9/11 - In Plane Site

[SassyLady]

More problems for you. The tactical issues involved in Operation Northwoods are quite beside the point; what's relevant is the fact that a false-flag terrorist operation was approved by the Joint Chiefs of Staff and authorized by the chairman. While it was rejected by Kennedy and his brother, they did authorize a state terrorist campaign against Cuban targets in implementing Operation Mongoose, and it's not inconceivable that a more interventionist regime (such as their predecessors in the Eisenhower administration), would have adopted Northwoods. And as there are numerous military members who serve in U.S. campaigns for ideological reasons related to their nationalism, and have less fear of their own deaths because of a belief in rewards in the afterlife, a critical motivator for many soldiers in many armies long before the formation of the U.S. So it's not inconceivable that U.S. service members would have been willing to have orchestrated the 9/11 attacks if they thought it would serve a purpose, as the Joint Chiefs did as they planned terrorist attacks against U.S. civilian targets.

There are certainly other and more important reasons why the government almost certainly did not plan and orchestrate the attacks, but the moral character of its officials and pitbulls is not among them.

Anyone who believes the military would/could pull off a 9/11 false-flag operation and then keep it quiet is pretty naive, ignorant or just conspiracy theorists.

It still amazes me that there are still people out there who on the one hand accuse Bush as one of the stupidest presidents ever........and on the other hand want to give him credit for planning, implementing and hiding the so-called 9/11 false-flag operation.

Once again -

[Jeff]

gotta hand it to the US.....not many countries could keep a conspiracy like this a secret through two administrations that didn't agree on anything else.....

Damn could you imagine if this administration that wants to blame everything on the old administration actually had proof or even a belief of such a conspiracy, what they would do with that info ?? That alone should be all the proof ya need to show these conspiracy theories are trash, if Obama had the slightest thought that any of this was true, that is all we would be hearing about well Obamacare would be pushed threw quietly, some have to learn to use there heads

[-Cp]

Damn could you imagine if this administration that wants to blame everything on the old administration actually had proof or even a belief of such a conspiracy, what they would do with that info ?? That alone should be all the proof ya need to show these conspiracy theories are trash, if Obama had the slightest thought that any of this was true, that is all we would be hearing about well Obamacare would be pushed threw quietly, some have to learn to use there heads

Unfortunately, both administrations are working for the same global elite and not for "We the people"...

[Jeff]

Unfortunately, both administrations are working for the same global elite and not for "We the people"...

That's a great point but I think this administration would shaft there own Mother's if it would make things go there way, I don't see them being loyal enough to anything to keep a secrete like that, JMO

[Agnapostate]

Anyone who believes the military would/could pull off a 9/11 false-flag operation and then keep it quiet is pretty naive, ignorant or just conspiracy theorists.

Good thing I haven't claimed that, then. What I have claimed is simply that there's no lack of willingness to orchestrate such an operation among some governmental and military officials.

It still amazes me that there are still people out there who on the one hand accuse Bush as one of the stupidest presidents ever........and on the other hand want to give him credit for planning, implementing and hiding the so-called 9/11 false-flag operation.

Once again -

Even though I haven't done that, Bush was somewhat like Reagan; despite the low personal intelligence, there were numerous advisers and staff members around in the administration to influence decisions. The president is a symbolic figure in many, many ways, and I suspect that day-to-day life would not change much if there was direct governance by the administration as a whole.

[SassyLady]

Even though I haven't done that, Bush was somewhat like Reagan; despite the low personal intelligence, there were numerous advisers and staff members around in the administration to influence decisions. The president is a symbolic figure in many, many ways, and I suspect that day-to-day life would not change much if there was direct governance by the administration as a whole.

Sounds like a typical progressive response.

[Agnapostate]

Sounds like a typical progressive response.

Sounds like a typical non-response.

[SassyLady]

Sounds like a typical non-response.

Because I am bored with this subject.