Alexander77

Thanks for the nice Kata, but next time please read better instead of insisting with nonsense... I didn't write anywhere that I BELIEVE... I simply said that Fahrenheit makes perfect sense from a logical point of view... simple and straightforward... if you're interested, do some checks on the accusations that Moore makes against the administration and the Bush family... "It's logical that no one denied them: there was nothing to deny. Because in that film there’s NOTHING": well, that’s a colossal bullshit because: 1) if there had been something to deny, don't worry, the Bush staff wouldn't have thought twice 2) the only reason the Bush staff chose to ignore Moore's film was to avoid drawing further public attention to the content... another little rule of political communication... SO, you don't have engineering studies (and you were asking me?!), you know nothing about political studies, do you just talk this way for sport?

Let it be clear, your argument (at least for me...since I don't have an engineering background) is flawless...I give myself the benefit of the doubt for the reasons mentioned above...

I'm not so convinced... I'm giving myself the benefit of the doubt, but there are numerous testimonies from scholars and engineers who consider the collapse of the Towers quite anomalous... as a non-engineer, I wonder how it's possible for a vertical collapse of that type when typically for demolitions involving vertical collapse, multiple studies are conducted...

There is, but do you respond to him as well?

Katharsis, are you serious or do you just enjoy writing bullshit? No, I don't have a degree in engineering, so what? Do you really believe that collapse was completely "normal"?

George's face after he was informed about the attack was a mix of the typical blankness of the obtuse and the bewilderment of someone thinking, "What do I do now? Beats me?! Should I continue with the story of the three little pigs?"

Another fundamental thing, considered almost a law in political affairs: when an administration is functioning poorly, the best thing to do is distract public opinion with a threat, with fear, with a war... I want to clarify that I am not saying that the attack on the WTC was a conspiracy of the Bush administration, but at least the doubt that very little was done to prevent it (if not even something to favor it) can easily creep in... In this regard, a part of Fahrenheit by Moore (however biased, the documentary has a very precise logic that has NEVER been refuted by the Bush administration) is focused precisely on the total inaction of American intelligence, which apparently was well aware of the possible terrorist threat...

Excuse me, one very simple thing, which has already been reported by others, but is absolutely fundamental: beyond the conspiracy (and for me it is, even if partial) or the theory of the 19 bad Arab skilled pilots, beyond the escape of the LAden family from the USA, thanks to government support, it is impossible not to have any suspicion when the towers have a perfect vertical collapse, essentially a perfectly controlled collapse (sorry for the terminology), after being struck in such a way... just this alone would be a reason for ENORMOUS doubt...

Great point, Jack—really interesting...

If you want to fight, there's the entire review of the Black Book of Communism: between left-wing crumbling statues and right-wing remnants of war, there's no escape! Anyway, I reiterate that Kakà is a real opportunist!