September 11?

Question

do you guys think it was a conspiracy? why or why not

Answer 1

wow you people don't know what your talking about know the facts before you answer a question or at least back it up - I believe that September 11th is a conspiracy just because you don't think that our own gov't would do something like that doesn't mean they wouldn't - the gov't hides so much from the American people and they do so for good reasons and bad - Bush was going to get voted out of office and he needed to do something about that, Bush and the administration around him came up with a plan that would create an uproar that would make Bush look good."war on terror" - but the problem with a plan this huge that would change history isn't easy and would have flaws, these flaws are sometimes hard to find but are there if you dig deep into this. If it is a conspiracy or not what happened on September 11 will always be remembered and I wish the best for the family's who lost loved ones.

Answer 2

Yes and no.

The Muslim terrorists hit the WTC. This in undeniable. However, it was not the planes that allowed the buildings to implode so perfectly in upon themselves like that.

Especially not building 7.

Those buildings were pulled the moment the tops began to fall in order to keep them from toppling over to the side and raising the death count from a couple thousand to tens or even hundreds of thousands. This is supported by the white plumes that came from the sides of the buildings as the buildings fell, the disintegrated debris after the fall (structural collapses pancake floors on top of each other), the speed of which the WTC fell, the thermade residue found in all three collapse sites, the fact that all three buildings fell in the exact same way from three different damage sources, and the obviously noticeable crimp in building 7 as it fell. The charges were obviously planted as a precaution after the first WTC attack in 1993. The government knew if an attack was successful from the ground, the WTC would cause incalculable damage just by falling to any side. So the government stuck bombs in the building as a last ditch effort in case the unthinkable became a reality - just as it did on 9/11.

The man who owned the buildings was then paid billions in hush money to keep quiet about his knowledge of the events that transpired that day.

Answer 3

Of course it was a conspiracy. Anytime more than one person agrees to implement a plan of attack in a multi-person scenario, it is, by definition, a conspiracy.

I think what you're asking is whether it was a US conspiracy and I do not believe that to be the case. You cannot get anyone in Bush's administration to agree on what to have for lunch on a consistent basis, no way could something this monstrously destructive to US citizens be kept a secret for so long.

Answer 4

it was a terrorist act. the only conspiracy I see is to try and prove it was something other than that.

Ive looked all all the web pages and videos and statements and power point presentations, on both sides of the theories and there is nothing solid to the conspiracy theories.

There is circumstancial bits and pieces and heresay on people who claim to be experts that further investiagation finds that they arent. But there is little more to the conspiracies than that.

Real structural engineers, mettalurgists, demolitions experts etc.. are able to explain how it happened.

Answer 5

Yes, it was a conspiracy. 19 hijackers from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Lebanon acted at the behest of Osama bin Laden to wreak havoc on the United States by hijacking four airplanes and using them as missiles against high-profile targets. That took a lot of coordination and planning, not to mention money, and as mentioned it involved numerous people in different locations, so it was most assuredly a conspiracy by these terrorists.

Answer 6

Sure. Islamists conspired to fly airplanes into buildings and won the most devestating victory against the US since Pearl Harbor.

Why people can't accept that outside enemies are capable of attacking the US, I don't know. It strikes me as collosal arogance to think that only the US can hurt the US.

Answer 7

Yes there was a conspiracy. It involved an extremist organization called "Al Quaida." They wanted to strike the heart of American power and kill as many Americans as possible

Answer 8

Yes, it was a conspiracy perpetrated by Jihadists.

Answer 9

I think there are many questions that we will probably never have an answer to. And this is a shame. One thing is certain, however. Government should never be trusted.

Answer 10

I'm thinking there is a conspiracy by all those who say it is a conspiracy to make others think it is a conspiracy.