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Originally Posted by pocketkangaroo
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.
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I agree that the government knows more than they're telling us and they COULD quell a lot of this conspiracy crap by releasing the full video of the plane hitting the pentagon instead of a few still frames (they're being their own worst enemy there). But I don't think for a minute that the government had a hand in 9/11.
What bothers me about conspiracy theorists is they take "evidence" that simply can't be explained or noone has an answer for and take that as concrete evidence.
Imagine a murder down the street from your house 8 months ago and you and you're neighbor are both being questioned by police at the same time. When asked about a specific day 8 months ago, your neighbor gives a full minute by minute account of his whereabouts for 24 hours. YOU on the other hand look at the cop and say, "For the love of god, that was 8 months ago man. Unless I was sick, I'm sure I was working during the day. Other than that I have no bloody idea."
Who looks more guilty? The guy with NO answers, or the guy with ALL the answers?