spooked911 wrote:the argument about the tower collapses needs to be simplified somehow. The concrete core issue, while important, may well glaze people's eyes over, IMO. Also, the C-4 part SOUNDS far-fetched.
From our present state of overinformation, I agree. Very much.
This is the perceptional "threshold issue" I'm trying to bring an understanding of.
Imagine this process:
We, 9-11 activists, (perhaps 15 or so) agree there was a concrete core. Create Declarations under penalty of perjury with descriptions of our evidence reasoning. We scan the Declarations and put them on a web page along with a description of the effort, then we submit this to the major non profits for 9-11 truth as well as others for; peace, freedom, liberty, justice and environment and ask them to ask their members or contacts if anyone saw the 1990 PBS documentary; if so ask them to contact us.
Ask that they make a Declaration stating that they saw the documentary, put those declarations on a web page. Present the issue to fringe media and interested authority. The fringe media stories ask the general public if any had seen the construction documentary and knew of the concrete core.
We have just proven FEMA lied about the structure of the towers.
Now another "why", then the demolition issue. We must insist on this order, which is logical and reasonable under conditions, or we are dead in the water as far as I can see.
spooked911 wrote:The big question is: WHY would the government (or whomever) want to blow up the towers on 9/11? I think we need a simple answer to that question first.
I know how that reasoning goes and have seen it used against many arguments that trash the official story, generally it is the beginning of a disinformation campaign.
The only way to address that issue of "why?", is to put it in order. Give it a lower priority than "were they blown up?" To allow "why?" to rule the process is to validate the efforts of denial. When "why" is applied, they are looking for ways to marginalize the presentation and you will provide them with the basis as soon as you answer. Not that there aren't good answers to why, but be assured, those will be too much for them as well.
Laws and due process were violated, evidence destroyed and national defense failed. No American can say
NO to another American that needs the truth about WHAT happened just because they don't want to believe "why". Later, justifiably, it becomes "why".
We really have to stand our ground with the above.
spooked911 wrote:My thinking is they will never buy that the towers were blown up unless there is a strong explanation for why someone would do it-- and EVEN THEN many people will not want to believe it.
Curious, about 3 days ago I started to organize; Motive, Means & Opportunity, something I've tried perhaps 3 times before, and got lost in the dynamics. Here is the motive matrix I've developed.
Motive:
WTC; Airline Stock puts
WTC; asbestos, low tenancy, no profits
WTC; Insurance
GENERAL; Administration oil interests, Halliburton, weapons IND. Carlyle etc.
OIL; Afghani pipeline & Iraqi oil
EVASION OF LAW; SEC documents, S&L, BCCI & Enron documents. (WTC 7)
CONQUEST/REVENGE/RELIGIOUS WAR/REGIONAL DOMINANCE; Strike on WTC & military target (Pentagon), ++ excuse for war.
spooked911 wrote:Overall, people will tend to reject this whole idea of the towers being blown up as too weird and conspiracy-ish. So we need a very strong presentation. There is no doubt we have a long row to hoe to ever get traction on this.
That has been the way that it has gone, I'd like to think the effects of flag abuse would dwindle by now but in reality it's gotten worse since the last selection. People are giving up on freedom via a lawful & rightful government. This is a main reason to approach other non profits with a iron clad case ON OUR TERMS, showing first that FEMA lied about the core.
spooked911 wrote:
Whatever happened to Jimmy Walter anyway? He put up a big reward for someone to prove the pancake collapse theory to him. Is he still offering it?
As far as I know the reward is still active.