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Well I have an idea...but this is based off loose information. There is definate evidence that the towers were taking down not by the planes but by people. Maybe these were more terrorists but if someone flew a plane into a building wouldn't it be kinda strange for a group of people to run into a build....plant a few tons of bombs and run out shortly later? I know I'd be kinda weirded out.
Based off my loose information it points to our very own Americans taking down the towers. (Oh and by the design of the building and newton's three laws its IMPOSSIBLE for those buildings to fall from the collision of two fukin planes, mayne)
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i haven't read most the other stuff in this thread but i'd like to point out this part:
you obviously do not know what you are talking about. if you had any education in the field of science, you would realize that the explosions from the planes released such an enormous amount of heat that they caused the beams in the buildings to weaken, and eventually the towers crumbled. so that bullshit propoganda can be thrown out.Quote:
(Oh and by the design of the building and newton's three laws its IMPOSSIBLE for those buildings to fall from the collision of two fukin planes, mayne)[/b]
no 9/11 was not staged. it is horrible to even think about that. it was a terrorist attack on our own soil, it killed thousands of people.. it could have possibly been prevented, but so could many of the calamities that have shaped this world.. unfortunately, we do not usually discover this until after the fact, and we learn from our mistakes. as for the war in iraq, it is because saddam was a threat to his own people and to the world with his WMD's, and we chose to take action to remove him from power. once we were in, we decided to be the compassionate country that we are and assist the iraqi's in organizing and stabilizing their own government. so now if we take this generous country that is the united states, as i have shown, and compare it to your view of the united states, we see a sharp contrast. i believe that our motives for the war were justified, and they were the smartest plan of action at the time. it was also a way of showing that we have no fear of terrorists; that if the terrorists want a war, they have one; they do not just get away with heinous crimes. however, you come in with the other side of the specrtum, identifying our own government as the terrorists.. that they betrayed thousands of citizens to enter a war. unfortunately, this is becoming such a widely accepted bucket of horse shit propoganda that people are becoming numb to it existing, which is scary.
how far will our country fall if its citizens begin to think up and accept the notions that the government has the motives and is capable for commiting crimes against its own people?
