ClearwaterVol
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You are the one who quickly dismissed the experts who disagree with the ones who do agree. I have never discredited or ignored any of the experts who agree with 9/11. I honestly do not know who is right and neither do you. As I have stated, we do not have access to every piece of information relevant to 9/11. Therefore, none of us can make any real claims. Only speculation.
You can say people see what they want to see all you want, but that doesn't mean those who disagree aren't right. The bottom line is this, there have been experts who disagree with the 9/11 reports. Are their explanations correct? Who knows? we will likely never know with absolute certainty what really happened on 9/11. To say that the US government doesn't have the capability to cover something like this is fallacious. To blindly say that those who are exercising different opinions are seeing what they want or are just conspiracy nuts is also fallacious.
lining up what we know and the logical conclusion is that the collapse of the buildings was caused by the obvious source. To say that we don't have all the facts and therefore the conspiracy theories are equally likely is simply wrong.
It is akin to saying that Lee Harvey Oswald killing Kennedy is one theory and my theory that he was killed by CIA trained Oompa Loompas is also equally likely because we simply don't know all of the facts. I got news, you never know all of the facts, but what is known certainly makes one theory far more likely than another. conspiracy theorists are typically looking analyze facts out of context and have an unwillingness to examine the facts as a whole.