QUOTE(Kellimus @ Aug 19 2005, 10:25 PM)
About the conspiricy... If you have noticed, our nation is full of idiots...
If you notice, the planes explode... So how could they "break" into the building...?
I agree... But windows do not hold up a building... The frame does...
Most documenteries kinda falsify the info a bit...
Any more questions... I'll try to answer you...
But i'm just a pathetic loser that "hates" my country because I dispise the polititians that run it...
Oh, you can't forget... I'm an idiot, too...
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It's good to think like this. It is good to question the government. But you're giving them too much credit. And I know it's really fun to think about conspiracies like this. Assuming you were like me:
Is the conspiracy they provide you not good enough? "Religious fanatics plan to attack america by crashing air planes into buildings." Is that not complicated enough for you? Do you need the conspiracy to be ultra complex? They're trying to trick the average voter, not the people who think. The people who like to think are only about 10% of the population. (Hopefully 10%)
Seriously, think. If the government DID want to stage an attack, wouldn't they do it some where else? Like at a football game or something, instead of the twin towers? Bush just kinda got lucky in an unlucky kinda way. He got to go do what his father got to do; Attack Iraq. I mean, if I was president, and I wanted to go after some country, I would go destroy a stupid national monument or sink some ship or something. Just something that would not hurt our economy. Cause I, like every other single person in politics, would be greedy. Last thing I want to do is make me or my friends lose money.
If this was all a big conspiracy, I take my hat off to the government. They are masters of what they do. And that is to trick people.
But they're major goal is to not just trick people. It's to trick STUPID people. Cause stupid people have more voting power than smart people, it's as simple as that. That's why they don't have to think too much out side of the box when they're doing stuff. Again, you're giving them too much credit.