Why do people who try and debunk things use extremes like the royal family being lizards to try and prove their point?
I don't believe in many outlandish things. I don't believe in ghosts, I don't believe in UFO's, I don't believe in fake moon landings or JFK, I don't believe that the planes never hit as some do but I do believe in the notion that some humans are fulfilled by greed, power and corruption. A dangerous combination for those desperate to protect what they have.
I'm not that arsed that many think it's bollocks and what they've been told by the press is all hunky dory but im certainly open minded enough to question just how many benefitted from the atrocities.
I'm only questioning the strange minds of the conspiracy theorists.
The thing is, the 9/11 atrocity was awful enough in itself. Isn't the truth enough for them?
Take any moment in time, imagine a scenario, and you could cobble together some claptrap about helicopter pilots firing missiles and whatever else you want to put into the mix to 'prove' your point.
They watch too many films and believe James Bond is a real life person, some sort of secret club rules the world, the queen is a lizard, and it's just complete bollocks.
They believe it, I don't, and as I wrote, people have consciences. It is impossible that an inside job like 9/11 organised and carried out by the US government so many years ago would by now not have had someone spilling the beans.
Think about it?
Nobody has said anything because nobody was 'in on it'. It wasn't an organised act by the US government any more than the 7/7 bombings in London were organised by MI5.
They were acts of terrorism carried out by lunatics with warped minds. There is nothing else it could be, whatever your view of the press.
Conspiracy theories exist and persist because there was no conspiracy and nobody can come come forward and admit it happened, and they exploit that.