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[j-von]

I've always been interested in the federal reserve and basically anything about who's behind the large banking systems around the world.  This is a pretty good video explaining it. 



Keep in mind that I've always wanted to research it to see how much is real but I never have so I'm not implying that I know what I'm talking about here.  If there's much truth to it, it's pretty fascinating stuff though.

[HeinBallz]

just stopping by to say lol at a 6.6 million square foot building being a small target. have a great day!

but it's height is 75 feet.   A 757 is 40 feet tall from wheels to tail section.  If you don't think it's amazing that an inexperienced pilot was able to hit that so perfectly at 500mph, then I don't know what the eff is wrong with you.

[ben ji]

Just watched, Zeitgeist: The Movie, on Netflix.

Not a big conspiracy theory person but some of it is really interesting, I really like the first part about how christianity is a combination of a bunch of religions before it based on astonomy.

The rest of the movie was the typical, bad guy bankers orchestrated 9/11 to make money.

While some of the points are interesting to think about I really dont believe in a conspiracy that large, way to many people would be involved and there would be no way to keep it all secret. 

[sonofdaxjones]

Strange stuff on 9-11 that are just whacky coincidences and/or nothing to be concerned with:

The U.S. Military was conducting drills about . . . intercepting hijacked airliners, thus, "Real World or Exercise"?

The FBI seized all surveillance camera tapes/hard drives that may have caught the huge airliner flying into the Pentagon?  Why?

[HeinBallz]

Just watched, Zeitgeist: The Movie, on Netflix.

Not a big conspiracy theory person but some of it is really interesting, I really like the first part about how christianity is a combination of a bunch of religions before it based on astonomy.

The rest of the movie was the typical, bad guy bankers orchestrated 9/11 to make money.

While some of the points are interesting to think about I really dont believe in a conspiracy that large, way to many people would be involved and there would be no way to keep it all secret.

That's a discussion my wife and I were having just the other night.   I think your average conspiracy is much more organic than a large planned / coordinated conspiracy.   People are naturally greedy/arrogant/selfish and I imagine several people acting independently but towards a similar goal often have their activities appear to mesh up.   

Not that I would say any of 9/11 was a conspiracy - but I think a lot of popular ones out there are not so much a planned coordinated thing so much as they are several people moving towards similar goals.

[HeinBallz]

 

[puniraptor]

Just watched, Zeitgeist: The Movie, on Netflix.

Not a big conspiracy theory person but some of it is really interesting, I really like the first part about how christianity is a combination of a bunch of religions before it based on astonomy.

The rest of the movie was the typical, bad guy bankers orchestrated 9/11 to make money.

While some of the points are interesting to think about I really dont believe in a conspiracy that large, way to many people would be involved and there would be no way to keep it all secret.

That's a discussion my wife and I were having just the other night.   I think your average conspiracy is much more organic than a large planned / coordinated conspiracy.   People are naturally greedy/arrogant/selfish and I imagine several people acting independently but towards a similar goal often have their activities appear to mesh up.   

Not that I would say any of 9/11 was a conspiracy - but I think a lot of popular ones out there are not so much a planned coordinated thing so much as they are several people moving towards similar goals.

It's not a secret. Thousands of people are blabbing about the conspiracies. Just no one believes them.

[sonofdaxjones]

I find it very hard to believe there wasn't a nation based Intelligence agency backing 9-11, a loose band of "terra-ists" don't pull it off without somebody backing them.   

[john "teach me how to" dougie]

I find it very hard to believe there wasn't a nation based Intelligence agency backing 9-11, a loose band of "terra-ists" don't pull it off without somebody backing them.

All it took was large sums of cash. Most of it was probably raised right here in the US by non-profit religious fronts. Easy to funnel the money around under the guise of charity. These guys drove expensive cars and partied like rock stars while taking flight lessons and practicing using Microsoft Flight Simulators. They even bought lotto tickets.

They made a bunch of dry runs back and forth from the several different airports to decide which flights to target based on security and such. It was a beautifully simple plan.

[HeinBallz]

I've always been interested in the federal reserve and basically anything about who's behind the large banking systems around the world.  This is a pretty good video explaining it. 



