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To: B4Ranch

Thank you, I will have that happy life.

I’m not arguing for the official version of events, or even that the entire event wasn’t orchestrated. I’m just pointing to the evidence.

A controlled demolition is not necessary to support the argument that it was a “false flag” event, and since all the physical evidence, and the very scope of the required conspiracy, deny that possibility; why muddy the waters with it?

How many people (not high level string-pullers, but grunt labor...) would have to be involved to pull that off? Yet not one single person has ever come forward claiming to have been involved in, or even aware of, any such activity. No death-bed confessions, nothing. The logistics of such an act are simply absurd.

I don’t believe anything without evidence, and there is not one shred of physical evidence that any of those buildings was demo’ed (or needed to be).


142 posted on 12/23/2013 3:49:22 PM PST by Hugh the Scot
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To: Hugh the Scot

You may find it amazing that there have been no death bed confessions. I don’t. Why not? There are many soldiers / mercenaries / CIA operators and official CIA agents who die without ever telling anyone who their actual employer was, or where in this world they actually lived while maintaining an address in some small Podunk farm town out in the middle of nowhere. Why do they do this? Simple - they believed in what they were doing.

Yes, there are people who can work at a black job without ever questioning what the political reasoning for their labor is.


147 posted on 12/23/2013 5:03:00 PM PST by B4Ranch (Name your illness, do a Google & YouTube search with "hydrogen peroxide". Do it and be surprised.)
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