Do you believe any 9/11 conspiracy theories?

[budeone]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14727720

[SETIsLady]

I voted, and I seem to agree with 66% of the others that voted.

[Jon-Marcus]

You and me both.

[whskyfan]

All three of us...

[pennylane7]

No...........all four of us!

[joequinn]

Interesting compendium of information in the public domain about 9/11, six years after the event:

http://smirkingchimp.com/thread/9728

Either they caused it or they allowed it to happen. And the last time I checked, they were still in office!

[budeone]

Great link joequinn

Thnaks

[OMG]

It's funny that they treat people who believe something is up more than meets the eye on that day as some crazy outside fringe group. When I voted it was 66%. That is 2/3 of people voting. And we aren't talking about some small group of people with usually those types of ideas or influence (ie even us C2C crowd) but a mainstream site/location like MSNBC

[Swerdloc]

Do you believe any 9/11 conspiracy theories?

Yes. All of them, I think.

[Cynthia Lynn]

This country has been in shock since September 11, 2001, and I think we're just beginning to come out of it.

All I know is... something is not right about the official story. Something is not right when intelligent, professional people question it.

We need another investigation.

[joequinn]

9/11 conspiracy theories are a clear and present danger to the national security of the United States, especially if they turn out to be true. The bottom line, which nobody wants to admit in public, is that we divorced ourselves from the Great American (sic) tradition over a third of a century ago and that we have survived since then on the basis of some ersatz hedonistic, mass-market, post-literate, dumbed-down culture. If the 9/11 conspiracy theories turn out to be true, then we will all suddenly realize the utter sterility of our lives for the past third of a century --- and we shall all go mad, terminally mad, as a result.

No, 9/11 theorists are nothing more than terroristic, egghead freaks. And the people must never be told what they have uncovered...

[Psychicwolf]

"For far too long, the very reasonable questions raised by 9/11 have been ignored and even ridiculed by America's press and politicians, who treat the subject with the sort of willful blindness that suggests a wish not to find out unpleasant truths."
-- Mark Crispin Miller, professor of culture and communications, New York University, and author of Cruel and Unusual: Bush/Cheney's New World Order and Fooled Again: How the Right Stole the 2004 Election & Why They'll Steal the Next One, Too (Unless We Stop Them)