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oooh man...
really???

quantum
please instruct me in psi and esp research
you know your stuff
over here
you are taking the side of the uberskeptic
this is getting so philosophical that now is idiotic... even for a paranormal site

¨this isnt a fact¨ ¨this isnt real¨ ¨take the blue pill and you get out of the matrix¨

so friking boring

Quantum,
I agree with your educational information. I disagree with how you are using it with my original statement. However, consider this: statement: "If conspiracy theorists are correct that the government is covering up the events of 9/11, the reality is that thousands of people would have to be assisting in this cover-up." Would that make you happy? And please, don't waste too much of your time writing a lecture. A simple yes or no would suffice.

If you want to blame the government for any of it then at least blame them for what they are guilty of which was dropping the ball on the intel they received and didn't look into or had a 100% correct analysis for. However, I still don't fault them for that either because with the amount of intel that comes in you do have to prioritize cause unfortunately there are not enough analysts to quickly analyze and check into every traffic message. Not to mention us intel analysts are not psychic and can only come up with an assessment based on the traffic messages we receive. Even though we call our answers assessments it still boils down to being a guess based on the info we have. So some intel on some middle eastern guys taking flight lessons at a podunk flight school but not wanting to learn how to land a plane can be assessed in many ways prior to 911.

Please note the following regarding the claim:

Cover-up: 1) the government is the initial mover, or cause, of the events of 9/11/01 and 2) aims to hide evidence that implicates its members as participants in such a scheme.

Fact: 1) A piece of information about circumstances that exist or events that have occurred; 2) A statement or assertion of verified information about something that is the case or has happened; 3) An event known to have happened or something known to have existed; 4) A concept whose truth can be proved.

Reality: 1) The state of being actual or real; 2) The state of the world as it really is rather than as you might want it to be; 3) The quality possessed by something that is real (i.e., "Capable of being treated as fact").