I havent watched the movie yet, but in most cases conspiracy theories are like religion in the old days. Before it was: "I dont understand why day turns to night, it must be the gods pulling a flaming chariot across the sky". Now its "I am confused as to what really happened, it must be the communists/nazis/aliens/government". People trying to make sense out of what they don't understand...
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I've seen Loose Change. It's a pretty interesting documentary and contains a lot of things that just make you think. The cellphones on the plane is a good example. Makes you wonder...
IMO you guys should care about what happened on that day, conspiracy theory or not. 5000 people died after all.
No, it's more like people are trying to understand why things don't make sense. People that care. The theories are only theories but the hard facts are there. I'm not advocating these theories, I'm just saying people should care to learn about these controversial events. Read two history textbooks from two countries...why are they different?People trying to make sense out of what they don't understand...
My point is that 9/11 happened and the evidence doesn't add up. It doesn't matter who is right, it doesn't matter who they're pointing the finger to. It just doesn't make sense, and since the US government is refusing to answer the questions, people get together themselves and investigate.
Last edited by Board of Command; Mon, 04-10-2006 at 04:53 PM.
^ And why there are more clues, that possibly indicate that our government was responsible, than there should ever be.Originally Posted by BoC
I remember that day, it was an early release day at school and when it happened we had to go out to the football field, because there had also been a bombthreat to our school shortly after the attacks. While we were out there, we heard a loud explosion. Ironically it was a construction crew just under half a mile away blasting rock for an over pass they were building at the time. It's the closest I've been to something like that and the closest I'd ever want to be. Scared the living shit out of us. Now imagine being in NYC when that happened. I can't fathom how awful it must have been.
Where was that, Tonton? I was in Ohio when it happened and for the whole day the entire school just watched TV.
Hot Springs, Arkansas. We were watching tv that day too until we were told to go outside due to a bombthreat, which was probably just some stupid kid being a douche.
So far i am about 20ish minutes in to it. It's a good video. I do indeed belive that the USA knew what was going down. I don't know if they planned it but there is a shit pile more eviedence that the USA knew about it and there is about Iraq people.
Last time I checked, Iraq had nothing to do with it. They were after Afghanistan for a while, then just quietly abandoned that subject altogether.
I'm sure that's partly true, but true must also be that for many of the people pondering and formulating these theories it's an intellectual game, a puzzle. The same type of people can also write the most intriguing detective stories and murder mysteries. However, it's not disrespect for what happened. Human mind just works that way, for some people more so than for others.
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