This should be interesting.

No, I'll admit I was wrong,but It's perplexing that people believe the 9/11 narrative by the same people who lied about Sadam's WMDs. Yet they'll label anyone who questions that narrative crazy or unintelligent.

 

They don't label anyone that questions "crazy"

It's just the ones that have crazy ideas about what happened... "No way jet fuel would take down the towers. They went in the day before and set up explosives throughout the towers."

"I don't care that thousands of people watched planes hit the towers with their own eyes. Planes didn't hit the tower"

Those people are crazy

 

Those people are just as bad as Holocaust deniers, aka Roy

 

You're creating a straw man. I never said anything about how the towers came down. I'm questioning the parties involved. If the US gubmit had prior knowledge of the attacks that makes them accessories to the crime.

 

In case you weren't speaking to me directly, is it crazy to question that the US may have had prior knowledge?

 

Similar crazies (originating in France, imagine that) insist that it was a cruise missile that hit the Pentagon, not a Boeing airliner loaded with humans. They have 'proof.'

 

Are you being sarcastic?
I'm Not claiming an airliner didn't hit the Pentagon, but seeing how the place has security cameras everywhere at every angle, where's the video evidence?
But I have seen videos of what appears to be a missile and not an airliner hit the Pentagon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVHHGsNy9J8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zze32ZEjt30
Again not saying an airliner didn't hit Pentagon, but there is no video evidence.

 

I know people who saw the airliner come over 395, clipping light poles prior to smashing into the Pentagon.
I know people who witnessed the airliner hit the Pentagon.
I saw the NTSB place the scraps & wreckage in the North Lot of the Pentagon; every day as I drove Rt 110 I passed what ended up as a gigantic reconstructed wreck, every day for months in that lot.
I was one of the people in the Pentagon the day after 9/11, called in by one of our clients to help locate certain things.
The smell of jet fuel & bodies is something I'll never forget.

Anyone saying that it wasn't an airliner or "show me the video or I don't know" has its head firmly up its stupid, ignorant, jerkwater arse.

 

I dunno brah, I always figured that her junk always resembled a set of baloney curtains.

"Now go get your focking Shine Box", lol !!!

 

the flaw in your logic is that there was no wmd in iraq. there actually was. Most of it was held in Syria for safe keeping.

 

Cue ignore asspect when bleating sheeple post.

 

Think pant suits dude, is there anything hotter?

 

Ron Paul said it best. "We know exactly what they have we sold it to them."

 

Well if they were in Syria then why invade Iraq with WMDs (depleted uranium, white phosphorous)?
Was it fear of them using them against US? Then why not invade Russia or China?
Was it a humanitarian mission? Then why not invade Rwanda, but support Isreal's apartheid?
Why did we intervene in Libya? Syria?
Why are we droning in Yemen, Somalia, Pakistan, and not Saudi Arabia, Sweden, Belgium, and France?

 

I may be wrong, but my guess is because they belonged to Sodamn Insane and his posse. It's kind of like if you had a big illegal weapon but to keep the po-po off your back you decide to hide it at a friends house so when they come to raid your sh*t they come up empty handed. But that weapon is in safe keeping for a rainy day when you decide to go postal. Got it?

 

It still doesn't justify the destruction of a country and deaths of over a million innocent civilians.

 

I'm not saying you are crazy... I'm not creating anything.

Just saying those are the types that are labeled crazy

 

No. It's not... I don't think they did. But it's understandable to have questions

 

Not saying it does, but it does justify going after him and his military. It's unfortunate but "innocent" people always die when war happens, it's comes with the territory. War is ugly, I don't agree with it, but it's been how humans resolve things since the beginning of time.