The Blue Board

It's not about believing, it's about deciphering truth from fiction. I'm of the belief that everything should be questioned, nothing about that makes me crazy, it makes me educated.

For sure, there is a lot in that series that makes one think. The part about the UN is really good and full of things to talk about. That is not till like 60 something though.

I'm now, unfortunately a mini-expert on the subject.

I frickin dig conspiracy theories. They're fascinating. But the video, to me, is absolute, unfettered nonsense. What questions posed by the video can't be answered simply/easily? Serious question.

No idea. Why would I? I do think the video maker has come to a conclusion and are grasping at thin straws to support it. My conspiracy theory is that its an attempt to cast doubt due to the gun laws that will inevitably result from the massacre.

My comment about actors was referring to the event in its entirety. Seems nuts to think someone (government) could fake this. The number of people that would have to be involved is enormous. Quite frankly seems dumb that people would buy into it.

FWIW, the conspiracy theorists are already backtracking. Google it.

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Go do some research and stop being a sheep.

This is what the entertainment of idiotic conspiracy theories leads to - innocent people being incessantly harassed for simply doing the right thing:

I have been linked the New Yorker before, but I think this is even worse. Talk about credibility LOL

Research as in information posted by other conspiracy theorist... Lmao

Is the claim that a family hired someone to represent them in an interview or that actors played the part of all/many involved? Seems weird to hire someone to "play you", but under the circumstances I guess I could see it. Any assertion that the entire thing was played out with actors is simply nuts.

Fwiw, the story someone linked to salon is also on more credible outlets.

The most important, immutable fact to take from the article:

"A distinguished historian has said that one of the most valuable things about history is that it teaches us how things do not happen. It is precisely this kind of awareness that the paranoid fails to develop. He has a special resistance of his own, of course, to developing such awareness, but circumstances often deprive him of exposure to events that might enlighten him—and in any case he resists enlightenment.

We are all sufferers from history, but the paranoid is a double sufferer, since he is afflicted not only by the real world, with the rest of us, but by his fantasies as well."

I'll admit it: I'm a 9/11 skeptic.