[Racketeer]

I see Netflix has a series out about the Manhunt for Bin Laden. Loose Change paints an entirely different picture than the allowed propaganda provided by Netflix.

[supremedoctrine]

Yet as I remember Loose Change, it came out relatively early —3 years or so after 9-11, but didn’t seriously challenge any of the already dubious propaganda being pushed on the public.Instead it focused on a personal dimension of those affected by the catastrophe itself...I know it somehow highly regarded for its sincerity if nothing else

[supremedoctrine]

Yet as I remember Loose Change, it came out relatively early —3 years or so after 9-11, but didn’t seriously challenge any of the already dubious propaganda being pushed on the public.Instead it focused on a personal dimension of those affected by the catastrophe itself...I know it somehow highly regarded for its sincerity if nothing else

[ARB]

To me, the most interesting post-9/11 reporting was the coverage relating to the Pentagon, being little to none.
The White House and the Pentagon are unquestionably the two most guarded buildings in the country.
It is reasonably agreed that there is no area around or above the Pentagon that lacks full real-time coverage including but not limited to hundreds of video installations.
With that said, a great many questions could be asked.

[frogjerk]

Didn’t the first Loose Change documentary/theory claim the flight 11 people were heroes and the second Loose Change edit or volume state the people on flight 11 all landed safely in Cleveland or somewhere around there?