Venetor...while I agree with offering condolences to those who lost their lives on 911, I do not think this is the right place to post a link to a video that suggests the US government was the perpetrator of 911 and not Al Queda. I find that insulting and I find it to be bullshit. This is TW, not some forum for fringe or revisionist political claptrap.
Raiko
You weren't forced to click the link nor were you even forced to start the video once you did click the link. The reality is there is no ideal place for stuff like this yet every side of anything should always be considered and just as you're entitled to believe what you want, so is she (and Lamby) and quite honestly, neither of them forced anything upon you.
You weren't forced to click the link nor were you even forced to start the video once you did click the link. The reality is there is no ideal place for stuff like this yet every side of anything should always be considered and just as you're entitled to believe what you want, so is she (and Lamby) and quite honestly, neither of them forced anything upon you.
I work in media, have studied it for many years, and I can honestly say, I applaud those who want to go out the in search of answers. However, do so with an open set of eyes for both sides of the coin. Vids like the one in the link, while I appreciate their ability to make people question the truth, are usually just carefully constructed propaganda.
I'm not saying that one side is right and one side is wrong, and that there is no merit in what's being said. I simply want people to take into account a) it's incredibly easy to make any argument seem valid with the right interviews, editing and music and b) education is key. Before blindly agreeing with anything that anyone says, do some more research. There are a ton of resources out there that can help you get educated about all sides of any argument.
Sorry, just felt it needed to be said as I've just had this very problem with a friend of mine and her sudden love of conspiracy propaganda.
