Crazy Conspiracy Crap
We all know that this is all crazy conspiracy crap. So then why do I feel such disquiet after watching this video?
It’s a documentary noting all of the hundreds of discrepencies in the reports on 9/11. It goes into very little detail hypothesizing about what the true history isbut that is because this video is about all of the very well documented discrepancies of the event. most of the video is clips of news broadcasts with commentary by a narrator. It is most chilling because it does not embellish the truth at all. These are news reports that I remember seeing and many were discrepancies that I considered briefly myself.
You can watch the whole hour and a half movie here
And if that link fails, try here
I was talking to a friend about this recently and she said that she had seen that movie about how the moon landing didn’t happen. She said that it sounded extremely convincing while you were watching it. I think that I am going to have to watch that movie soon. It is really quite an interesting phenomenon. Or maybe it’s not a phenomenon… . . . I want to believe.
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Hmm, I have just read several reviews of the movie, “Conspiracy Theory: Did We Land on the Moon” and it does not compare to the movie above in any way.
Hmmm.
I saw this video recently. While I think the fellow *is* on to something, I don’t think he has it quite right.
I’ve been meaning to re-watch the movie and make notes on it, but it will take some time before I have the time to invest in that.
I suspect that WTC 7 was *probably* demolished, on purpose. I do believe that the main towers did fail due to fire/impact damage, though.
One of the things I have seen that no one seems to talk about, is that the melting point of steel isn’t the issue – that is the temperature it turns into a liquid. The temperature that matters is when the steel begins to soften from the heat.
There is a ton of research I have to do first… Where does the time go?
>I don’t think he has it quite right.
The movie doesn’t talk too much about their theory. It’s compelling because it sticks to the known facts.