Alright I know I've been all over this board today but this is the first time I've felt able to face September 11. I saw the second plane crash into the WTC, felt the smoke particulates in my contact lenses for days, walked into an FBI Mailboxes Etc. raid that Wednesday, and lost a fellow church member at Cantor Fitzgerald. I really have stuck my head in the sand and tried to blot out the whole thing. I have paid little to no attention to either the "official story" or the "conspiracy theories."
So yesterday I watched "Loose Change" and today I watched "Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime." I've browsed
http://911research.wtc7.net and
http://www.911truth.org/index.php as well as following links to other sites through a variety of Google searches. I read Clarke's
Against All Enemies last week.
Something is rotten in the state of Denmark, but neither do many of the "conspiracy theory" details appeal to me. I think this is because I get the distinct impression that some of the so-called hoaxes were either begun deliberately or exploited to obscure real anomalies.
The administration's behavior on and before September 11 lead me to the conclusion that if they did not make it happen they certainly allowed it to happen. The details of how it was accomplished that day are beyond my ability to sift through. In fact I think that is almost irrelevant. I am less concerned with the how than the why and who. I don't know if the answer to how would even lead us to answer the why and who.
This feels like the hub of a wheel to me. Afghanistan, Iraq, Patriot Act, Diebold, PNAC, Abramoff, Bolton, December 2000, November 2004, Carlyle Group, Saudi Arabia, Patriot Act....they all revolve around and connect back to September 11. It's a key. And that's why I think it's important for hoaxes and "conspiracy theories" to proliferate. They are an excellent smoke screen--just like the "official story."
Edited: typo