Yep. In 2005 he remembered that there were bombs in the north tower, something he had previously forgotten to tell his interviewers, NIST, and his lawyer in his grand conspiracy lawsuit. Easy thing to forget, those bombs.
He keeps forgetting that he wasn't the last survivor of the north tower.
He keeps forgetting that he didn't save hundreds of lives.
He forgot that his lawsuit was thrown out of court.
He forgot that most 9/11 Commission interviews weren't public or included in the report.
He forgot that he's been freely telling his story to the media.
He forgot that NIST did want to hear his story, then he forgot to tell them about the explosives.
He forgot to stop associating with hate-mongers.
He forgot that the 9/11 Commission did interview first responders.
He forgot that there were huge fires in WTC 7, confirmed by people he was with on 9/11.
He forgot that he didn't lose his job because of 9/11 but because complained about ABM, his employer.
He forgot to check the facts about the timing of his story, when flight 175 hit, the occupancy of the 34th floor, and the plausibility of 21 floors collapsing and stopping right above him, which no one else in the world noticed.
He forgot that steel framed buildings can and do collapse due to fire.
He forgot that Bush never said, "We don't need to investigate."
He forgot that it wasn't only FEMA that investigated the collapses.
He forgot that the official version doesn't say that jet fuel melted the tower columns.
He forgot to read the NIST report or the NIST FAQ.
He forgot to find evidence that steel was illegally removed from the site in order to hide it from inspection.
He forgot that he keeps saying his story hasn't changed, yet he also says that he initially believed the official explanation of the fireballs and collapses.
He forgot not to make accusations without evidence.
He forgot not to travel with and speak with and receive aid from anti-Semites.
He forgot not to speak at a conference run by notorious Holocaust deniers.
He forgot to interview Arturo Griffith, as he said he would.
He forgot that I wrote a detailed paper explaining these things to him.
He forgot to answer our questions when they got tough.
Forgetful guy, that William Rodriguez.
