Conspiracy Theory 9/11 - Part 3

[SaintsSeptember]

Didn't get to the end , kept showing the same crap over and over.
What's the punchline.
Have you got a link between Spielberg and the Towers?
Is "Back to the Future " real? ( I want my hoverboard, and not one of those crap ones with wheels ).
Is it part of a conspiracy, or something supernatural , or real time travel?

You need to do some real homework to make something coherent out of it, otherwise its just some crap someone put on youtube 5 years ago?
( did anyone go and see "the walk ").

 

[Lebbo73]

Yes, I'm uneducated because I don't believe lebbo has a firm grasp on reality.

When have I brought up Bohemian Grove?

 

[faible]

When have I brought up Bohemian Grove?

I never mentioned Bohemian Grove.

 

[BlueE]

Not sure if this has been posted before but interesting to look back on.

Episode 346 – 9/11 War Games | The Corbett Report

www.corbettreport.com

 

[Lebbo73]

 

[Lebbo73]

3 sides to the Triangle like Q shows you
+++ Saudi Arabia
++ Rothschilds
+ Soros

Back in 2012 Q started working on flipping Saudi Arabia.
See 2017 events.
Assasination attempt on King Salman & POTUS in Las Vegas
Followed by the arrest of [DOPEY] Prince Bin Talal (involved in 9/11 with Mossad & Bush Admin)
+ 34 other Saudi Princes & 200/300 officials.
Followed by the Sword Ceremony.
POTUS went around to all the big countries with NSA documents showing them he had them all on French Toast.
There was also a group of 13 Families in an underground bunker that got bombed. Truthfully the war was won then.
NK, UK Royals, Vatican was to follow
Operation Defender Europe
Euro Royals, Central Banks, Iran etx

 

[Total Power]

No Mossad, no cigar. Lift your game Lebbo.

 

[SaintsSeptember]

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Its good to know that people who are vaccinated aren't using one of the dumbest arguments that 911 was an inside job.
They didn't need to melt and the official story didn't claim that they did.

Are you trying to relate the 911 theories to the anti-covid vax thing, because neither does the others credibility any favours.

Metalworker Shows Why 'Jet Fuel Can't Melt Steel Beams' Is Such a Dumb Argument

They don't need to melt.

www.popularmechanics.com

 

[BlueE]

"The spectacular, catalyzing terror attack of 9/11 was not allowed to happen. It was made to happen. But why? Who, other than the devout Muslim suicide warriors posited by the official 9/11 conspiracy theorists, would do such a thing? And for what purpose?"

Episode 409 – False Flags: The Secret History of Al Qaeda — Part 2: 9/11 | The Corbett Report

www.corbettreport.com

 

[Lebbo73]

 

[SaintsSeptember]

Yep that's what Putin is thinking about right now.

 

[JackOutback]

JFC. This is sad by sad standards.

 

[Present Not Past]

JFC. This is sad by sad standards

Conspiracy theories are now mainstream. As a consequence they are diluted by stupidity.

 

[BlueE]

Conspiracy theories are now mainstream. As a consequence they are diluted by stupidity.

Considering that many of the so called "conspiracy theories" lately have been proved correct, they should be mainstream.

This one already has enough evidence to show even though airplanes hit the twin towers, the buildings were brought down by explosives. Can't fault the 3-4 year university engineering analysis of building 7.

 

[Lebbo73]

Considering that many of the so called "conspiracy theories" lately have been proved correct, they should be mainstream.

This one already has enough evidence to show even though airplanes hit the twin towers, the buildings were brought down by explosives. Can't fault the 3-4 year university engineering analysis of building 7.

Spot on

 

[Present Not Past]

Considering that many of the so called "conspiracy theories" lately have been proved correct, they should be mainstream.

This one already has enough evidence to show even though airplanes hit the twin towers, the buildings were brought down by explosives. Can't fault the 3-4 year university engineering analysis of building 7.

I don’t know of any conspiracy theories that have been proven correct?
Please enlighten me.

 

[the_interloper]

This thread will outlast me

 

[SaintsSeptember]

If "what some guy thinks a video looks like to his untrained eyes " is evidence...there is plenty of evidence.

that don't look like a place a plane crashed and i'm a bus driver i should know.

 

[BlueE]

There is a whole thread on here about "conspiracy" theories now found to be true and it's already been discussed that the word "conspiracy theory" was weaponised by the C I A who went to all their media outlets to ask anyone that was questioning the Warren commission findings into the death of JFK, "conspiracy theorists".

In 2008 from around 10 min Corbett discusses how the phrase has been used from JFK and 9/11 to marginalise and prevent looking at evidence to stop thinking critically and accept what you are told to think about the particular subject.

Episode 050 – The “C” word | The Corbett Report

www.corbettreport.com

 

[Mofra]

In what timeframe will Putin release this information?

 

[Lebbo73]

Kurve do you lose your emoji privileges for a year. No ****ing chance.

 

[Mofra]

In 2008 from around 10 min Corbett discusses how the phrase has been used from JFK and 9/11 to marginalise and prevent looking at evidence to stop thinking critically and accept what you are told to think about the particular subject.

Say what?

“Two things can be learned from our two studies. First, the more people believe in conspiracy theories, the worse they perform on a critical thinking ability test. This test is characterized by an open-ended format highlighting several areas of critical thinking ability in the context of argumentation,” Lantian told PsyPost.

“Second, if we look at the subjective feeling of being a critical thinker (rather than the critical thinking ability evaluated more objectively by the test mentioned earlier) we did not find any evidence for a higher (or lower) subjective critical thinking ability among those who subscribe more to conspiracy theories. This is not in line with the cliché of the conspiracy theorists who see themselves as critical thinkers.”

 

[Kurve]

Kurve do you lose your emoji privileges for a year. No ******* chance.

Not yet, nor do I intend to abuse the privilege. But see the wisdom in the mods decision? It's already working out quite well for all, including yourself.

 

[BlueE]

Say what?

I provide a link with direct links to the C I A instructions to ask their media assets to promote using "conspiracy theory" to discredit people who were questioning the Warren commission and other links to speeches supporting this and you some random quote from ... checks post ... nowhere but your own head?

Have you have a promotion? You seem to be hanging out here a bit lately?

 

[JackOutback]

I provide a link with direct links to the C I A instructions to ask their media assets to promote using "conspiracy theory" to discredit people who were questioning the Warren commission and other links to speeches supporting this and you some random quote from ... checks post ... nowhere but your own head?

Have you have a promotion? You seem to be hanging out here a bit lately?

There's no question that organisations can weaponise words (look at the way people weaponise 'woke' or 'social justice warrior'). But that doesn't prove your point in any way. Here's the link to the story, published research, not just an anecdote.

New study indicates conspiracy theory believers have less developed critical thinking abilities

New research published in Applied Cognitive Psychology provides evidence that critical thinking skills are negatively related to belief in conspiracy

www.psypost.org