Why people don't believe in conspiracy theories

[JustChristian]

Mr

"Conspiracy" is a word which one applies to people you don't like. Wasn't Christianity origionally a conspiracy?

So were the Sons of Liberty who were a preface to the American Revolution.

 

[2 Timothy2:1-4]

2Timothy, you posted this right as I was trying to get my post typed--we came to a similar conclusion on the writer's motivation for the article. You have concluded, though, that the writer has the false assumption that the 9/11 conspiracy theory IS a fact, and I realize that you may know more about this particular individual than I have read so far.

And that brings me to a question that Rufus' other post brought to mind: Out of the admittedly ONLY FOUR anti-mainstream-theory pages I've read so far on 9/11, ALL of them (sorry I don't have the page names with me) proffered the argument that -- at the very least --the Pentagon was NOT hit by the plane the government claims hit it. But you're saying that "There is no commonly held "conspiracy theory" that suggests that two airplanes did not strike the two towers." So, I'm assuming this means that the 9/11 Truth movement's general consensus, then, revolves around the belief that the PERPETRATORS are not who the govt says, and/or that the govt was actually involved in the execution of the attacks. Does that sum it up accurately?

Poncho pretty well summed it up. as far as there being no plane that hit the Pentagon, those "ideas" are based on vague and misleading edited clip and snippets from reports given by people on the ground. Here is an example:

http://www.glennbeck.com/news/05172002.shtml

 

[poncho]

There were other conflicting eye witness accounts as well. The MSM doesn't seem as if it is to interested in airing these accounts for some reason or other.

http://www.thepentacon.com/

Anyone looking into "both sides" of the story is going to be hard pressed to find the "other side" presented fairly by the so called credible news agencies and their corporate talking heads. Such as Glenn Beck who attempts here to "funnel" his readers into the old "ice cream close". "Which do you prefer chocolate or vanilla"? Which do you prefer "Coincidence or Conspiracy?"

 

[LadyEagle]

BTW, poncho, Bohemian Grove has been going on this week, FYI.