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Date Posted: 17:38:42 04/06/06 Thu
Author: taurus
Subject: Re: Hunter S. Thompson 'suicided?'
In reply to: Amadaun 's message, "Hunter S. Thompson 'suicided?'" on 20:03:52 04/03/06 Mon

O and btw I do like recieving information and I do like to determine my own thoughts about situations, not what some guy on the news tells me.

I like this show The Fifth Estate, it's pretty good. They did a whole show about conspiracy theories about 911 recently. I read your stuff, please read mine.

http://www.cbc.ca/fifth/conspiracytheories/

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[> Re: Hunter S. Thompson 'suicided?' -- amadaun, 21:09:49 04/06/06 Thu [1]

Taurus, I looked at the link you provided, but this is after all, a doco aired by CBC,and seems to be devoted to painting the Saudi's as the bad guys.

The claims that the US intelligence turned a blind eye to the Saudi's activities because they have a 'relationship' with them is questionable.

The US gathers intelligence from everywhere, included supposed allied countries. To say that they just didn't believe that the Saudi's were up to no good seems simplistic to me.

The documentary doesn't question the basic physics of the whole debacle, which was what interested me. The question of the planes software, the cell phone calls, the disappearing plane, the collapsing towers, the ability of a amateur Cessna pilot to fly a huge jet accurately to a target.[If you were a newly licensed driver, does that mean you could get into a eighteen wheeler, drive it across town and parallel park it?]
Is it physically possible for things to have gone down as we are told? More and more, it seems it is not.

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