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Gold9472 said:I just think any theory the Government is more than willing to "expose" in their critiques of the 9/11 Truth Movement, is a dangerous theory for us to promote.
rayrayjones said:no doubt you are right about promoting "iffy" theories.....
but i don't think they are hiding the videos just to spring them upon us to prove we are nuts.
they picked those videos up from the surrounding businesses quickly and put the pentagon videos away in their vault (or wherever)....as if they needed to hide something....i don't think they anticipated this one point so as to prove us wrong later....remember they only released those 5 frames of video after the Thierry Meyssan made his claim that is wasn't a boeing 757. they could have just released the all video. that would have ended the discussion quickly, and made the movement (once/if it sprang up) less effective.
there are many dangerous theories to promote, like the one saying Bush did it....i think that does real harm because it avoids the true nature of the beast...the corrupt corporate-government complex...our wonderful fascist state....gettin rid of bush does not solve the long term problems, it only provides short term solutions...plus it immediately turns off republicans and crazy, blind bush lovers.
as for the pentagon, i think it is much more damaging to the official story if we focus not on the "where is the plane" but rather the impossibility of the flight path for a 757, the horrible pilot the gov't has said was flying the plane, and the amount of time the plane was supposedly off radar without any interceptors being launched...follow that up with Norman Mineta's testimony about Cheney and the aides conversation, "the plane is 40 miles out, 30 miles out, etc"
if people were not so emotionally attached to the official story these questions would stick in their brain easily...but i've said before, people are more likely to accept visual evidence instead of using thought and reasoning to deduce that the official story is BS.
on a semi-related question: if remote control take-over of planes can turn off transponders, could it not also change the code to allow it to send a friendly signal which would allow it to penetrate the airspace over the pentagon without the anti-aircraft battery firing on it?
There are some people who try to make the notion of some kind of airliner hitting the Pentagon some kind of ‘required credential’ before you can be taken seriously as a researcher in this field, which I think is absolutely absurd. And I would just take this opportunity to say we don’t need ‘gatekeepers’ ‘border guards’ ‘Thought Police’ or whatever, in this debate we need, rather, an open debate in which it’s perfectly legitimate to attack people for their ideas, but not this kind of ad hominem stuff.
reprehensor said:Well, I've about had it with the division created by the notion that Thierry Meyssan and Dave Von Kleist are some sort of 5th column here to trip up the "9/11 Truth Movement".
The very notion itself is an unfounded Conspiracy Theory, which, compared to Meyssan's 'it wasn't a plane' theory, is wholly unsupported by any facts whatsoever.
In an irony too mind-numbing to be contrived, we find several 9/11 researchers in alignment with the US State Dept. assertion that, "Yes Virginia, Thierry Meyssan is a misinformation specialist."
And in the topsy-turvy Bizzarro universe which could only exist in a Neocon fever dream, the State Dept. web-site, (I shit you not), links to Rense.com to prove that Thierry Meyysan is a liar!
Now, who is directing who to 'misinformation' here?
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I've been watching this little play unfold, and from what I can remember, it's roots begin in May, 2004, with Daniel Hopsicker's venemous article, "The Red Herrings of 9/11", which Carol Brouillet responds to here.
Read both articles and tell me who is trying to create division, who has his knickers in a wad, and who is honestly trying to let everyone have a fair say?
Now, Hopsicker has a right to feel neglected and even maligned by the mainstream press, because he has been.
But that has absolutely fuck-all to do with the fact that there are theories that conflict with his.
But don't worry, Hopsicker, because you too are a CIA fake. Just ask Fintan Dunne, who helpfully, without anybody even asking, provided us with this helpful guide;
"The CIA's Internet Fakes"
Thank God. Hopsicker was leading me astray. Thank you Fintan, thank you. I love you, man.
No I don't.
Then of course, there's Rabinowitz, who seems to have a real hard-on for Von Kleist.
I mean, he's practically saying, "If only everyone would check with ME to find out what is disinfo and what is not, I wouldn't have to send emails to other webmasters smearing Dave Von Kleist as a disinfo artist..."
Spare me thy platitudes, Rabinowitz, Fintan Dunne has already cast ye into the wildes!
You CIA fake, you!
And again, who is creating division? The CTers who come up with misguided, off the wall theories, or the 'real researchers' who with frightening alacrity align themselves with the US State Dept., and have decided that Dave Von Kleist must be sent into the desert as a scapegoat for the 'movement'?
I find it just pathetic that Rabinowitz offers us a deconstruction of the State Dept. 'Misinfo' site, but only on the stuff he disagrees with. He asks us to firmly reject (I'm paraphrasing) disinfo... but I guess he means only when it suits your particular Theory (in Rabinowitz's case, 'peak oil' as prime motivator).
I'm with Tarpley on all of this bullshit;