A person called Schultz shortly after his tirade and asked about the maneuver that the pilot who hit the Pentagon had to make and Schultz said he knew nothing about that.
Schultz may very well be enabling a criminal. One may commit a crime, a vicious, unspeakable crime and, because of who one is, people say the person could never have been involved with the crime.
It would be nice if every criminal who is picked up by the police was let go because he or she said, "I'm (fill in the blank) and you know I wouldn't do anything like that" while throngs of people became so indignant that the criminal wasn't even charged, let alone put on trial.
Schultz finally said, "Listen, you believe what you want to believe and I'll believe what I want to believe."
OK, Ed. We'll believe what we believe based upon the many hours, days, weeks, months, in some cases years that we've been researching the events of September 11, 2001 and the anomalies we've seen that make the official version of what happened look like a very bad fairy tale.
And you can believe what you want to believe base upon you're "in depth" two minute study.
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