The most hilarious 9/11 truth moments

[Stellafane]

Alex Jones on History Channel declaring twoofers being mocked for being stupid is the same thing as persecuting Galileo for proving the earth is round.

Oh good God, did he really say that? If so, that would be hard to top on the hilarity scale. What a maroon...

Personally, I enjoyed Dylan Avery making a total fool of himself when his (very, very mistakenly as it turned out) assumed Kevin Smith was a fan.

 

[Viper Daimao]

I dunno, I think we have to put the BBC explaining to Dylan what a simile is up there. If only for the global audience part of it.

 

[Pardalis]

I remember this:
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2391944

From the Loose Change forum. It's funny to watch Merc dance around and avoid the questions as to the relevance of his photograph. What's good about it is that this time twoofers really, really didn't bite.

 

[Brainster]

Some more classic moments:

1. Dylan (and others) claiming that the South Park episode on the Troofers was actually sympathetic to the movement. The entire South Park episode was a delight, of course.

2. Spooked 9-11's experiments with the rabbit fencing.

3. The guy with the stackable office trays.

4. As an addendum to Sofia's idiocy about clunkety-clunk, remember that in the History Channel special, she claimed that "a major Republican" tried to say it 110 times and it took him something like three minutes.

5. Nico ranting about cults taking over the 9-11 Truth Movement in New York and getting argued with by a guy who then admits he's a LaRouchee.

 

[defaultdotxbe]

2. Spooked 9-11's experiments with the rabbit fencing.

come on, this has "valid experiment" written all over it

 

[Oliver]

One of the most hilarious truth-moments: [MP3: Bermas/Avery/Hufschmid]

Friday, 14, 2006 - [ MP3s : 1 - 2 ]
Winamp + WindowsMedia + RealMedia + QuickTime

 

[Myron Proudfoot]

Don't forget Spooked911's tower of paper towel tubes and his sketch of what he thought Flt 93 should have looked like. It was done on lined notebook paper and showed the plane sticking out of the ground like a giant tomato stake!

BTW, I went to look for Spooked's blog to see if I could find the picture. I didn't realize that he has 20! different blogs on 9-11!

 

[robeeb]

Thanks for the post Ref. Although I had already formed my opinion of the truth movement before joining this forum, I was not aware of just how ridiculous the truthers really are. These truther moments are embarassing and almost painful to watch. Truthers are constantly whining and complaining about "hit pieces", and skeptics trying to discredit and smear their "movement". Well, after seeing this post, it's obvious that the truthers don't need skeptics to discredit or smear them. They are doing a fine job of it all on their own.

 

[defaultdotxbe]

come on, this has "valid experiment" written all over it

fixed pic ^^

 

[mrbaracuda]

I rarely write it, but this time I just have to: lol

 

[steve s]

Let's not forget DylD'oh's cloak-and-dagger nonsense in obtaining the drawings to the twin towers, when it turned out that they had been available on the internet for quite a while. Just another shining example of his pathetic research skills.

Steve S.

 

[steve s]

Every time this buffoon opens his yapper.

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Which one of the CIT buffoons is that? I can never keep them straight.

Steve S.

 

[HyJinX]

Which one of the CIT buffoons is that? I can never keep them straight.

Steve S.

That would be Craig Ranke...or Davy Jones from the Monkees. I can't them straight.

 

[Slayhamlet]

Kevin Barrett handing out twoofer literature in a Guy Fawkes mask and generally looking like a retard a few days before Halloween...and being ignored.

 

[OldTigerCub]

1. Alex Jones being arrested in New York last year on 9-11 by the "forces who want me dead", for shouting through a bullhorn without a permit, then being released a few hours later.
2. Spooked911's "rabbit cage experiment"

Edit: Dangit! Brainster beat me to the rabbit cage fiasco!

 

[Hokulele]

That would be Craig Ranke...or Davy Jones from the Monkees. I can't them straight.

Odd, I always thought it was Emo Phillips.


(Hey! Leave Davy alone. He was the cute Monkee.)

 

[Brainster]

Oh, I just remembered another good one. Dylan borrowed Korey's car to do some "investigating" around the NEADS facility. Military investigators run the license plates and discover it belongs to a deserter from the army, and Korey gets busted.

 

[~enigma~]

Oh, I just remembered another good one. Dylan borrowed Korey's car to do some "investigating" around the NEADS facility. Military investigators run the license plates and discover it belongs to a deserter from the army, and Korey gets busted.

Hilarious or embarrassing?

 

[Mr.Herbert]

Odd, I always thought it was Emo Phillips.

Ranke's Dad:

 

[qarnos]

An oldie, but a goody:

In 2006, DJLegacy of the old-old-Loose Change Forums gloated about how Gravy was too scared to debate him (skip to post 181 if you're short of time).

Unfortunately, when Gravy agreed to debate him, DJLegacy's "cousin" (using DJ's account) informed us that li'l ol' DJ was unable to participate since he had to help a friend (post 7):

DJ Legacy has not been on his computer since last night, when he was called out to help a friend. DJ Legacy is currently working and will not be around till late tonite. This is his cousin and I was asked to pass this message along. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. DJ Legacy will get to addressing your issues as he has time.

Have A GREAT Day!