zan wrote:T_C wrote::lol: Sorry Zan but you can't come to that kind of conclusion having watched only a few minutes of the video.
Some of what this guy uncovered is undeniable, the evidence is there for all to see, for Londoners especially...you would agree yourself if you watched the whole thing.
I found it hard to believe at first but you have to remember this guy was young...I don't think he was given enough time to make sense of what he discovered.
I received a link to another video yesterday...watch from 54:00 onwards...it's about the REAL history of the bible....what this part of the video shows us and what the guy in the OP discovered fit together perfectly and allow us to join the dots for ourselves...
I will try to watch it all but doubt very much it will change my perspective
If I get time I will try to dissect it but it all depends on activity elsewhere
Ok! T_C, watched some of your second film and got this far
03:27 to 14:39
Wasn't the airline industry in serious trouble anyway, before 9/11
A safe bet probably helped along by insider trading, that goes on all the time, and a mad rush to buy once the stocks started to move anyway. Isn't that how the system works on a normal day?
09:38 to 10:43
First; I found it completely hysterical to call upon Bush to give EVIDENCE against himself. The man was a clown at the best of times let alone asking him to repeat anything twice.
On a serious note though, they have seriously misinterpreted what is plane to see. I watched the whole thing live and saw what Bush said he saw. Skynews was broadcasting the smoking remains of a plane in one of the towers. They were saying that they thought a small plane had probably had problems and crashed. They were speculating from problems with the plane to a heart attack and I like Bush thought what a bloody stupid pilot. Bush did not mean he actually saw the thing crashing but what we all saw....A smoking building.
Don't know if I can carry on watching because I know I will be looking for the slightest mistake now but will give it a try.
