What do YOU do about people with no Internet access to investigations of lies?

Cannuck

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Feb 2, 2006
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Oh, and BTW, they lied about weapons of mass destruction. They lied about Saddam's support of al Quida. In fact they lied about every excuse they used to invade Iraq. So, why would they tell you the truth about who was responsible for 911? Was that not the main reason they invaded Iraq and Afghanistan? They lied, you bought it.

The funniest thing about conspiracy enthusiasts is that they claim the government is capable of secretly carrying out 9/11 (a task that would be so complex as to be utterly mind boggling) but are so incompetent that they couldn't smuggle in and plant a few WMD's in Iraq. They'd have a little more credibility if at least their premise was logically consistent.
 

damngrumpy

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Mar 16, 2005
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Why is it that thousands of people who call government legislators and law enforcement
are stupid, yet they give them unlimited credit, when it comes to coming up with the
conspiracies of the century. First of all mainstream media does not engage in all the crap
that is thrown out on the Internet by wing nuts.
I suspect there could have been some poor quality construction that somehow led to things
not falling the same way it should have. While we can't find people who know people who
would know that some of this was true. There are all kinds of families that had loved one on
the plains in question, and some people did survive the building that know the planes hit it.
I can't imagine people believing this stuff, but then i figure, If we saw two people walking down
the street, we could find someone who knows the government put them up to it.
Of all the nonsense I have heard about this the accusation that Israel was behind it, is the
dumbest. This is propaganda by someone for some reason, but it has little to do with getting
anywhere near the truth. I think we have all suffered enough through the someone else done
it conspiracy.
 

Dixie Cup

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Sep 16, 2006
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Alas there isn't a real good answer to your question unless you are ready to put in some time at the library, read newspaper articles, do some goggling in addition to watching/listening to the mainstream media. The truth is out there but extremely hard to find at times. The media, unfortunately, is more about money and less about news - half truths and rumors abound and most Canadians (Americans too) beleive what they hear and read. My advice, such as it is, is believe only a small part of what you hear and read and investigate for the rest of the story. The i-net alone is not the answer nor are any of the other media outlets in and of themselves. You need as much information as you can get then you can make an objective decision on what has actually occurred. That's what I try to do but believe me it's not easy and its time consuming and time is what I have precious little of now-a-days. So I usually take what I hear with a little bitty grain of salt.

JMO

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