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Originally Posted by StuartD
Oh Franck, you should know by now that it's not up to a conspiracy theorist to prove anything, just to question the already present proof... or, lack there of.
It's not some brain malfunction that causes these questions, it's not some "idiot" gene they all share... it's a simple need to question things, such as... the lack of plane, the lack of damage to the lawn, the lack of wing damage to the building, yatta yatta yatta.
This raises questions.... not a need to prove anything contrary. Just a desire to know if what they're being told is true or not.
So to ask someone to speculate what happened to the plane is just that, speculation. To question what happened to the plane is a perfectly normal piece of human curiosity.
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The problem with the conspiracy theorists is that they go too far. They go from coming up with insightful questions to making outlandish and unsubstantiated claims.
Is the government hiding crap from 9/11? Of course. What is it? Probably the fact that they are morons and weren't prepared and still aren't prepared. They are saving their jobs, not covering up some crazy conspiracy theory.
People who come up with this crap don't have an ounce of common sense. So it wasn't a plane that hit? So what happened to the 60+ people who boarded a plane that day and never came home? Are you telling me that hundreds of US government employees, American Airlines employees, air traffic controllers, witnesses on the ground, foreign countries, and relatives of the people who died are all in on this? That not one of them would break the biggest story in the history of modern civilization? That not one of them would leak this? That not one of them would sell their story?
Come on. This government leaks EVERYTHING. If something was up, it would be front page of every news source in the world within minutes. Some of you guys make good points on things and I'm sure some things the government lied about, but when you go too far, you kill all credibility you have.