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The 9/11 B. S. Movement

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"I am inviting Morgan Reynolds to organize a panel on planes/no planes at the WTC and George Nelson on the Pentagon and Shanksville. Each of these sessions would be of 2 1/2 to 3 hours duration." -James Fetzer, Scholars for 9/11 Truth website, December 2006 [8]

The "directed energy weapons" is the second most idiotic "theory" I've heard yet. It takes more time and effort to properly debunk[9], and its proponents couch it in pseudo-scientific jargon in order to fool the average reader. It's still nonsense and demonstrably so.

From their own mouths, this "theory" is rendered laugh out loud clownish:

Jim Fetzer: "I must say I think we're finding out Judy, what happened on 9/11. I'm just blown away by your work. This is the most fascinating development in the history of the study of 9/11... I'm going to make a wild guess Judy; I'm going to presume that these [directed energy] beams had to be located in Building 7?"

Judy Wood: "Nope. I don't think so."

Fetzer: "Planes?"

Judy Wood: "No... I think it's very likely it's in orbit."

Fetzer: "Oh Really?? Oh ho ho ho ho! Oh Judy. Oh my, oh my, oh my. This is huge... this is huge Judy." [10]

"Huge" as in the big lie principle. A simple viewing of the towers collapsing shows that a beam from orbit has nothing whatsoever to do with it. The tops of the buildings do not "disintegrate" into "dustified steel" as a first step. The collapses begin near the plane impact zones. Having a directed beam from above cut away all the supporting columns horizontally inside the building, floor by floor, is not remotely feasible, even if Darth Vader himself was at the controls. This theory is so bad, so on its face bullshit, that it's incredible so many people have fallen for it.

Or have they?

How many anonymous internet posters are there pushing this pap? The crew is highly active and well represented on message boards, but how many unique and different individuals does it take to create a disruptive presence?

I think we are witnessing a small number of highly active operatives who get off on mindfucking the gullible public. I'd prefer not to name them all here, but you'll see them around, and smile.

The directed energy beam hoax has a deeply insidious aspect to it, however. It renders moot all of those eyewitnesses [11] who reported "bombs," "explosions," "secondary devices," "detonator charges," and every other euphemism for high velocity blasts. The more than 100 firemen [12] who reported explosions are irrelevent to the Star Wars Death Star "theory." This is intentional misdirection.

Your smile may very well turn to a frown when you see the gusto and prolific nature of these shills, who like cockroaches are swarming the message boards of reasoned debate, and transforming them into wastelands, garbage dumps of idiotic drivel.

They are a movement unto themselves, the 9/11 Disinformation Movement, a parasite clinging onto the legitimate "truth movement", the one that seeks new independent investigations of the attacks, and full disclosure.

In other words, the enemies of truth and justice, not to be confused with bonafide investigators who make sense, have impeccable sources, and are unsatisfied with the "official" 9/11 narrative.

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This article should be 5 pages long by johndoraemi on Wednesday, Jul 4, 2007 at 12:26:19 AM
Gage 0.001 by Tony Forest on Wednesday, Jul 4, 2007 at 2:25:05 AM
I used to think they were just stupid, ignorant people. by jpsmith123 on Wednesday, Jul 4, 2007 at 6:39:06 PM
hey jp by Tony Forest on Thursday, Jul 5, 2007 at 12:50:11 AM