9/11 Skeptics' Lunatic Fringe

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  • onelongsong
    onelongsong Posts: 3,517
    even flow? wrote:
    Wasn't it the CIA who trailed the guys for months and then all of a sudden couldn't find them in the States until it was a tad too late. Glad they found one of the passports that made it out of one of the trade centres! That was some good laughs for a day. You already own Canada if something goes wrong. 911 was just a test. Wait until something of actual content happens. We also opened our doors to a lot of Yanks who had no where to land their planes and stay for the night. And I am sure there are a lot of Canadians who think that it is a bit of a terrorist nation down there. So we let more then just the 911 terrorists in our country. As you are only a terrorist after you terrify somebody, of which those people hadn't done yet, if they indeed all came through this country.

    People down there cry about the Mexicans coming into your country and they don't even drop bombs to try and change your way of living. Imagine being a target country for something you didn't have a hand in doing. Queue the "Saddam was a bad guy" story.

    Yeah the States aren't the soul problem of why the world is what it is. They sure know how to make a good military in another country to help them out. And don't know how to fix the problem when it has done it's time. But you can't take away the fact that if the government didn't have a hand in 911, that they sure had an awful, awful, lot of egg on their faces on that day.

    i'm not saying i believe it. this is an actual conspiracy theory i read. the basis was that with the new oil exploration and the boost to the economy it provided; canada wants to break from the crown. say what you will; part of canada is under the queens thumb. the theory is that the us would back britain if canada tried for full independence.
    i think every conspiracy theory is wrong. every event in history has a conspiracy theory behind it. even events seen by millions have their theorists. even when someone has confessed to the crime.

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