What's your take on WTC7?

[countryboy]

And if I asked if it was possible that it was, that dishonors WHO? Where? What? Why? To what extent? It hurts no one and you damn well know it. No one is being disrespected, dishonored or all that other BS. It's just a line that people trot out because they have a knee-jerk reaction (conditioned) about death and sorrow and think that everyone should fall in line and never go against the party line, OR just bring up questions about what people think because? Yeah, I don't know and neither do you.

Of course it dishonors the victims, and you damn well know it. Similar to the way claiming Sandy Hook never occurred, dishonors those victims. Stop being ridiculous.

[Helena]

Of course it dishonors the victims, and you damn well know it. Similar to the way claiming Sandy Hook never occurred, dishonors those victims. Stop being ridiculous.

Yeah. You keep claiming dishonor but you are unable explain how. If it's just a feeling you're having, it's okay for you to go ahead and admit that now.

[Common]

I believe what I saw live on television and from first hand accounts of people that saw in real time those buildings go down and from first responders who were near first on the scene.

That belief is two airplances, huge airplances flew into wtc and then imploded.

Remember something to many morons Elvis is still alive and his death was a conspiracy.

There were never any men landing on the moon, it was faked.

There is no shortage of conspiracy theories, there is no shortage of hate for the govt and the Police

Everyone should just believe whatever they choose and be happy

[Common]

Put it on full screen hit the square lower right hand corner

These horse have more brains than alot of americans

https://libertyonenews.com/budweiser-911-commercial/

[Orion Rules]

Because you feed into the bull$#@!. You might as well ask if it was destroyed by space aliens. We know what happened, the building burned for hours, and collapsed as a result. Why float idiotic conspiracy theories? What purpose does it serve?

Because survivors have stated differently, as you are blind to a conspiracy that top government officials were involved, who used the attack as a pretext to invade Iraq.

[Helena]

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There is no shortage of conspiracy theories

and there shouldn't be. Conspiracy theories track back thousands of years. Questioning and positing theories is actually a good thing, no matter how "kooky" you, in all of your wisdom, deem them. Take a gander at all of the ones that had merit. It'll take you some time.

there is no shortage of hate for the govt

Why is that, do you think?

and the Police ...

That had nil to do with this thread, Petty Officer.

[countryboy]

Because survivors have stated differently, as you are blind to a conspiracy that top government officials were involved, who used the attack as a pretext to invade Iraq.

You have exactly ZERO evidence of this.

[Captdon]

What is inappropriate is being a blind sheep and not being willing to question what we "think" reality is. Like why the hell was there thermite???? How the hell did tower 7 come down?

You're no better than she is. That' two disrespectable kooks. 3,000 people died on 9/11 and you pick that date to write this crap.

[Captdon]

Possibly. They were just questions. I'm a curious person. I'd like to know why that is being viewed as disrespectful and inappropriate and who is being disrespected.

The 3,000 dead. The police and firemen who ran into the buildings.

[Captdon]

https://www.mintpressnews.com/americ...idence/261744/


In the post-9/11 world, those who have made such claims, no matter how well-grounded their claims may be, have often been derided and attacked as “conspiracy theorists” for questioning the official claims that the three World Trade Center buildings that collapsed on September 11 did so for any reason other than being struck by planes and from the resulting fires. Yet, it is much more difficult to launch these same attacks against members of a fire department that lost a fireman on September 11 and many of whose members were involved with the rescue efforts of that day, some of whom still suffer from chronic illnesses as a result.

Kooks, not theorists.