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http://www.911myths.com/
Check it out! Conspiracy theories tend to be wrong and counterproductive.
http://www.911truth.org/
There's a two-hour seminar by architect Richard Gage. He has founded a group consisting of architects, physicists and engineers who believe that it would be unlikely for one building to fall the way it did, let alone three. It's a long watch, but it's basically just a seminar given at Manitoba U. If you need high production values to retain your attention then you may become bored.
Note: Before criticizing me, realise firstly that I am not presenting this as fact. Secondly, if you write something along the lines of, "I watched the first ten-minutes and got bored lol, BUT" anything you say will be ignored.
Check it out! Conspiracy theories tend to be wrong and counterproductive.
http://www.911truth.org/
There's a two-hour seminar by architect Richard Gage. He has founded a group consisting of architects, physicists and engineers who believe that it would be unlikely for one building to fall the way it did, let alone three. It's a long watch, but it's basically just a seminar given at Manitoba U. If you need high production values to retain your attention then you may become bored.
Note: Before criticizing me, realise firstly that I am not presenting this as fact. Secondly, if you write something along the lines of, "I watched the first ten-minutes and got bored lol, BUT" anything you say will be ignored.