whatever you want to call them  >:(
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