9/11 conspiracy theory debunked by Cambridge Engineer

[Eran of Arcadia]

Lousy stinking AIPAC.

(In my last job, organizing the staff for their convention caused me insane amounts of stress.)

 

[Princeps]

I have never understood why White Nationalists dislike Jews or Israel. If I was, I would've blamed Africa.

They think the ZOG (zionist occupational government) controls everything.

You got it all backwards, Israel is America's puppet which is controlled by AIPAC, but it doesn't matter because they're all controlled by the jewish bankers anyway.

Well, Paul Wolfowitz sure was a lousy banker.

 

[Bamspeedy]

Of course. This is what should be the final nail in the coffin. But of course it won't be.

Oh, the CT have a few 'professors' and 'scientists' that disagree with this one, so obviously people will believe whatever professor and scientist agrees with their POV.

like most of you are saying this will never shut them up like most far left crazies they'll just try to discredit the crap out of this scientist by calling him a corporate toadie and so on

Most of the 9/11 conspiracy theories I have seen come from far right whackos ala Tim McVeigh.

Extremists from both ends of the political spectrum believe in the conspiracies.

I don't know. But as I've said, the FBI still has no evidence of Osama's involvement.

Besides his confession? You make yourself look like a loon trying to cast doubt on Osama's guilt.

Didn't you see all those Jews dancing around the smoldering rubble immediately after the collapse? True story.

Three guys on the rooftop of their workplace. One of them supposedly cheered.

Osama is, and always was, a CIA agent.

I think we did help Osama and his guys in the 80s with their war with the Russians right?

Correct me if im wrong.

The U.S. did help the Mujahideen, which Osama was a part of, but there is no evidence the US had any contact with Osama himself. He was already a billionaire, so he didn't need US support (the Mujahideen consisted of many different groups that were loosely connected to each other because they had a common goal).

Osama was in the Maktab al-Khadamat (MAK) group, which got assistance from the Pakistani and Saudi governments. He left the MAK in 1988.

The so-called 'proof' of Osama Bin Ladin = Tim Osman (which supposedly places OBL in the U.S. in the 90's) is an extremely questionable source because it originates from someone who has been in prison for the last 15 years and has made hundreds of claims like 'knowing' when 9/11 was going to happen (of course not saying a word about it until after the event happened) and other supposed CIA activities, and was supposedly a 16 year old computer wizard during the JFK assassination . Not to mention that the title of the document "A simple and continuing reminder of..." doesn't sound or look like a legit government document and there is no information at all about the rest of the file that this supposedly came from, all they have is this single page.

edit:
http://www.911myths.com/html/tim_osman_was_bin_ladin_.html

 

[The Yankee]

You got it all backwards, Israel is America's puppet which is controlled by AIPAC, but it doesn't matter because they're all controlled by the jewish bankers anyway.

Ah, how could I overlook that? That's some good correcting, there. Mazel tov!

 

[Princeps]

Besides his confession? You make yourself look like a loon trying to cast doubt on Osama's guilt.

Well, there are other statements that are allegded to have been made by him, where he says that he's innocent. And, besides, before 9/11, Osama was a insignificant player, he might've claimed responsiblity for the fame and following he'd achieve among the extreme of Islamics.

And, no, this is actually a very important issue -- because it invalidates all the reasons for the US invasion of Afghanistan. The Taliban were asking for evidence, which US refused to provide.

 

[Bamspeedy]

Well, there are other statements that are allegded to have been made by him, where he says that he's innocent. And, besides, before 9/11, Osama was a insignificant player, he might've claimed responsiblity for the fame and following he'd achieve among the extreme of Islamics.

And, no, this is actually a very important issue -- because it invalidates all the reasons for the US invasion of Afghanistan. The Taliban were asking for evidence, which US refused to provide.

So the Bush administration was right to ignore the threat about the pending 9/11 attacks that several intelligence agencies from around the world were warning him about?

It seems you would have done the same thing Bush did, and not take any action because OBL didn't seem like a legitimate threat.