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General News 7/30/2017 at 4:00 PM EDT

CIA Pilot Presents Evidence That No Planes Hit Towers On 9/11; a lunatic article, imo.

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My wife got this in her FB page, which generally posts captivating and informing articles. She got this today and wanted my thoughts.

I saw an article that was most fascinating, but called on with no response (by myself and Lila York), directly to the author, the same guy here.

IMO, it is the CIA looking for "progressives" to pounce on it and make fools of themselves. The planes were figments of our imagination? GMaFB!!!

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