[Dawnsblood]

No it explains how a few people can grab a few sound bites and weave them into a conspiracy. There is no conspiracy, there is no evil shame. Please stop pushing this... it is retarded.

[Halfmanhalfamazing]

^^^^^^^^^^^No it explains how a few people can grab a few sound bites and weave them into a conspiracy.^^^^^^^^^^^^

Perhaps you've got another explanation for the lack of border security?

Check out the puzzle. Most of these pieces fit together beautifully.(scarily is more accurate)

[AmericanInTokyo]

"No it explains how a few people can grab a few sound bites and weave them into a conspiracy. There is no conspiracy, there is no evil shame. Please stop pushing this... it is retarded."

Uh, I have an idea.

Try reading the book first.

Then, you might know something about it.

[Quix]

Wish I had the luxury of believing such notions.

Studying the organizations' own documents under their own imprints 1965-69 in my job and lots since then . . . leaves me no choice but to reject such assumptions.

I do realize that such assumptions allow a lot of people to sleep easier.

For many years, there was dozens of clusters of evidence buried under tons of very boring stuff that few people bothered with.

Then after a decade or two, there was 100's of clusters of evidence--most of it still buried under tons of very boring stuff that few people bothered with--but not so much as before and not all of it.

Then the last decade or two some of the more alert, awake and unblind have had access to thousands of clusters of evidence with some rather easy to access.

But it's inconvenient to a lot of comforting assumptions to delable it as conspiracy nonsense/tinfoil. And, since sleep and short-term comfort are more important than reality and long term security, safety . . . sheeple are much more likely to assume untruths about uncomfortable facts.