I bet they smell nice and ripe too from the look of them.
Whackos.
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Absolutely, but what is more disturbing is the PRESS COVERAGE of these Whackos. This kind of sickness should be given zero coverage by the MSM. To think our own Government would attack us in such a manner and not one of the conspirators has "leaked" during a period where leakers are coming out of the woodwork, shows you how nuts this is. Can anyone imagine how many people would have to be involved in this plot, planting the charges, piloting the planes, NORAD, USAF, whisking the airline passengers away to Area 51 while remote planes flew into the targets, triggering the explosives, firing the missile into the pentagon, etc.,etc.,etc.? Truly mindboggling - this conspiracy is covered very well on Errhead Amerika where one will find the "true believers" (they call themselves Truth Seekers, and Truth To Power crowd). Even if it is insane, the sane will grab onto it because is satisfies their insatiable need to HATE THE BUSH CRIME FAMILY!!
I have listened in on Alex Jones's radio program. Because of his gruff voice and blatant statements, my first impression was that he is some wild reactionary. But after analyzing what he is for and what he is against, I began to realize that he is against practically everything and for practically nothing. So I began to wonder if he is intentionally using people's ignorant fears as a tool to destroy conservatism (and as a means for enriching himself in the process).
His blatant claims about a controlled destruction of the twin towers AFTER they were struck by planes is so incredibly stupid that I cannot fathom why he has so many believers. "Incredibly stupid" is how I would characterize any setting up of devices for controlled demolition when the effects of flying large airliners loaded with fuel into the buildings supposedly prepared for demolition were not known. Such massive destruction could have easily wiped out key parts for the supposed LATER controlled demolition.
Alex Jones's radio guests are only those who are willing to go along with his "inside job" theory. His screening system for callers must be working well for him. I have never heard a caller questioning any aspect of his ridiculous theory.
Although it is wise to leave judgments about the motives of people to the Judge of us all, in these dangerous times, I also think it is wise to regard Alex Jones as someone who is becoming a danger, whatever his motives are. He loves to stir up distrust, without just cause, of decent conservatives in positions of power in the federal government, which I regard as a welcome relief from the wickedness of the Clinton Administration.