The 9/11 Truther Credo

Orphia Nay

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The 9/11 Truther Credo.

a.k.a.: The 9/11 TWOOfer Credo

(Inspired by (and text in blue shamelessly stolen from) The Woo-Woo Credo.)



Google “9/11 truth”. Think, “Wooooo”. Keep clicking on googlebombed links. Think, “Woo” some more. Refer to your googling as “real research”. Keep thinking, “Woo”.


Connect the dots. Read about “holes in the official story”. Make leaps to conclusions between one “hole” and another. Those dots just don’t connect themselves, you know.


Never look for the simplest, most obvious cause of something. Refrain from mentioning Occam's Razor (it's your nemesis). Instead, use Smacco’s Razor. “It couldn’t have been 19 hijackers – it must have been one big, corrupt gubmint/media.”


Fight strawmen valiantly. Repeatedly state that 9/11 was not caused by “Arabs in caves”, and that burning jet fuel alone did not bring down the buildings. Accuse your opponents of being George Bush-lovers, and dismiss their evidence accordingly.


Misuse technical terms as often as possible. The terms “squib” and “pyroclastic flow” are your friends.


Use one myth to support another myth.
“They were going to create a false-flag operation (Northwoods) in the Sixties therefore 9/11 was an inside job”.
“Oswald didn’t kill Kennedy therefore 9/11 was an inside job”.
“9/11 was an inside job therefore anyone who disagrees with me is a disinformation agent”.


Smoke weed copiously. You can never have enough paranoia and crazy thoughts.


Embrace paranoia. When someone uses facts to prove one of your claims wrong, call them a “disinformation agent”, “shill”, or say that they are “spinning”.


Always claim that the other guy is "closed-minded" and that you're as free-thinking as a newborn baby. Other woo-woos love the concept of "open-mindedness" and will take you into their inner circle without question. They have no tolerance for those "mean old nasty" types who demand evidence for everything.


You must believe that the word "anomaly" means proof of sinister gubmint activity.


Use the word "anomaly" as often as possible. If you can’t spell it, say ‘holes in the official story’.


Pontificate, use diatribe and rhetoric. Call your opponents, “sheeple” and urge them to “wake up”. They may have gone to sleep during your rants. They also need urging to “connect the dots” as you have.


Use Caps-Lock in the word “TRUTH” wherever possible, or at least capitalize the first letter of “Truth”. Better still, SHOUT TO GET YOUR POINT ACROSS. Bystanders may be as easily swayed as you are, you hope.


Call the “official story” (the scientific, evidence-based, professional investigation and conclusion) the “official conspiracy theory” so that easily swayed people will, in one fell swoop, stop using logic, science and evidence to analyse the material.


Call yourself a “skeptic”, so that easily swayed people will, in one fell swoop, think you are using logic, science and evidence in your discussion.


Accuse your opponent of being a liar, or try some other tactic that will (hopefully) make him angry. If he responds in kind to your endless taunts, change the subject to his anger, and accuse him of name calling. If he accuses you of provoking him, then you have changed the subject of the debate. If he stays on topic, keep the heat up. The Believers in the audience will forgive the worst verbal attacks you use, but they will think even the mildest replies he makes to you are personal attacks that undermine his argument.


Change the subject. When discussing the WTC, quote the reports of loud explosions and Steven Jones’ theory of therm*te, and then when someone points out those quotes are incompatible, refer to or post a long cut’n’pasted article from rense.com about Bush needing to be impeached.


Use incredulity.
Re: WTC7:
“I can’t believe that a WTC building not hit by a plane collapsed!”
So WTC1 & 2 collapsed?
“Er, no, they had to be demolished too.”


Ask questions. That makes it look as though you’ve done some thinking (or parroting).


Ignore answers. Keep asking the same questions. Think, “Wooooo”. It’s fun to say, “Wooooo”. 9/11 is all about fun, right? And feeling like you’re doing some “real research” and investigation. Because. They’re. Never. Going. To. Re-open. 9/11. Based. On. Your. “Investigation”.


Have inflated self-esteem. “All the structural engineers in the world are wrong, but I know the TRUTH”.


Derail. In discussion forums, when others are discussing a topic, introduce a 9/11 twoof-related question. When someone replies with a quick debunk, make a huge post uploading all your brain’s delusions, and expect everyone to debunk them succinctly yet in depth, and to not refer to physics, engineering, FEMA, NIST, etc, or 9/11 Myths, Popular Mechanics, Mark Roberts, Wikipedia, etc, etc. When they try, accuse them of being disinformation agents. If they don’t try, claim you’ve proven the “inside job”.
 
... Never use the suggested quote-button - it´s a trap!
 
