exosculate
a stagger with a beat
Its got alot of holes in it as you might expect. But it does in places highlight some interesting stuff and unanswered questions.
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Why not ?Ozric said:Yes, and I think it should at the very least be considered interesting, no one person should accept events that made such an impact on history and everyday life at face value.
dylanredefined said:Why not ?
Its conspricy fruitloop at its finest imho.Hell if they wanted to fake something why not just crash a few planes .Not blow up a couple of the most famous buildings in the world .you get your paranio and excuse for war
at a bargain price .
..in a highly selective, agenda-laden, bias-heavy, sloppy non-journalistic way.exosculate said:Its got alot of holes in it as you might expect. But it does in places highlight some interesting stuff and unanswered questions.
'Odd' in what sense?oddworld said:I heard a relative of someone who died on one of the planes talking saying what a wonderful tribute it was to their life and in their memory.
Does anyone else find this remotely odd?
Sorry?mentalchik said:i love little micheal
editor said:You're not mistaking it for the Flight 93 film, are you?
There was an article in the Guardian today and apparently the Brit director got the families involved very early and asked them lots of personal details to ensure that their loved ones would be really accurately portrayed on-screen.oddworld said:Even then though I cant get my head round the fact that a blockbuster movie of such terrible events can be a tribute to loved ones that were lost.
editor said:There was an article in the Guardian today and apparently the Brit director got the families involved very early and asked them lots of personal details to ensure that their loved ones would be really accurately portrayed on-screen.
And to me too!oddworld said:Ok, thanks, makes a little more sense now I guess.
Some of it, but there's only so much sloppy, hopelessly biased 'journalism' I can stomach.Jazzz said:Did you watch the film, editor?
editor said:And to me too!
Jazzz said:Yes - it's damn good and very well produced.
editor said:Some of it, but there's only so much sloppy, hopelessly biased 'journalism' I can stomach.
Interesting to note that Operation Northwoods - you know the rejected plan that never happened - wouldn't have involved the murder of any US citizens, which rather undermines its supposed 'precedent' for 9/11.
Firebombing and sinking an American ship at the Guantanamo Bay American military base—reminiscent of the USS Maine incident at Havana in 1898, which started the Spanish-American War—or destroy American aircraft and blame it on Cuban forces. (The document's first suggestion regarding the sinking of a U.S. ship is to blow up a manned ship and hence would result in U.S. Navy members being killed, with a secondary suggestion of possibly using unmanned drones and fake funerals instead.)
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"We could develop a Communist Cuban terror campaign in the Miami area, in other Florida cities and even in Washington"
Thanks, but I've no interest in hearing the same old fact-free conspiraloon speculation all over again, even if it is in a "very well produced" video package.Jazzz said:Why not watch the film past the first few minutes?
Dirty Martini said:almost endearingly flimsy evidence.
Perhaps you would care to produce some on behalf of the official theory?editor said:Thanks, but I've no interest in hearing the same old fact-free conspiraloon speculation all over again, even if it is in a "very well produced" video package.
Come back when you've got some credibly sourced hard evidence.
No thanks. I'll leave that to suitably qualified experts, fully trained in their relevant areas of expertise.Jazzz said:Perhaps you would care to produce some on behalf of the official theory?