Sigh. What is really annoying, is that conspiracies really do happen. Things go on all the time that many people would like to know about. Theories abound, and then decades later we find out a lot of it was actually true. ECHELON used to be a "conspiracy theory". MKULTRA. These NSA backdoors all over the place. They were all "whoo conspiracy" until suddenly they weren't.
But there's this certain type of person, the "Conspiracy Theorist" type, who is just an utter idiot, denies all reality, and doggedly defends the biggest, most unbelievable conspiracy they can find, and in the most discreditable manner possible. They are so stupid, obnoxious and loud that they paint the whole idea of "governments doing naughty things in secret" in this ridiculous, indefensible tone. They turn the whole issue into a laughing stock.
Consider these two statements on, say, 9/11. I know we're not talking about that, but it's illustrative of the problem I'm describing:
A. Elements in the govt know a lot more about 9/11 than has been revealed
B. The CIA planted explosives in the twin towers and used a missile on the Pentagon
To me, statement A is reasonable. Many people consider the 9/11 commission to have been a complete joke. There are plenty of weird things about the "official" explanation. I personally think there is quite a bit more to the story, I think it's a near certainty that there has been a cover-up of sorts, and I think there's plenty of intelligent people around who have similar ideas.
But you can't even mention them because of these nutcases shouting about B. They take such a ludicrous, extreme position that no-one can differ from the party line at all without risking being tarred with that highly toxic brush. They poison everything.
I'd like to mention, btw, that some people believe that those "truther" types are being deliberately manipulated for the very reason that they attract the spotlight away from some pretty dark places that it's in no-one's interest to light up. Evidence for this theory includes such things as the refusal to release the many videos showing the pentagon impact. I can think of no other reason than to inflame wild speculation. Meanwhile the real questions go un-asked and un-askable.
It's because of this that it pains me so much to see these "Conspiracy Buffs" - these morons, these wilfully ignorant tools spouting this fucking nonsense. And so once again, everything is polarised. Any skepticism of the fairytale means you're a fucking loon. Let's have another A/B:
A: NASA possesses unreleased photographs of some pretty interesting things
B: THE MOON LANDINGS ARE FAKE!
One of these statements is acceptable to me. There are plenty of people, usually the type of person entrusted with total control of an extremely expensive aircraft, who say they have seen interesting things in the sky. Some people claim NASA has seen a great many of these interesting things, and unlike your average pilot, has cameras all over the place, so they have pics. Now personally I'm not very convinced of this one, I will need very good evidence, but it's a semi-reasonable thing to say.
The second is just nonsense, easily disproved, and just makes anyone who is even slightly inquisitive "behind the scenes" look like an idiot. Sigh! The dark side clouds everything.
Oh well, I'm not sure what the point of this rant was, besides this: please make an effort to keep a nuanced outlook on "conspiracy theories". There are conspiracies all the time, count on it. Don't just dismiss them all wholesale because a bunch of crazies has latched noisily onto the stupidest ones.
Let's divide them up in to two groups to be able to tell the difference:
Conspiracy skeptic: Someone who does not take everything the government says for granted and who would like to see evidence rather than be kept in the dark
Conspiracy nutcase: Someone who in spite of all the available evidence sticks to some theory when the time to let it go is long past.
You do realize the WTC complex was shutdown a week before the attacks, all security turned off for about 36 hours and that the security team is headed by Marvin Bush. I don't know about the moon but 9/11 is here on earth and it was literally full of lies and problems of admittance.
Are you aware of the hundreds of thousands of hours of actual research done on this subject to say such a lucidly idiotic statement as what you just said. As if you know anything about what happened. There are thousands of people who have devoted considerable time, people who have lost relatives in the explosions, some who have devoted their lives to the subject, who would contradict you without a doubt. Kurt Sonnenfeld is a good place to start as he was a FEMA agent on on GROUND ZERO when no one else was allowed. Please look into this man and maybe read his book.
'Real questions go unanswered'. Are you joking?
ALL OF OUR QUESTIONS HAVE GONE UNANSWERED. The government has been caught in outright lies since the war started and it has answered none of the questions that literally 1000's of profession aviators, physicists, demolition experts, government officials, and many others have of the 9/1 situation. this list includes very prominent individuals that believe thermite or some like substance was used to melt the steel and turn the concrete into fine dust.
You obviously have a lot more homework to do before you can even consider yourself to be educated on the subject so why not start at
911truth.org
a bit more organized than the moon hoax there my friend.
The moon is one thing because it happened some time ago and there really is no hard truth either way as the controversy and the photos and evidence can be manipulated in many ways. Until we go back there will always be skeptics and for good reason. They are hiding at least something.
But with 9/11 there are hard facts and video footage from every angle here on earth and there is a war going on that is illegal in every way and 9/11 was our obvious way into this wholly illegal atrocity. Good day.
But there's this certain type of person, the "Conspiracy Theorist" type, who is just an utter idiot, denies all reality, and doggedly defends the biggest, most unbelievable conspiracy they can find, and in the most discreditable manner possible. They are so stupid, obnoxious and loud that they paint the whole idea of "governments doing naughty things in secret" in this ridiculous, indefensible tone. They turn the whole issue into a laughing stock.
Consider these two statements on, say, 9/11. I know we're not talking about that, but it's illustrative of the problem I'm describing:
To me, statement A is reasonable. Many people consider the 9/11 commission to have been a complete joke. There are plenty of weird things about the "official" explanation. I personally think there is quite a bit more to the story, I think it's a near certainty that there has been a cover-up of sorts, and I think there's plenty of intelligent people around who have similar ideas.But you can't even mention them because of these nutcases shouting about B. They take such a ludicrous, extreme position that no-one can differ from the party line at all without risking being tarred with that highly toxic brush. They poison everything.
I'd like to mention, btw, that some people believe that those "truther" types are being deliberately manipulated for the very reason that they attract the spotlight away from some pretty dark places that it's in no-one's interest to light up. Evidence for this theory includes such things as the refusal to release the many videos showing the pentagon impact. I can think of no other reason than to inflame wild speculation. Meanwhile the real questions go un-asked and un-askable.
It's because of this that it pains me so much to see these "Conspiracy Buffs" - these morons, these wilfully ignorant tools spouting this fucking nonsense. And so once again, everything is polarised. Any skepticism of the fairytale means you're a fucking loon. Let's have another A/B:
One of these statements is acceptable to me. There are plenty of people, usually the type of person entrusted with total control of an extremely expensive aircraft, who say they have seen interesting things in the sky. Some people claim NASA has seen a great many of these interesting things, and unlike your average pilot, has cameras all over the place, so they have pics. Now personally I'm not very convinced of this one, I will need very good evidence, but it's a semi-reasonable thing to say.The second is just nonsense, easily disproved, and just makes anyone who is even slightly inquisitive "behind the scenes" look like an idiot. Sigh! The dark side clouds everything.
Oh well, I'm not sure what the point of this rant was, besides this: please make an effort to keep a nuanced outlook on "conspiracy theories". There are conspiracies all the time, count on it. Don't just dismiss them all wholesale because a bunch of crazies has latched noisily onto the stupidest ones.