I like how you say "tin-foil hat aside", then go on to state with what seems to be complete seriousness that 9/11 was carried out by the U.S. against the U.S. using drone-controlled passenger airplanes.
So do you believe the official fable about 9/11? If you do, what do you find compelling about the narrative?
If you don't, then I applaud your critical thinking.
And? You thought the 9/11 commission report was good and conclusive? WTC7 just "imploded" due to "natural causes"? And of course destroying all the evidence pronto was the best way to investigate the crime?
I don't think a single word that comes out of the US (and UK) gov't is truthful. Why would they be truthful about 9/11?
Re:The Drone that Killed my Grandson
by LekkoscPiwa on Thursday July 18, 2013 @05:45AM
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No, but it was convenient in the same way the Reichstag fire was convenient.
No no, it was filthy commies that started the reichstag fire, right?
Re:The Drone that Killed my Grandson
by LekkoscPiwa on Thursday July 18, 2013 @11:29AM
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making it even more convenient. The Nurimberg Laws could be passed thanks to this event. Almost as convenient as 9/11 so that the Patrot Act could be passed.
Hm. Interestingly, I was taught at school that it was a false flag op by Karl Ernst's SA thugs, who framed Van der Lubbe. This appears to no longer be believed. Good old revisionism to suit the current political clime, I suppose. Don't want anyone drawing any parallels!
Re:The Drone that Killed my Grandson
by LekkoscPiwa on Friday July 19, 2013 @08:16AM
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i know. i just tried being sarcastic. im sorry it didnt work out
Tin-foil hat aside, it strikes me as oddly coincidental that the folks who use drones these days to kill around the planet with impunity are the same folks who had several allegedly drone controlled airliners carry out an attack, garnering public support for several illegal wars.
Just saying, it's all mightily convenient. As ever.
As to foreign bombers... So? Most Americans agree drone strikes are a good thing, so surely they'd still be a good thing when they start happening on US soil?