Montrovant
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- May 4, 2009
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Someone who honestly disagreed with allegations like the 2.25 seconds of free-fall acceleration observed for WTC7 and the evidence of thermitic nano-spheres found in the dust particles from all three towers wouldn't fabricate illusions of insurance fraud, IMHO.Sock Troll asshole. We're guessing it's del a.k.a. (The Gimp) or Candyass/dawgshit. Could be all three though. Who knows? And probably not a paid Big Brother Troll. It's much worse, he or she trolls for Big Brother for free. What a wanker.![]()
Because it couldn't possibly be that someone honestly disagrees with you, could it? That someone truly believes the towers came down because of the planes and not controlled demo? No, that just couldn't be true!
I may think that most of you who are truthers are nutty, but I can at least accept that you may honestly believe what you post. I don't have to assume you are paid to say what you do or that you are nothing but trolls to disagree with my infinite wisdom.![]()
Do we agree the stakes could not be higher on this question?
If elements of the US government facilitated the events of 911, the Republican Party vanishes from the page of US History. No single event in this country's history has the power to Change USA First Principles virtually overnight that 911 has. Those who deflect instead of refute observations that are counter to their beliefs do little to make me believe they have the slightest interest in finding the truth.
Many think that the supposed evidence of controlled demolition, be it the free fall or thermite or what have you, is ridiculous. What you and other CT proponents consider obvious, incontrovertible proof that the official story is false, others see as crazy, pie in the sky foolishness. I think there's often a huge disconnect between the two sides of the issue; each side can't believe the other can actually believe what they are saying. This leads to the kind of insulting, attacking back and forth we tend to see in this forum. It's not a matter of honest folks vs paid trolls, or even of rational people vs nutters. Similarly to what goes on in the politics forum, I think it's too much my side vs your side, where my side is being honest and reasonable and your side is lying when they disagree with me.
Look, one of my first reactions when I, like so many others, watched the towers fall live on tv was, 'Why did they fall straight down onto themselves like that? Why didn't they topple, why wasn't the collapse uneven at some point leading to a sideways lean?' It seemed unlikely that such a contained, straight into itself collapse could happen. So I can certainly understand people having some questions about what happened on 9/11. However, there is a huge difference between having questions and the multitude of conspiracy theories that are bandied about. There were no planes, they were unmanned drones. It was the CIA. It was the Mossad. It was the one-world-order, secret behind the scenes people controlling us all. The planes really did hit, but the towers were already wired with explosives in case of just such an event. The changing list of theories seems endless. It's hard to take any of it seriously when there are so many theories, with usually flimsy evidence, at best, and sometimes they are even mutually exclusive.
People on both sides of this argument, truthers and those who believe it was a terrorist attack, honestly believe in what they claim. Each may find the others views to be crazy, but passing disagreement off as nothing but paid government trolls is, IMO, a tacit admission that one cannot accept that people see things differently.