we can all ignore haroki. after all, he's a self described redneck cumstain
The event we are talking about fits the pattern of a huge number of similar events all over the world. In theory it may still be a conspiracy of course but given that the pattern does exist and is based on terrorism not government conspiracies, the burden of proof that this specific event is somehow different is on you and in this case the burden is very heavy.Quote from Avid_Consumer:
so by your logic an event can't be a conspiracy unless all related events are also conspiracies?
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The event we are talking about fits the pattern of a huge number of similar events all over the world. In theory it may still be a conspiracy of course but given that the pattern does exist and is based on terrorism not government conspiracies, the burden of proof that this specific event is somehow different is on you and in this case the burden is very heavy.
You on the other side have nothing. I mean no proof or evidence at all, you have an ambiguous statement made by Silverstein, the fact that the collapse of WTC 7 resembled a controlled demolition and that's it. Sorry but it does not cut it, it does not even come close.
You did not even begin to explain the motives behind the demolition of WTC 7 or reasons why Silverstein being a civilian was not only involved in a major CIA/Mossad conspiracy but was in fact giving out orders to demolish the building. Let alone a million other holes, inconsistencies and loose ends in your conspiracy which you are not even trying to explain.
My common sense tells me that private citizen Silverstein would not be involved in a huge [CIA/Mossad] conspiracy, he would definitely not be in charge ordering to blow buildings up and then giving interviews about it. My common sense tells me that the government would not put all that time and effort into destroying WTC 7 in a controlled demolition manner if they actually wanted exactly the opposite - make it look like a terror attack, they would simply have put a freaking bomb in the basement and detonated it. Duh!. Common sense tells me that the hijackers would be Iraqi (not Saudi) citizens if the objective was to invade Iraq, my common sense tells me that a conspiracy like that would require thousands of participants and at least one or two of them would have already come forward and produced a shred of evidence of their involvement.Quote from Avid_Consumer:
it's an issue of common sense.
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My common sense tells me quite a different story but I guess we'll have to agree to disagree.
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