What are the odds that the 9/11 conspiracy nuts go away when Bush leaves office?

Question

I'm thinking pretty high

Answer 1

Best bet is that they will come up with something new. When is he gone they will blame the next person, ad nauseum.

Answer 2

If the push for a proper investigation of 9/11 quiets down at all after Bush is gone, it would be because of more pressing issues at hand, not because the people are satisfied justice has been done. After he is out of office, this country is going to be working to correct the damage he has done to our economy (i.e. the debt) and security and the security of the world for a very long time, and so the topic of what really happened on 9/11 may take a back seat to that.

Answer 3

The 911 nuts will go away after 2008.

Just look at the Diebold conspiracy nuts, after last Novermber, not a peep out of them. You don't hear any democrats saying that their candiates who got elected using Diebold Voting machines, cheated and stole the votes.............lol

Answer 4

Those of us who look at the footage of the 'plane' flying into the pentagon - those of us who live in the area and can look at the terrain this very poor terrorist pilot skimmed over at 500 mph, two feet above the ground, turning around over the potomac river, to then crash into the pentagon - will never stop wondering what really happened.

http://www.pentagonstrike.co.uk/flash.htm

Those of us who wondered why Condi had that weird reaction to the Aug 6 intelligence briefing that said Bin Laden Determined to Strike Within the US won't stop wondering. We won't stop wondering why Bush went on and stayed on vacation when the CIA was screaming warnings.

We won't stop wondering why Bush gave the Taliban 43 million in May 2001, after they blew up the buddhist statues. Or why Bush called off Clinton's program for tracking Bin Laden with cruise missiles. Or why the Bin Ladens were allowed to leave the country without questioning or why Bush Sr was having breakfast with a bin Laden on 9/11. Or why Mark Bingham supposedly said, "Mom, this is Mark Bingham. You believe me don't you?" when he supposedly called her from flight 93. Or why the airlines futures betting against american and united airlines scored millions that day in a firm owned by an ex-CIA bigwig - and why that money was never claimed. Or why we stopped the military from capturing Bin Laden as we left Afghanistan for Pakistan.

We'll never stop wondering about this huge crime and the endless details that just don't add up. No statute of limitations for felonies in Virginia.

And since Bush was able to say at the end of 2001, "2001 was just a fabulous year for Laura and Me" with a big smile and to say repeatedly that 9/11 meant he 'hit the trifecta,' I'm sure he'll love answering questions about that day.

For the uninformed below, the Diebold concerns continue, there are still multiple concerns about races in 06, several jurisdictions have eliminated their paperless machines, and several demonstrations have proved without a doubt that those diebold machines are hackable from outside the buildings they are in!

Answer 5

We still hear the Clinton/Foster nuts talking about all the "strange" deaths associated with the Clinton administration.

Answer 6

I believe 0.
Conspiracy nuts are like cockroaches and lawyers they will always be with us.
At least cockroaches do serve a purpose unlike the other two.

Answer 7

They will move on to a new conspiracy. It's what nut jobs do

Answer 8

Although they hate Bush, they also distrust government. So while they will go away to there trailer parks, they will never stop talking online, etc.

Answer 9

Well there's going to be information being let out that was previously suppresed by the current administration.

Unfortunately, the most damning stuff will be sealed in Bush's archives and won't be released until after he dies.

Answer 10

Nope, he can leave office but they will still be nuts.