Do you ever follow the stream of your illogical scenarios?
Regardless of which theory they support, which questions they think are the most valid, which clique they fall into, there are two words they all have to work into the equation somehow:
Popular Mechanics
If PM isn't "in on it," there's not a single 9/11 CT which can begin to make sense, because they couldn't possibly be SO thorough and just be mistaken. They either truly confirm the mythical "official version," or they systematically engaged in the cover-up with smoke and mirrors in an attempt to stifle the "truth."
Popular Mechanics is, for the most part, a car magazine. A magazine which has been around since 1902. Their explanation is "people were asking questions, we wanted to find the answers. We're into that sort of thing."
For PM to be on it, there are only two possible scenarios:
1. The NWO had been running a magazine for 99 years preparing to use it as a tool for when their grand plan would finally come to fruition... the whole time masquerading as an innocuous dentist's office mag talking about crank shafts.
2. The NWO took over an entire writing staff, or spent years filtering them into their positions, and replaced the original science geeks with their own disinfo scientists without anyone ever complaining or noticing for that matter. And finally, presenting this fraud to a public (including some smart guys) who just weren't smart enough to see through the lies theologians and paranoids do.
Now, what was that about being illogical?
