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Originally Posted by MattO
If the government wanted us to think that a jetliner hit the Pentagon, they fly a fucking jetliner into the Pentagon not risk the possability of thousands of witnesses seeing a fucking missile.
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I agree, and I am one of the "Conspiracy Factualists". Over a hundred eye witnesses saw a passenger plane hit the pentagon. I think internet films like Loose Change, while they generally do a great service in raising questions, also do a lot of harm to the 911 Truth Movement by insisting that there was no plane. In a few years, when the pentagon finally releases full video showing the plane hit the pentagon, the mainstream press will have a field day saying "See! We told you all those conspiracy theories were crap!". That's what they are gearing up for.
There is a ton of evidence suggesting government complicity in 911 that eschews pseudo-scientific theories about collapsing towers, cruise missisles and other such things.
I have posted it before and I will post it again. READ THIS BOOK and find out all you need to know about 911 once and for all!!!!!!!!
Crossing the Rubicon: The Decline of the American Empire at the End of the Age of Oil
by Michael C. Ruppert
This is a detective story that gets to the innermost core of the 9/11 attacks. It places 9/11 at the center of a desperate new America, created by specific, named individuals in preparation for Peak Oil: an economic crisis like nothing the world has ever seen.
The attacks of September 11th, 2001 were accomplished through an amazing orchestration of logistics and personnel. Crossing the Rubicon discovers and identifies the key suspects and persons of interest - finding some of them in the highest echelons of American government - by showing how they acted in concert to guarantee that the attacks occurred and produced the desired result.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
From The Wilderness takes great pride in announcing Michael C. Ruppert's important investigative expose, Crossing the Rubicon, The Decline of the American Empire at the End of The Age of Oil has been added to the Harvard Business School's Baker Library. The importance and continued timeliness of this investigative masterpiece has now been recognized by one of the world's prestigious institutions of higher learning.
On learning of Rubicon's addition to the Harvard Business School's library, Mike Ruppert commented, "For as much as FTW has written negatively about Harvard and its impacts, it remains an educational powerhouse. The "bad guys" who went there, the leaders that have and will be coming from Harvard, don't go there for bad education. What Harvard does is teach the elites how to manage the world without changing it. That Rubicon has been selected for their library does not surprise me in the least. I hope it will have some influence on Harvard's graduates to see that major changes are inevitable. They and all the rest of the world are going to be confined together on a very troubled planet for a long, long time."
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