Keep in mind that I've always wanted to research it to see how much is real but I never have so I'm not implying that I know what I'm talking about here.  If there's much truth to it, it's pretty fascinating stuff though.

Holy crap that was awesome.   This doesn't belong in the conspiracy theory thread though.

[sonofdaxjones]

I find it very hard to believe there wasn't a nation based Intelligence agency backing 9-11, a loose band of "terra-ists" don't pull it off without somebody backing them.

All it took was large sums of cash. Most of it was probably raised right here in the US by non-profit religious fronts. Easy to funnel the money around under the guise of charity. These guys drove expensive cars and partied like rock stars while taking flight lessons and practicing using Microsoft Flight Simulators. They even bought lotto tickets.

They made a bunch of dry runs back and forth from the several different airports to decide which flights to target based on security and such. It was a beautifully simple plan.

Sure, and they just happened to conduct the operation on the exact same day U.S. Air Defense was engaged in non real world excercises involving intercepting hijacked airliners, thus creating extreme confusion in our air defense systems.   That's something every run-of-the-mill "beautifully simple" hi-jacking/flying planes into buildings plan takes into account, or in this case, I guess it was just plan old dumb luck.     "Real World or Exercise"?

[john "teach me how to" dougie]

I find it very hard to believe there wasn't a nation based Intelligence agency backing 9-11, a loose band of "terra-ists" don't pull it off without somebody backing them.

All it took was large sums of cash. Most of it was probably raised right here in the US by non-profit religious fronts. Easy to funnel the money around under the guise of charity. These guys drove expensive cars and partied like rock stars while taking flight lessons and practicing using Microsoft Flight Simulators. They even bought lotto tickets.

They made a bunch of dry runs back and forth from the several different airports to decide which flights to target based on security and such. It was a beautifully simple plan.

Sure, and they just happened to conduct the operation on the exact same day U.S. Air Defense was engaged in non real world excercises involving intercepting hijacked airliners, thus creating extreme confusion in our air defense systems.   That's something every run-of-the-mill "beautifully simple" hi-jacking/flying planes into buildings plan takes into account, or in this case, I guess it was just plan old dumb luck.     "Real World or Exercise"?

coincidence

[Rage Against the McKee]

just stopping by to say lol at a 6.6 million square foot building being a small target. have a great day!

but it's height is 75 feet.   A 757 is 40 feet tall from wheels to tail section.  If you don't think it's amazing that an inexperienced pilot was able to hit that so perfectly at 500mph, then I don't know what the eff is wrong with you.

You say he hit it perfectly. I say he was probably trying to nosedive into the center of the building and almost missed it completely.

[kstatefreak42]

How about you guys go look up the Rothchilds Family. You'll crap your pants.

[HeinBallz]

How about you guys go look up the Rothchilds Family. You'll crap your pants.

Those pants were crap several years ago.

[kstatefreak42]

How about you guys go look up the Rothchilds Family. You'll crap your pants.

Those pants were crap several years ago.

Not for the average sheep goEMAW.com poster. I bet 90% of the people on this board have no idea who the Rothchilds are and what they have done throughout history. Along with the Rockefellars.

[puniraptor]

just stopping by to say lol at a 6.6 million square foot building being a small target. have a great day!

but it's height is 75 feet.   A 757 is 40 feet tall from wheels to tail section.  If you don't think it's amazing that an inexperienced pilot was able to hit that so perfectly at 500mph, then I don't know what the eff is wrong with you.

You say he hit it perfectly. I say he was probably trying to nosedive into the center of the building and almost missed it completely.

Exactly. Also, I bet I could nail it first shot on MS Flight Simulator no warm up.

[michigancat]

I work w/ a guy who eats this crap up. Today he was telling me that the flu vaccine killed 5000 people in the 80's so he's never getting one. This may/may not be on youtube.

[kso_FAN]

 

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[michigancat]

 

thank you, heinzballz

[john "teach me how to" dougie]

 

thank you, heinzballz

The crowd chanting is scarier than the reverse audio. Zombies.

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Conspiracy theories are a conspiracy cooked up by the government and big corporations to keep our minds on something else while they do bad stuff. So basically no conspiracy theories are true. Except the one about all conspiracy theories being a conspiracy which is what I just said.