Leigh,

I appreciate your message and rejection of those who refer to nut cases.

However, I think you dismiss the issue of the complete drop-down collapses
of THREE WTC buildings in one day a bit too hastily (e.g. 9-11-2001 was a
day of calm winds, not winds of 50-100 mph). I will send you under private
mail -- for personal use only and not for distribution -- David Ray
Griffin's chapter "The Destruction of the World Trade Center: Why the
Official Account cannot be True".  It is pretty comprehensive, including
analysis of what firefighters had to say the day after 9-11-2001 (which
took a lawsuit by the NY Times to get into the public record).  It is
quite different than Steve Jones' work, proving that there is more than
one way to tackle this issue.

Paul Z.

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Date:    Wed, 13 Sep 2006 13:43:47 -0700
From:    Leigh Meyers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Steve Jones as a 9-11 nut case; Identities of hijackers

Paul Zarembka wrote:

> So, given this easily demonstrable problem with the official
> conspiracy story of bin-Laden-and-19-Arabs-with-boxcutters, why does
> the 9/11 Commission go ahead naming the same names without even once
interrogating
> their identities?  Perhaps simply because its Executive Director, who
was
> instrumental in controlling the agenda of the Commission, is an earlier
> co-author with Dr. Condoleezza Rice and is now appointed in the State
> Department to a major position.
>
> Many, many people in the Arab world know such things, things which a
> person like Cockburn choses to completely ignore and instead refer to
nut
> cases.

It's the definition of conspiracy that perturbs me, as it looks to be an
attempt to silence or quell criticism of *any* part of the official
story. For instance, I don't accept the demolition theory of the
collapse of any building. I know there was fuel storage for a backup
generator in one of the buildings that *could* have exploded (overheated
diesel), but 'controlled charging'? I don't think so.

On the issue of the main towers: Take the top off a building with...
what... 50-100 mph winds blowing across it, and the torsional flex alone
would eventually break it apart. You could demonstrate this effect with
a cardboard box sans top and a large fan used on a theater stage for
simulating wind.

OTOH, the idea that within hours of the hits, they had the f'ing
passports and identity papers.

Right.

We're talking about people who lose baggage, even AFTER terrorism
becomes a grave threat....

USATODAY.com - Airlines lost 10000 bags a day in '05
http://www.usatoday.com/money/biztravel/2006-02-16-lost-bags-usat_x.htm

We're talking about the "managers" of disaster aid for hurricane Katrina.

...and they f'ing found the passports, had the name of the lead man,
UBL. Within hours...

I think an explanation is in order.

Am I a "conspiracy nut"?

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Leigh
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