I guess I'm gonna have to repeat myself again. Above I have acknowledged the plane
eyewitnesses in my response to Carlitos in my previous post. You've asked basically
the same thing.
The question here is are you basing your doubts on low quality screen grabs and youtube videos like jammonius is? Then there's your problem.
I've actually met and have worked along side people who were there and saw it with their own eyes. That's just for starters.
You don't seem to be familiar with concepts of propaganda where opinions are
routinely presented as facts<snip>
I'm very familiar with the concept of propaganda. The brasscheck garbage you're pushing is a prime example of it.
and of abuse of power and false flag operations where
evidence is routinely tampered with, forged or concealed. Let me give you two
examples right from the top of my head - Colin Powell's "official evidence" about
WMDs in Iraq and Pentagon's official and elaborate diagram about the super modern
underground cave complexes in Afganistan -<snip>
This would be another example of 9/11 truth propaganda you've bought into:
"False flag operations".
"Evidence is routinely tampered with, forged or concealed."
Straight out of the Truther's Buzzword Dictionary and Coloring Book, which assumes that anyone who agrees with the official narrative is a NWO shill.
both have been heavily disseminated through
media which I believe you are very well aware of. In effect these were the
examples of lies presented as evidence. And manufactured in a perfectly
compartmentalized environments of government, administration, military and secret
services where everyone but a few just do their jobs without questions...
And you know this... how? Are you one of those "few"?
It happened before many times in history - the people in power _will_ lie and
fabricate evidence if they choose to and if it suits their ends.
But when your brasscheck video tries to draw a conclusion based on "evidence" it fabricates, that's OK then?
IMHO a true
skeptic won't ever accept a piece of evidence, be it official or not, for its face
value.
That assumes I've come to a conclusion based on one side of the story, which isn't true. For instance, just as I know case for the war in Iraq was a huge crock, I've come to the same conclusion in regard to 9/11 truth. The case for war relied upon wildly implausible scenarios such as massive ammounts of hidden WMD and bin Laden in cahoots with Saddam. 9/11 truth does that on an expotential scale. 9/11 truth begins at a conclusion - that Cheney masterminded the whole thing for instance - and works backward to find "evidence" to fit their pet theories, disregarding any contradiction that shows up along the way. It's for this reason that there's so many competing theories, but they do have at least have one thing in common: They are highly implausible, every single one of them. I know this because as with Iraq, I've studied both sides of the issue and come to these conclusions on my own.
But let's get back on track here - of course I've considered the source of the clip
to the effect that they present an interpretation of the media coverage of
911. I didn't know the footage of the last two thirds and after examining it and
considering it was on air right on 911, I conclude we were presented with a
_conspiracy theory_. Do you agree?
No. We were presented with speculation, not facts. I'm not sure what the problem is. Do you think people aren't bright enough to understand what was happening?
About the eyewitness from the clip. If you honestly believe that the guy was a
genuine eyewitness with a prophetic _opinion_, then I guess it answers my
question and I won't pester you with it again. I just remain skeptical.
What if I told you I shared his opinion and at about the same time he did? No offense but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out what happened to those buildings.
This is the last time I'll respond to this line of questioning as it is not on the thread topic and the mods have warned us several times to stay on topic. If you wish to continue, please start your own thread.