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Politics : Bush-The Mastermind behind 9/11?

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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (10758)5/31/2005 11:37:51 AM
From: Don Earl  Read Replies (1) of 20039
 
RE: "the aircraft fired missiles from pods on their
bellies. Why would they? A good question. One which, as usual with such fantasies, is never really addressed."

IMO, the answer to that one is obvious. The towers were built like giant steel fly swatters, and passenger planes are built like giant aluminum balloons. While I remain sceptical of the alleged photos of missiles being fired, as it isn't something which appears to show up in other films of the event, there is other evidence which is consistent with some kind of explosive event accounting for the way the planes slid into the buildings. Two examples I can think of off the top of my head are; the explosive flash captured in footage of the first plane, just prior to impact, and NIST photos of the steel columns at the impact point, which show the steel was bent outward.

I think there's a point when it becomes fair to question the motives of those spreading disinformation disinformation. Obviously the last thing those behind the attacks would wish to see is a pattern of consolidation among 9/11 researchers. What better way to prevent that than to engage in activities which serve no purpose other than to create mistrust, with wild accusations that every other 9/11 researcher is a government spook?
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