Do you believe in conspiracy theories such as 9/11 conspiracy theory, state your religious status?

Question

Please, it is very important to state your religion while answering, I just want to see who believe and who doesn't based on religion diversity. all religions and non-religions and Athiests and agnostics are very welcome to answer.

Answer 1

I'm an atheist. The motives of the 9/11 attacks are an interesting subject to me, and so are the motives of the ongoing suicide bombings. I am actually completely bewildered by them; I am too sheltered and too far removed to make any sort of confident guess as to why the individual "terrorists" do what they do... I assume they have very little to lose, for one. I find it quite plausible that they are brainwashed to the point that they think it is a good idea to die attacking some perceived enemy. The worry is that people who think more clearly are fueling the fire, either out of a genuine belief that psy-op fascism improves our species' chances for survival through this nascent planet-bound stage, or out of an addiction to money/power. (terrorism manipulates markets and politics)

It's possible that planes could have caused the destruction of the buildings, although I think WTC 7 is very suspect. The apparent thermite pouring out of the side of one of the buildings was probably a liquefied fuselage. I think the most glaring fact was the failure of NORAD. With all the military spending here (what, 75% of our taxes? more?) you would think we could react faster.

Then there's the circumstancial evidence for conspiracy.. quite a bit of it really. I wonder why no TV time is ever spent on such an intriguing issue.

Answer 2

I see no importance in stating my religion if any,it would have nothing to do with my opinion or statement. Religion is a title given to a believe system not a judge of character or honesty. As for what I believe about the 9-11 it was a well planned Pearl Harbor tactic for a excuse to go to a war that was planned long before that event took place . Hitler used the same thing to get in office also and pointed his finger at a ghost enemy like bush done.

Answer 3

I'm sure of it...I think about it all the time. The facts are there but some are so afraid to believe it's a possibility, they deny it instead. The majority of people who would respond to this without an answer or with an insult are more than likely Christians. Sorry to say so but most of them are. To believe another Christian could be responsible for this mass destruction and the death of thousands of innocent people, would rock the Pillars of Christianity to the core. And I do believe religion has alot to do with this questions, reasons being, I came across tons of Christians who said they voted for Bush (despite the drop in the Economy, 9/11, and the crazy No Child Left Behind Act, etc.) just for the sake that he was a Christian! They couldn't give me any other reasons whatsoever! I was shocked! There is suppose to be a separation of Church and State, we have that for a reason!

Oh, and I believe in Traditional Witchcraft.

Answer 4

Well...depends on the conspiracy theory. The 9/11 ones, ehh, no. The one about the North American Union? More and more evidence is mounting that it's already in the works, despite Bush's denial in Canada. So I could see that one.

I'm Christian.

Answer 5

Some - Taoist.
I believe in the whole Bilderberg spiel. That there's a ruling elite of Western Powers controlling the whole world through economy, the media, and subtle mental manipulation.
Whether I believe this is a good thing or a bad thing, I cannot say for sure. My mastery of causality isn't at the point where I can determine right and wrong in something that huge in scope.

Answer 6

Those towers came down exactly like other building I've seen intentionally demolished with explosives. As far as I can tell nobody has ever seen buildings come down like that unless they were demolished with explosives.

An airplane flew into the Empire State building during WWII and it stands today.

I think the conspiracy theory is plausable.

As for religion I don't paint myself into a box. If there's a god he hasn't revealed him or her or themselves to me but the universe seems to have intelligence behind it.

Answer 7

I'm on the fence as I have no real first hand information .
I've seen past accounts proveing the CIA has done such before in the bay of pigs fiasco but still their is not enough to convince me this is the case now . non believer .

Answer 8

JFK, Marilyn Monroe, JFK junior, maybe 9/11 and I definately agree with the Bilderberg Group. If I can go to Google Earth and look at my own rooftop or the rooftop of somebody in New York or Australia ... there's a lot more going on than "they" give us credit for knowing or at least suspecting.

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Answer 9

No,I don't believe in the 9/11 conspiracy theory.
I'm a Christian.

Answer 10

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