I'm partially in agreement with OP. 9/11 means different things to different people. For me it was a loss of innocence and an insight into the extreme tyranny that exists in this world. What started out as blindly following the narrative (middle easterners hate our freedom) morphed, over the course of years, into a more paranoid worldview of the new World Order.
Where I'm in agreement with OP is in the way my fellow citizens express their patriotism. Patriotism is pride in one's country. To denounce our political leaders as treacherous conspirators is not un-patriotic, in fact it's the opposite. It is the love of this country and its citizens that drives me to desire justice against GW, Rumsfeld, Cheney, Ashcroft, etc
9/11, never forget. Never forget what? How we allowed thousands of innocent citizens to be murdered and then engage in two financially debilitating wars, so that Larry Silverstein and Halliburton can collect a few billion dollars? Never forget that the "collapse" of WTC 1 and 2 completely defy physics? Never forget the suppression of evidence from the Pentagon attack? Never forget the 2200+ architects and engineers that think the offical 9/11 report is absolute garbage?
Well I can't speak for other people, but I sure as shit haven't forgotten.
It doesn't take much for a cynical bastard like me to keep these things in the forefront of my consciousness.
I saw a fellow forum member on here write an extremely thoughtful post on his FB that talked about the decline of American society since 9/11 and someone called him out for politicizing 9/11. Well, what the hell is this about? Do we just sit around in a moment of silence for those that lost their lives that day and in the two pointless wars after? Fuck that, that's for cancer patients. This is conspiracy, treason, and murder. Of course it's political, people want revenge!
Sorry if this is a derail, as I believe there is already a 9/11 truther thread, but it's something I feel very strongly about and I don't talk about it very often.
And one other thing, I have an honest question for you guys that accept the official account and don't believe there is any conspiracy:
How do you explain building 7?
Where I'm in agreement with OP is in the way my fellow citizens express their patriotism. Patriotism is pride in one's country. To denounce our political leaders as treacherous conspirators is not un-patriotic, in fact it's the opposite. It is the love of this country and its citizens that drives me to desire justice against GW, Rumsfeld, Cheney, Ashcroft, etc
9/11, never forget. Never forget what? How we allowed thousands of innocent citizens to be murdered and then engage in two financially debilitating wars, so that Larry Silverstein and Halliburton can collect a few billion dollars? Never forget that the "collapse" of WTC 1 and 2 completely defy physics? Never forget the suppression of evidence from the Pentagon attack? Never forget the 2200+ architects and engineers that think the offical 9/11 report is absolute garbage?
Well I can't speak for other people, but I sure as shit haven't forgotten.
It doesn't take much for a cynical bastard like me to keep these things in the forefront of my consciousness.
I saw a fellow forum member on here write an extremely thoughtful post on his FB that talked about the decline of American society since 9/11 and someone called him out for politicizing 9/11. Well, what the hell is this about? Do we just sit around in a moment of silence for those that lost their lives that day and in the two pointless wars after? Fuck that, that's for cancer patients. This is conspiracy, treason, and murder. Of course it's political, people want revenge!
Sorry if this is a derail, as I believe there is already a 9/11 truther thread, but it's something I feel very strongly about and I don't talk about it very often.
And one other thing, I have an honest question for you guys that accept the official account and don't believe there is any conspiracy:
How do you explain building 7?