Claymore
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Yawn.
I'm getting bored here.
The conspiracy theorists have not come up with a detailed theory of who did what, where, and when.
They have all sorts of contradictory ideas, and in many cases, cannot even agree on exactly the same evidence. (For example...it was a Predator! No, a cruise missile! No, an A-3 Airwarrior! Hell, maybe it was Superman...). In some cases, they have to postulate two different, and contradictory, things to explain evidence at a single event.
They are retrofitting ideas post facto in order to explain things, but the result is enormously over-complicated stuff that would make absolutely no sense if planned in advance.
(Like, why on earth would they want to destroy WTC7?)
They cannot produce backing from *anyone* who would be considered an expert in any of the relevant fields.
With suppositions only, they are prepared to ignore evidence from dozens of different competent sources.
Somehow, they believe that it's possible for all the thousands of people involved to keep all of the machinations totally secret, and that not a single co-conspirator, or person bribed/blackmailed would say a word about it to anyone.
The whole thing *all* rests on a single assumption: that a cabal within the government is prepared to murder thousands of citizens in a hugely convoluted scheme to achieve poorly-defined goals that could be easily reached without all the hoopla.
I'm getting bored here.
The conspiracy theorists have not come up with a detailed theory of who did what, where, and when.
They have all sorts of contradictory ideas, and in many cases, cannot even agree on exactly the same evidence. (For example...it was a Predator! No, a cruise missile! No, an A-3 Airwarrior! Hell, maybe it was Superman...). In some cases, they have to postulate two different, and contradictory, things to explain evidence at a single event.
They are retrofitting ideas post facto in order to explain things, but the result is enormously over-complicated stuff that would make absolutely no sense if planned in advance.
(Like, why on earth would they want to destroy WTC7?)
They cannot produce backing from *anyone* who would be considered an expert in any of the relevant fields.
With suppositions only, they are prepared to ignore evidence from dozens of different competent sources.
Somehow, they believe that it's possible for all the thousands of people involved to keep all of the machinations totally secret, and that not a single co-conspirator, or person bribed/blackmailed would say a word about it to anyone.
The whole thing *all* rests on a single assumption: that a cabal within the government is prepared to murder thousands of citizens in a hugely convoluted scheme to achieve poorly-defined goals that could be easily reached without all the hoopla.