questioning september 11th

I’ve felt my inner conspiracy theorist yelling at me ever since this events of September 11th transpired. Things just don’t add up. Too many picture perfect hero stories coming to light. While listening to the State of the Union address the other evening I heard President Bush say that we have a new motto now, “let’s roll.” These, of course, being the last words of Todd Beamer before the passengers overtook the terrorists on the plane that crashed in Pennsylvania. I’m sorry. I know it made people feel good to hear these stories but we still haven’t heard any voice recorders from any of the planes and some things told in certain stories still don’t add up, even to this day. So finally someone puts into words what I have been thinking all along. Even if you believe everything that government has told you up to this point, this article is still worth a read.

Before I start with the list of questions regarding Tuesday, September 11, 2001, let me begin by going over a few of the most obvious points. First, the top 2 cities where terrorists would most likely strike in the United States were and still are New York City and Washington D.C. The top terrorist targets in New York City were the World Trade Center, and still are the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building and the United Nations. In Washington D.C. the top targets are the Capital building, the White House, the Pentagon and the Supreme Court. One thing is for certain, by going after the capitalistic, political and military centers you can surely and quickly evoke a very strong sense of patriotism.