Some of the name calling you’ve done:
“brainwashed lemming”
“misguided manipulator hell bent on forcing people to think your way”
“believe all the BS you do”
“an arrogant jerk”
“mindless lemming”
“you’re not smart enough”
Anti - you’re soo convincing, so persuasive...:)
Can’t you see that you’re like Obama - only you’re still trying to make a decision after 8 1/2 years, vs. 6 months (Afghanistan). No it’s not sad that I don’t question that planes hit the buildings, that 4 boxes meant to withstand intense heat and impact were not meant to be crushed under 1 Billion pounds of building (do you suppose they tested that ever before - Myth Busters should test that in a demolition of a building), and that 20 muzzie terrorist murderers mounted a coordinated attack based on tons of ancillary and video evidence.
It’s also not sad to conclude that W, who owned a baseball team and loves his wife would not carry out the worst government crime in US history - something your sad uncertainty is allowing for. Or bring that on Cheney, or Rumsfeld or who, the Israeli Mossad? So how did the Israeli Mossad carry this off? Were the planes empty? And people got those phone calls from Flight 93 - what was that about - was an Israeli operative in the front there - and then suddenly the USAF shot down that plane - or were muzzies in front there, and the USAF shot down that plane - or did Flight 93 crash on its own, over field in PA, strewn out?
Based on all the evidence from all the terrorist flights, that’s what I choose to think.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9/11_conspiracy_theories
“According to the magazine Skeptic, “[this] claim rests largely on unsupported assertions that the main body of the engine and other large parts of the plane turned up miles from the main wreckage site, too far away to have resulted from an ordinary crash. This is incorrect, because the engine was found only 300 yards from the main crash site, and its location was consistent with the direction in which the plane had been traveling.”[83] Michael K. Hynes, an airline accident expert who investigated the crash of TWA Flight 800 in 1996, says that, at very high velocities of 500 mph or more, it would only take a few seconds to move or tumble across the ground for 300 yards.[76][83]
Reports of wreckage discovered at Indian Lake by local residents are accurate. CNN reported that investigators found debris from the crash at least eight miles away from the crash site, including in New Baltimore.[84] However, according to CNN, this debris was all very light material that the wind would have easily blown away, and a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article from September 14, 2001 describes the material as “mostly papers”, “strands of charred insulation”, and an “endorsed paycheck”. The same article quotes FBI agent Bill Crowley that, “Lighter, smaller debris probably shot into the air on the heat of a fireball that witnesses said shot several hundred feet into the air after the jetliner crashed. Then, it probably rode a wind that was blowing southeast at about 9 m.p.h.”[85] Also, the distance between the crash site and Indian Lake was misreported in some accounts. According to the BBC, “In a straight line, Indian Lake is just over a mile from the crash site. The road between the two locations takes a roundabout route of 6.9 miles — accounting for the erroneous reports.”
By the way, are you and Debra Medina, LIHOP or MIHOP conspiracists?
You do believe the earth is warming don't you?
Listen. I've been nice to you. If my general comments have hit too close to home and the shoe fits then wear it but for me... I am through trying to reason with a bully. You wouldn't try to pull this crap on me in person I can assure you that. And that too is the "TRUTH!"
Now piss off. I'm still voting for Medina.
...so Paulistic. :)