I recall that, many many years ago (probably during the 80's) we had a three nights a week chat show on the bbc, hosted by Terry Wogan.
And one day he had as his guest the infamous Uri Geller.
Now geller did his usual tricks with the spoons etc, and it was all great fun, and no doubt geller got a nice fee for the show.
But then, a couple of days later, wogan decides to do a follow up to his geller piece by taking phone calls from some people who claimed strange things had happened while they had been watching the previous nights show. Things like watches or clocks which hadn't worked for years, suddenly springing into life. The usual crap.
So I'm sitting there watching this rubbish, and getting more and more annoyed at the stupidity of it all.
The callers claims were being made without any substantiation and without criticism. They were just accepted as fact.
No one asked, "well what was wrong with your clock in the first place? A broken spring? A seized joint? What had changed about that clock, internally, from how it was before the geller show to how it is now?"
Nope, no one asked them that.
Similarily, no one exclaimed "WOW!! This is amazing!!! This guy can repair inanimate objects without even being in close proximity to them!! This could be the greatest discovery of all time!! Think of the medical implications!! Surgery done without having to cut open the patient! Wow! Phew! etc etc"
So what, you're asking, has any of this to do with this thread?
Well, basically, Dylan has in his possesion a "WOW!!!" email. He has, for the first time, testimony from someone....an EMT for gods sake, who not only confirms their suspicions about wtc7, but implicates the emergency services in the conspiracy. WOW! Indeed.
But what is he going to do with this evidence?
The 'truthers' are like the Geller believers, in that they have this apparently cast iron (in their eyes) proof that they haven't wasted the last 5 years of their lives, and yet all they can do is sit there and bitch about how the JREF is disparaging this email.
Just like with Geller, they are seeing something they really want to believe is true, and yet they are frightened to find out whether it is true or just a trick, because their belief in the 9/11 CT or in bending spoons, is very, very fragile.
So they'll excuse themselves from having to check out the bonafides of this email by claiming that the poor soul who wrote it doesn't want media attention blah blah blah, and they will carry on in their little fantasy world believing that it must be true, because they want it to be true.