Reply #37: If people can remember others did come forward, very credible.... [View All]

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people in fact. After they presented their evidence and questions were asked, they quickly got dismissed as heresy, crazy or projecting.

The 9/11 oddities put a lot more questions up then anyone has ever bothered to solve and sometimes even try explaining. The added part, that the government has spent more time and money studying a single species of an ordinary insect than they ever considered to use on 9/11 tells me how much I trust any conclusions the US government comes up with.

We live in a capitalist society, and to place so much policy and economic resources while at the same time attempting steal our civil liberties on such little evidence makes 9/11 and it’s aftermath the antithetical solution of such a system.

The people who believe the government lines about Pearl Harbor, Gulf of Tonkin and the murder of J.F.K. are intellectually lazy at best. This whole mantra about people shouldn’t be questioning the US government and things along the lines of 9/11 smacks of people that would wish for totalitarianism or a theocracy instead of Democracy.

I have seen too much evidence here and in other places to believe something nefarious didn’t go on, and have noticed many others who do not want it known and especially by the normal Joes.