eske wrote:
1) A plausible motive. For anything to be worth doing the reward has to outwiegh the risks or else people have no motivation to do it. Please establis some kind of motive, even if you pull it out of your ***, before continuing. Would you jump into a pool of starving sharks for a dollar? Nither would Bush. Why? Because it's not worth it.
I posted what I thought was a relevant motive. Perhaps you'd like to coment on it.
eske wrote:
2) An explination of how they did it. Did they fly real planes into the WTC or was is cruise missiles? If not real planes, then how did the fake the existance of all the victims onboard the hijacked aircraft? Where are the aircraft? How did they get the people at both the FAA and all the involved airlines to go along with this. Remeber, eventually all these record become public domain under the freedom of information act. They have to match the official story or else our conspirators will be undone.
You can't generate a plausible theory before you collect all the data. We need to have a real investigation into these matters before we begin to draw conclusioins.
On the FBI's most wanted poster of Osama Bin Laden he's not wanted for 9/11, just the '93 wtc bombing. When asked about it the FBI spokesman comented that they didn't have sufficiant evidence that Bin Laden was responsible for the attacks.
And as for the 9/11 comission, there are multitudes of reasons why such investigations can't be considered authoritative. Don't take my word for it, 25 current and former intelligence officials from orginizations like the CIA, FBI, FAA, DoD, Naval Intelligence, and Homeland Security signed
this letter to Congress heavily critisizing the 9/11 commission.
Ultimately, no theory will be acceptable until a real investigation has been conducted considering any and all of the possible evidence concerning 9/11 including testemony by subpena and accountability for "mistakes" made by officials within our government. A good example is that Steven Jones, a concerned citizen with the expertise to study the steel for evidence of demolitions, is the only effing person to conduct such a study! Obviously if there's no foul play there's certainly a gross inadequecy in our government's ability to investigate crucial events and protect us from a highly preventable attack. However, as I'd be more than happy to proove, there's ample evidence that such failures
are the result of foul play and we need to do something about it.
"eske" wrote:
3) Enough statements that do not include the phrase "everybody knows that ______ is controlled by the government" or any permutation of that wretched argument to make your case in full. It was pointed out in another thread that everybody knows the governemnt controlls the media. Oh really? Guess I'm not included in everybody then.
I resent the fact that you're insinuating that I'm making generalizations without pointing out how I may be doing so. Essentially you're being a hypocrite by making a generalization without giving any evidence to support it.
"eske" wrote:
4) A good understanding of occams razor and the process of logical reasoning. If you're making leaps like, "There were four clouds in the sky on an odd numbered day, so it must have been F-15 firing missiles." I don't want to talk to you. Ever.
Again, you're making unfair insinuations. Actually occams razor has been brought up in this thread and I think that such principles should certainly be applied to the interpretation of evidence.
eske" wrote:
5) A healthy respect for the people who did loose their lives that day, and no, trying to find the "truth about this" doesn't count. Loose that respect and I have none for you.
I can't believe that you're saying this. I don't understand how in any way questioning the status quo about what happened is disrespectful at all to the victems and those who where directly effected by 9/11. I do, however, think it's disrespectful to speak on behalf of such people saying what thier feelings are about 9/11 and who they think was responsible. It's our duty to make sure that those who are accountable for this attack are identified and held accountable, and public discourse is a vital component in this process.
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The kind of conspiracy theory that you're pushing is completely implausible. It's loaded with inconsistencies and potential error which undermine the kind of precision that someone would need to execute what would be the most horrific con in the history of mankind. There's massive potential for error with controlling witnesses, documents, and the media. Why would the government take such absurd risks? There's the inconsitency of citing Al'Qaeda as the culprit and attacking Afghanistan, if the motive was actually to seize Iraq for oil. Our government has already had to say "mea culpa" about the WMD fiasco. Why would these issues even arise if they were to orchestrate 9/11 with such intents?
A conspiracy like the one you're implying reeks of heavy-handedness that counters the relative cunning that you'd like to believe the government had. There are methods to achieve a greater military presence which are hundreds of times more viable than what you suggest.
You say that such conspiracy thoerys as those that I advocate are full of inconsistancies and are implausible. Perhaps you should address the exact thoeries that I'm promoting and tell me how they are inconsistant with facts and implausable rather than making a blanket statement putting everything into a convinient package that can be stamped and labled without even looking into and confronting it's contents.
It's funny that you should mention the relationship between Al'Qaeda and Iraq. It seems very odd to me that they used the war on terror as a pretext to make war with Iraq. It doesn't seem implausable to me that Al'Qaeda is just a patsy orginization meant to rally public support for a war on the middle east, as that seems to be what it's done. Especially considering that the FBI themselves have admitted that they have no evidence linking 9/11 with Osama Bin Laden. (not to mention that many of the 19 highjackers have been found to be alive) There's no doubt that there's a governmental conspiracy, that's the very nature of the CIA and classified military documents. It's a question of what exactly they're conspiring and whether 9/11 was one of those operations.
And furthermore, who are you to understand what potential the government has and how they calculate risks. It's a fact that the CIA places agents in stratigic positions to oversee the workings of orginizations which effect global interests. It's certainly not implausible for such people to oversee compartmentalized operations on a need to know basis, keeping those under them in the dark while enacting plans that only a few people understand. It's possible that under such a system that they could orchistrate something like 9/11. And it's not unplausable for agents who understand what's going on to be silenced as is being done currently with many intelligence officials who have taken the role of whistle blowers.
I'd be happy to discuss all this on a case by case basis to give you the opertunity to proove how my thoeries are implausible and inconsistant. Currently I've been discussing evidence that demolitions where used to take down the WTC. Perhaps you've found some inconsistancies with those arguments that you'd like to point out. Just don't pigeon hole me and assume that I support all varieties of conspiracy thoeries as I know there are multitudes of thoeries that are based on weak evidence or even none at all.