Morons and their 9/11 conspiracy theories insult the memories of those who died.

No they don't... :lol:

They do the complete opposite.

Yeah, falsely claiming their own government killed them isn't pathetic or insulting at all.

There's a difference between questioning your government and making false accusations citing questionable sources and ambiguous evidence.

A plane that size doesn't just disintegrate when hitting a concrete wall.

Then there is no fuselage evident in any pictures.

There's a difference between questioning your government and making false accusations citing questionable sources and ambiguous evidence.

But its alright for the Government to make false accusations about " weapons of mass destruction" and bomb the shit out of a country?

But does that explain how the whole building gave way and fell at almost free fall speed? Sure I can understand the half of the building that was hit giving way and collapsing but for the structural beams on the other side of the building to also give way at the same time.

I guess it's pretty easy to make a conspiracy out of it when you don't dig to deep.

Yes they do.

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There are some stupid fucks out there, that's true. Like the guys who think the buildings were taken down by some laser shock wave technology, or the guys that think the media were in on it and added the footage of planes hitting the buildings later, when in fact it was a missile all along. :lol: :shock:

True tin foil hat stuff. But, still there are some aspects that have me scratching my head, like the supposed trajectory taken by the plane that hit the pentagon and how that was performed by an amateur pilot. I would like to know if there are any guys out there who are in aviation that can explain that for me as I genuinely know little about aviation.

Yeah, falsely claiming their own government killed them isn't pathetic or insulting at all.

I highly doubt the pentagon walls are built to the same standard as a nuclear reactor. And you cant compare what happens to a small light fighter jet to that of a 757. Plus the 757 would not have been traveling at that speed.

I highly doubt the pentagon walls are built to the same standard as a nuclear reactor. And you cant compare what happens to a small light fighter jet to that of a 757. Plus the 757 would not have been traveling at that speed.

I highly doubt the pentagon walls are built to the same standard as a nuclear reactor. And you cant compare what happens to a small light fighter jet to that of a 757. Plus the 757 would not have been traveling at that speed.

You are correct Afro.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Airlines_Flight_77

I know it's wikipedia and all but I was looking for the impact speed to see at what speed it actually hit and blow me down with a feather. They estimate it hit the Pentagon, after the throttles were jammed on full at, wait for it, 530 mph.

Near as damn it to the plane's speed in the video above.

Also it took out a bunch of lamposts (of which there are photos) and a generator. Not a bad effort for a "missile".

There are also a host of eyewitness accounts from folk on the ground that saw the plane fly overhead and plow into the building.

Mind you they could all be government stooges.


Edited by MUNRUBENMUZ: 20/5/2014 11:04:40 PM

Mossad agents without a doubt.

With the help of the Rothschild family

We are horrified that, in the early twenty-first century, our world still experiences such horrific and disgraceful acts of religious violence. As we have repeatedly emphasized, every form of violence in the name of religion is violence against religion itself.

What is happening in Nigeria and Sudan is a dual act of wrongdoing: first and foremost, it is a disgrace against humanity, which we believe and proclaim is created in the image and likeness of God; and second, it is a defamation of the God, whom the great religions of the world worship as divine creator of all life.

In Northern Africa, both believers of Islam and Christianity are obliged to promote a God of love and compassion. And the political authorities are responsible for protecting their citizens, especially the more vulnerable members of their societies. Such acts are unacceptable from the perspective of religion and morality, as well as by standards of international human rights.

And this is exactly why I hate all those conspiracy toting assholes. Because a little bit of reading disproves almost all of their bullshit instantly.

Ex-Egypt general wants UNESCO site demolished



Citing the supposed threat posed to national security, a retired Egyptian army general has filed a legal case in his efforts to see UNESCO-listed heritage site St. Catherine’s Monastery demolished, Ahram News website reported Sunday.

Ahmed Ragai Attiya claimed the monastery, in south Sinai, was not historic but built in 2006, adding that the area had become a haven for “foreigners.” Attiya also urged for the deportation of the monastery’s Greek monks as he claimed they jeopardizing Egypt’s national security.

The monastery’s lawyer, Ihab Ramzy, said that in May 2012 Attiya obtained 71 administrative orders to demolish the historic site’s multiple churches, monk living quarters, gardens and other places of interest in the grounds.

Attiya, who founded the Egyptian army’s special operations unit in 1978, said in an interview with private channel ONTV on Thursday that he had recently reinitiated his efforts to destroy the monastery.

The 76-year-old former general said he used the 71 orders to officially file a suit against the monastery and 10 other Egyptian related authorities, including the president, ministers of tourism and antiquities and the governor of the southern Sinai region.

He said he filed the legal case in the northeastern city of Ismailiya’s administrative court.

He alleged that the monks have changed the names of landmarks in the surrounding area and tried to hide an underground water source known as Moses’ Well, or Oyun Moussa, in Arabic.

He expressed agitation over the monastery’s raising of the Greek flag and foreigners occupying Egyptian land, which he described as a breach of national security and the country’s sovereignty.

Since Attiya needs to provide evidence for his allegations, the court has referred the case to a panel of experts to decide whether or not the monastery is historic and if Moses’ Well lies beneath the site.

The case has been postponed until June 2014, pending the findings of the panel.

Ramzy, meanwhile, rejected Attiya’s claims in an interview with Ahram Online.

He said Egypt’s authorities have long treated the monastery as a historic site, adding that the abbot and monks were not even authorized to paint a wall without permission from Egypt’s antiquities ministry.

He described the personnel on site as guards to protect the monastery.

He added: “[It’s] one of the oldest, continuously inhabited, Christian monasteries, with a history that can be traced back over 17 centuries, and is under the supervision of Egypt’s antiquities ministry and UNESCO.”

http://english.alarabiya.net/en/life-style/2014/04/14/Ex-Egypt-army-general-wants-UNESCO-monastery-demolished.html