To wrap it up. We don't have any theory. We have strong suspicions that certain elements within the Bush adm were responsible. But, we don't have any proof. One thing that we are absolutly certain of, is that the official story is false, and that is enough.
In other words you do have a theory: a theory that somebody from the US Government was responsible. This is a positive claim and you must back it with evidence. If you don't have evidence for the full story, you must provide sufficient evidence to justify further inquiry.
You can't say because x doesn't make sense y must have occurred. This is a God of the Gaps argument.
Furthermore, we don't have to justify, to you or anyone else, the evidence-based conclusions about what happened on 9/11 (based not on a single government story but on many investigations and studies worldwide), because the world continues to function on the basis that these conclusions are fundamentally correct: there is consensus.
You have to convince the world that your version is correct and you're doing a terrible job so far. Ultimately, we don't care if you're convinced or not because you're insignificant.
What is annoying, though, is that the truther "argument" is constructed from inaccuracies, misrepresentations and downright lies and that some people are taken in by this. It is to counter this despicable behaviour (lying for "truth") many of us try and expose the nonsense that passes for CT "thought". Nobody likes a bunch of scam artists and, even if they aren't significant enough to make a difference in the big scheme of things (and, believe me, you aren't), it is for the people who are befuddled and exploited by this big lie, and the people who are pained by the accusations you make, that we call you out on your BS.
You have nothing, you are nothing, and we will continue to show this to the world.
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