I believe Loose Change is a load of BS.
I don't buy the idea that Dylan and co. are "just asking questions."
The slogan I hear over and over again is: "9/11 was an Inside Job!"
That's an accusation, not a question.
I believe Loose Change is not merely a vehicle for forcing a new investigation, but rather a propaganda piece pushing the Inside Job theory.
Case in point: In these very forums, before the "new" video of the Pentagon, the groundwork was being laid for how to keep the no-plane theory alive regardless of what the video showed.
Case A: The video shows very little, and we declare that the DoD is stalling because any video that shows what actually hit will prove that it wasn't AA77.
Case B: The video clearly shows AA77, and we declare that it was faked, since they've had plenty of time to do so, and the timing is very suspicious.
Either way you win, and the conspiracy lives on.
Now, with this kind of thinking, I don't see how a new investigation would possibly make any difference.
If you'll only accept one answer, then it's not an investigation, it's a rationalization.
I've had people tell me that they would love to be proven wrong, but I just haven't seen evidence that that's true in most cases.
I've also had people ask me, if I think this is all BS, why do I spend so much time arguing about it? Why don't I just ignore it and let them ask questions? Do I work for the gov't? Am I getting paid?
Despite what TheQuest believes, this is purely personal. And let me make one thing clear: I'm not trying to silence anyone, and I'm not trying to obstruct anyone from asking questions of the gov't.
I am fairly vocal towards the gov't on matters that are important to me, including 9/11. I was very supportive of the formation of a Commission to investigate 9/11.
Now, it would be one thing if I believed this was all true, or if it weren't an important topic. But since I don't, and it is, I find the perpetuation of the Inside Job theory both personally insulting (as a legacy of that day and as a failure of reasoning) and potentially damaging (as a distraction from real dangers and as an export to real enemies).
That's why I can't let it go without a challenge.