IF 9/11 was an inside job would you join in a revolution?

Question

This question is not for Politics, in fact it is more for those who are uninterested in the world around them. How can anyone fail to see the seriousness of getting involved in such circumstances? At some point things go beyond politics and become directly relevant to your freedom and your future. A revolution takes all forms of society's involvement. It's impact is also relevant to all.

We have the less motivated, less educated and busy in the rat race people.
Than we have the people who have more to lose than they are willing to loose, and have no desire to rock the boat.
All and all we are separated into many different groups and beliefs so as to not stand to gather and organize. We are distracted from the more important things that effect us all and directed at controversies to keep us fighting amongst ourselves.

By the way it was an inside job. WTC #7 was imploaded.

Answer 1

IF I were convinced then YES I would. We are in need of a revolution anyway.

I do not believe that 9/11 was an inside job but I always ask this question of those who make that claim. "What are you willing to do about it? How far are you willing to go? The answer is always... "I don’t know."

Truth is we are to content and to narcissistic in our lives to do anything other than complain. Our leaders know this and they know that as long as they can keep those of us who do care blaming each other they can maintain the status quo. Divide and conquer, it seems to be working rather well for the elite.

We need a major overhaul in the way we select and elect our leaders. The RNC and DNC have complete control of the process and until they are neutered we will never have any meaningful change in how things work in Washington. The primary process is flawed and the general election/electoral collage is flawed. Big business not the people has the control. We need to take the $ out of the election process and most importantly we need much greater participation by the people in the process. I don’t just mean voting. I mean getting educated and informed about the issues and potential leaders and ACTIVE in the process.

We need a voter rebellion and we need it yesterday. Am I willing to use force if necessary? As a last resort... YES

Answer 2

We haven't enough facts that prove an "inside job".

Your question answers itself.

The majority of people are too consumed with their day to day lives to get involved in an upheaval of the powers that be.

Before anybody can start a revolution, evidence must be gathered and scrutinized by highly educate people, and once it gets established where the root problem is, then you attack it.

For all those who feel an injustice of the highest magnitude was perpetrated on Sept. 11, 2001, then it behoves them to organize and fight the cause of it.

Before you do anything, you need to get all the facts.

Nobody has done as much so far, because as stated in your question, we are separated into "many different groups".

Ever hear about the cowbird? You can do a search, then answer my question I will post immediately after answering this question.

Answer 3

Revolution how? I mean, the easy part is to get rid of the president and the house & senate and such, but then what?

Anyway, the answer is "probably not". The risk would likely not outweigh the benefit (and a revolution that isn't well thought out is likely not beneficial at all). Aside from which, I don't care whether 9/11 was an inside job or not.

Answer 4

You sound like Bush to me. Big rhetorics and faith based reasoning. It's been some 6 years already. You can move on and find solutions to problems we have or will face. Or be left behind with 9/11 inside job non sense.

Its just hard to believe no insiders leaked inside info on 9/11 'inside job'
When WMD intel was found to be false there were numerous leaks from CIA insiders about how Cheney pressured CIA officers. Almost immediately after Iraq invasion.

6 long years. Nobody who was (supposedly) involved in 911 inside job came out and said 'there was something.'

9/11 may be the only perfect conspiracy in history. And there is no such thing as perfect conspiracy.

Answer 5

More than likely yes.
I doubt that things are going to get bad enough for people to stand together for some time. Our disorganization and separation is largely to do with that.

I like how you took my question and your answer to it and re posted it. I do like the idea of posting it in different forums tho. I will probably start doing the same thing.

Answer 6

Yes

Answer 7

Go away succubi.