That's brilliant. It may even mean something. BTW, I kick puppies all the time. And you're my hero.
Would you adopt me?? I need a good home, and I don't really kick puppies.
Try wrapping your head with tinfoil. Not only will you then hear the true truth, but you will learn to like it.Lol, am I the only one hearing the X-files theme song in my head?
You are in the Zone now.
The government made that happen.
My father was a structural engineer who worked for the American Bureau of Shipping (a USCG chartered non-profit) whose offices were in WTC-1. He was in NJ when the attacks occured. I remember him talking me through his understanding of what was a horrible but very understandable event - from an engineering perspective. The aircraft clearly did fly into the buidling no on really doubts that. The crashes/immediate explosions themselves were insignificant compared to the intense heat of the ensuing fires, fueled by jet fuel, which changed the structural/weight-bearing properties of the steel support structures. Under heat steel (and most other materials) lose or have their weight-bearing capability significantly altered. Then as the floors above the fire began to collapse downward they effectively became pile drivers smashing into subsequent floors, increasing in energy with each collapse. None of this is really hard to understand or requires a conspiracy.
Occams Razor should rule here and, if you are interested, Popular Mechanics also did a very through treatment debunking WTC conspiracy theories over a decade ago - look for it you may find it interesting.
I admire skeptical people. I may or may not believe like they do, but I appreciate critical thinking when I (rarely) see it. I've just grown a little tired of people that just repeat what they're told to think.
Skeptics need to be grounded in solid factual based anayses of factual events. Wild speculation is not paticularly admirable nor is it skepticism.
