Thanks for that, DGM. Nice coverage by CNN.
I was at the memorial and the preview museum last Saturday and not a truther twat in sight.
Hopefully the park authorities won't allow them to pester people like they used to the last time I was there in 2010.
Actually I was hoping I saw one and if they tried to speak with me I would have been very unfriendly and probably used unasterisked words.
I loved NYC this time, especially Central Park in the sunshine.![]()
Just finished reading the Ventura/Woods thread on the FB page ReThink911. A lot of detailed comments by someone calling himself Alan Haire. Can someone rectify to whom he is?
Since I live and breathe NYC every day of my life. I am planning a trip to The 911 Memorial Museum. If one of those A&E Truthers approaches me with one of those whacky brochures, I guarantee you I will tell them to, "get the....out of here" and throw it right back in their face. This is one New Yorker that bites!
No say nothing to them just take a brochure and walk by. Then a few minutes later walk past them again and take another. That way you deprive other people of these brochures.
I don't think it was. I thought it was very one-sided. They didn't say what any of the claims made by AE911Truth actually were and simply dismissed them out of hand as 'crazy' and 'false'.Nice coverage by CNN.
They have no "side". This is what happens when you "just ask questions" and don't actually do any work.I don't think it was. I thought it was very one-sided. They didn't say what any of the claims made by AE911Truth actually were and simply dismissed them out of hand as 'crazy' and 'false'.
I don't think it was. I thought it was very one-sided. They didn't say what any of the claims made by AE911Truth actually were and simply dismissed them out of hand as 'crazy' and 'false'.
Look, you guys have had almost 13 years to get people to listen to you and take your claims seriously. You can't even all agree on exactly what happened that day; all you have is nitpicking irrelevant minutiae and bamboozling people with technobabble.

That's why they need your tax deductible donation to ask for an independent investigation with all the answers. The actual questions are not important, it's the need to ask and raise funds to do so.
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Offer to help pass a bunch out and toss them in the garbage.![]()
No say nothing to them just take a brochure and walk by. Then a few minutes later walk past them again and take another. That way you deprive other people of these brochures.
All of 911 truth claims are idiotic claptrap.I don't think it was. I thought it was very one-sided. They didn't say what any of the claims made by AE911Truth actually were and simply dismissed them out of hand as 'crazy' and 'false'.
I don't think it was. I thought it was very one-sided. They didn't say what any of the claims made by AE911Truth actually were and simply dismissed them out of hand as 'crazy' and 'false'.
I don't think it was. I thought it was very one-sided. They didn't say what any of the claims made by AE911Truth actually were and simply dismissed them out of hand as 'crazy' and 'false'.
I'm not sure. If the CNN report was taking the advice of that Guardian article (very interesting by the way - thanks for the link) then they wouldn't have covered the story at all. This wasn't a story about building collapses or terrorist acts but one specifically about AE911Truth.Spreading those lies would be bad journalism and a clear case of false balance.
I'm not sure. If the CNN report was taking the advice of that Guardian article (very interesting by the way - thanks for the link) then they wouldn't have covered the story at all. This wasn't a story about building collapses or terrorist acts but one specifically about AE911Truth.
Either CNN shouldn't have covered the story at all or they should have covered what the AE911Truth claims actually were, i.e., covered the story properly. This CNN report was telling the audience to form a negative opinion on AE911Truth and not to worry about the specifics of any of the claims before forming it.
I'm not sure. If the CNN report was taking the advice of that Guardian article (very interesting by the way - thanks for the link) then they wouldn't have covered the story at all. This wasn't a story about building collapses or terrorist acts but one specifically about AE911Truth.
Either CNN shouldn't have covered the story at all or they should have covered what the AE911Truth claims actually were, i.e., covered the story properly. This CNN report was telling the audience to form a negative opinion on AE911Truth and not to worry about the specifics of any of the claims before forming it.
I'm not sure. If the CNN report was taking the advice of that Guardian article (very interesting by the way - thanks for the link) then they wouldn't have covered the story at all. This wasn't a story about building collapses or terrorist acts but one specifically about AE911Truth.
Either CNN shouldn't have covered the story at all or they should have covered what the AE911Truth claims actually were, i.e., covered the story properly. This CNN report was telling the audience to form a negative opinion on AE911Truth and not to worry about the specifics of any of the claims before forming it.
That they have to lie so their intended audience will pay attention to them and continue to give them money?