You've attacked truthers in general, of which I consider myself to be a card carrying member. As far as I'm concerned, if you attack a group I'm a member of, you're attacking me as well. As to the rest of your post, as I mentioned in the past, I do intend to get back to the Pentaplane Flyover Theory thread, eventually.
Dude, calling yourself a "truther" doesn't mean you are truly seeking the truth as evidenced by your refusal to consider the thousands of Americans who, if this conspiracy theory were true, would have to keep it a secret.
Conspiracies happen and are often useful, but they can't be kept secret for long. Example; the Manhattan Project. The world knew about it with a few years of its beginning and the fucking Soviets had the secrets of the project within 4 years of the end of WWII.
You are, of course, applying adult concepts such as logic, perspective, and Occam's Razor. None of the "Truther's" alternate universe theories make a lick of sense. It is absurd to cling desperately to 9/11 CTs that rely on tens of thousands of participants or to insist AA77 veered off (unseen) at the last possible moment only to be replaced by another projectile (like a missile, also unseen) when AA77 would have done the same damage. To believe AA77 then flew off (again, unseen) to some secret place where the jet, its crew and its passengers were disposed of (all unseen) is the kind of insanity that can overtake weak minded CT sheeple and those with less than honest (profit, fame, glory), even insidious agendas.
When a member's spell is broken the Movement's rabid dogs circle the wagons and go into full attack mode. The former CT - as if awakened from a bad dream - is inclined to say things like:
“I thought the term ‘Truth Movement’ meant that there’d be some search for truth. I was wrong. I was the new Stalin. The poster boy for a mad movement.” - Charlie Veitch
The 9/11 conspiracy theorist who changed his mind
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