millenniumfalcon.com

Short description: 911 curiosities video. AKA:Guantanamo tickets. Watch if you have an hour and 22 minutes to spare.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... ose+change


I found this rather thought provoking. I'm in no position to verify any/all of the claims made in this video, so I won't defend them if anyone wants to argue about it. I have been following this phenomenon for a while now, however, and it amazes me that many of the arguments presented still have yet to be answered by the government.

I did notice one error in what is shown, and it is relatively minor. At one point the narrator points out a picture of a large white and blue 'box' being carried away by workers at the pentagon crash site, wondering what's in it. It has been shown since to actually be a tent used by clean-up workers, and many are spotted in later photos on the scene.

Other than that, the Osama video near the end blew my mind. Is that clip for real?? I don't recall seeing it before, but is that the 'official' news/confession footage? If so, WTF?!? Because that isn't the same boogeyman who stars in every other al-kayduh video they show on TV.

And before anyone comments about 'tin-foil hats' I'd like to point out that the kids in "Signs" that started that fashion trend were actually right about the aliens, so fuck off.

I say it's all a Halloween prank started months in advance by Fatty McRoberts and the Sunshine Band. On September 11th, we'll know the truth.

Nah, I'll try to watch this later. A little too long to start watching when I first get to work.

I don't know what the hell happened to WTC Building 7.

I didn't watch it all but all I can say is I hate fucking conspiracy theorists...

I don't think our own government would have done something like this. Could it have been prevented? Possibly but we'll never know for sure.

As I said I hate conspiracy theories and theorists....it's just a bunch of bullshit.

And this is what cracks me up about Star Wars, real life, and the internet. People don't learn the lessons illustrated by thier favorite media, they just meerly let it entertain them.

Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, and hate leads to suffering. Just because a fictional character says it does, does that mean that it has any less gravity in real-world dynamics?

Wait a second... You mean somebody flew airliners into the World Trade Center and it collapsed?

I've been in cryogenic hybernation for the past 5 years, so this is all new to me.