I love it. Add in a bit about "Experts are useless" and we will have it complete.

TAM:)
 
and play Come Join Us by Bad Religion over and over and over and over and over again
 
Excellent, orphia nay!

Also, could add the usual tWOOfer mantra that they "don't need no stinkin' evidence" because all they need is "common sense" to totally debunk hundreds of real live experts in all of the relevant fields, because they personally just "know" more than all of those actual experts in physics, engineering, communications, aeronautics, mechanics, videography, photography, military operations, and all manner of numerous branches of science, technology, arts, humanities, law - you name it, they just "know" it.
 
Thanks, T.A.M. and LashL. :) :)

"Mad libs"... hehehe. :)

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Claim that you are “obviously” and “clearly” using “common sense” and that “experts are useless”. Ignore the fact that experts in physics, engineering, communications, aeronautics, mechanics, videography, photography, military operations, and all manner of numerous branches of science, technology, arts, humanities, and law disagree with the twoofer version, and be adamant that “it stands to reason” that the official story “doesn’t add up”. Use common sense and be incredulous that WTC2 fell first, and don’t “add up” the fact that the plane’s impact site was 20 floors lower than WTC1’s.

(With acknowledgement to T.A.M., NickUK, LashL and Curnir.)
 
The news is controlled, unless you like the story.
Government officials are liars, unless you like what they say.
Use your own assumptions to prove your theory (i.e., you can ignore all government reports because the government did it).
FACT typed in caps means NOT EVEN REMOTELY TRUE.
Self-contradiction? OK!
When in doubt, smear.
 
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Put as many people as you can on "ignore", esp. if they actually identify the many gaping flaws in your "evidence"
 
Claim that you are “obviously” and “clearly” using “common sense” and that “experts are useless”. Ignore the fact that experts in physics, engineering, communications, aeronautics, mechanics, videography, photography, military operations, and all manner of numerous branches of science, technology, arts, humanities, and law disagree with the twoofer version, and be adamant that “it stands to reason” that the official story “doesn’t add up”. Use common sense and be incredulous that WTC2 fell first, and don’t “add up” the fact that the plane’s impact site was 20 floors lower than WTC1’s.

Don't forget the follow-up:

Once your "obvious" "common sense" has been shown to be insane gibberish, create a sock, and then make the exact same arguments, but this time claiming you can't use "common sense", you MUST use physics! Accuse anyone using "common sense" of being a small-minded idiot sheeple.

But be sure to never, ever, actually use any physics (or math! Blech!). Just make broad claims about "physics states this" and "physics dictates that".
 
NEVER engage people who respond politely and factually. Only engage those who are clearly irritated with having rebutted the same tripe over and over. Then complain that they have resorted to taunts and insults because they can't rebut your claims.
 
NEVER engage people who respond politely and factually. Only engage those who are clearly irritated with having rebutted the same tripe over and over. Then complain that they have resorted to taunts and insults because they can't rebut your claims.
as a corrollary to this, dont bother searching past threads and topics to see what issues have been discussed previously, your evidence is rock solid and anyone who sees it cant help but be convinced of an inside job, since the folks you are engaging dont believe in an inside job, they could not have seen the evidence you have
 
Also, any professional qualifications you or your fellow conspiracists have can be misrepresented, bolstered or simply plucked from thin air during a debate.

Remember - the shills have the entire NWO apparatus on their side; you're allowed some leeway too.
 
Never post on topic - when backed into a corner change the subject. This prevents any subject's being resolved and allows debunked material to be recycled.

Bring up previously debunked material. This cycle of the same material will prevent anyone from realizing that any one of the many theories lacks a cohesive narrative or makes sense globally.

Treat all information and sources as equal. Youtube, AFP, other conspiracy sites, are equal to the NYT, scientific reports, and expert opinion. Anyone who disagrees is calling your sources liars.

Never answer questions, your job is to ask the questions. This allows you to keep enough controll of the debate to prevent the house of cards from falling all around you. Ban anyone who asks too many questions from your forums.
 
:newlol Great additions!!!

I'm going to add most of those replies (there are a couple which are specific only to one or two individual CTists here) to the Credo, giving credit, and upload the whole thing to my blog (small and insignificant that it is), but I'm thinking I might see about getting some free web space for it. If you object, or have any further suggestions, do the post-ish thingy.
 
:newlol Great additions!!!

I'm going to add most of those replies (there are a couple which are specific only to one or two individual CTists here) to the Credo, giving credit, and upload the whole thing to my blog (small and insignificant that it is), but I'm thinking I might see about getting some free web space for it. If you object, or have any further suggestions, do the post-ish thingy.

When it's up, post a link to it here. Love to see it.
 

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