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Another conspiracy theory...

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#2

Thought provoking. It is possible that images / video content could have been edited to support the conspiracy theory, however I believe there are still lots of un-answered questions relating to the sad day of 9-11. This will only go and fuel the conspiracy theories for decades.

#3

And here's another question. If no wreckage from a plane was discovered, then where is it ?, and what of the passengers that were aboard it ?

#4

Yeah, saw that a week or so ago. Very thought provoking as pym said.

Although if it was a missile that hit the pentagon, where is the Boeing 757?

#5

If it was a terrorist missile why the secrecy ??Was there really any missing plane or passengers? More questions than answers. Very interesting

#6

If you want to read some more interesting facts, check thislink out.

#7

You sometimes wonder if things like this really do happen don't you? :spoton:

#8

Complete claptrap, dont believe it for a moment...

Makes for a good X-file, but that's about it.

EgyptAir Flight 990 is far more interesting...

#9

I love a good conspiracy theory!

Maybe it was a stolen US figher plane and it fired a missle at the Pentagon :)

I'd like to know what happened to those videos...

Edited by casgeroth

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