exactly, I still don't get what ozmo is getting at for sure.
but speculation on a suggested conspiracy like that which goes on with 9/11 is a conspiracy theory or open to conspiracy.
I think the term conspiracy theory gets a bad rap. How many times does the prosecution have a conspiracy theory? Anytime they're trying to make a case that 2 or more conspired to... They build a theory and attempt to support that with testimony and evidence. That's really all that a person with a CT is doing but they're not in a courtroom.
Exactly, but there's a distinction between CT's. 19 Hijackers had help versus the WTC wired with thermite
Even the media is into conspiracy theories. I've watched a lot of investigative journalism over the years that suggested conspiracy which led to legit investigations and people facing conspiracy charges among other charges.
The media is into conspiracy theories because they sell advertising. Americans love CT's.
The only difference with 9/11 is that the major media won't touch that even though there is a pretty large public demand.
Doesn't seem to be otherwise the movement would be much larger. I think most people, as I've outlined, see it 2 different ways.
1. 19 hijackers had help
2. Missiles into the pentagon, WTC wired with thermite, etc...
I think most people dismiss the later as ridiculous. Of course there's many that don't. But it's a very small part of it.
Then there's the larger group pf people that have many unanswered questions, that perhaps see the official report as a cover up for massive intelligence failures, trails to other governments, etc...
In time , there will be a "investigative journalism" piece on the 9/11 cover ups. Bush and his boys just got out of office.
