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On Sun, 8 Jul 2007, Stephen Montgomery-Smith wrote:
But "the government flew the airplanes themselves into the twin towers
which were blown up by explosives" is at a whole different level, like
"NASA faked the moon landings" or "Roosevelt deliberately allowed the
Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor" or even "the US government keeps
evidence of UFO's and aliens covered up in Area 51." Honestly, when I
thought you were pushing these 9/11 conspiracy theories, my first
thought is that you were joking, and I was going to scold Vern for
taking you seriously.
Is that what that book was about? I didn't know. Seriously. I picked it
up and it said something about wacky conspiracy theories and how they
didn't liek them and it had a note from Howard Zinn and a note from a
couple of other seemingly credible people. Ah -- that stuff is here:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/product-description/156656686X/ref=dp_proddesc_0/002-9124346-5535209?ie=UTF8&n=283155&s=books
Howard Zinn (historian)
Bill Christison, former senior official of the CIA (CIA analyst, actually)
Paul Craig Roberts, assistant secretary of the US Treasury during the Reagan administration
So if this is just more of the Small Change kind of lunacy, I apologize
for bringing it up. I thought it was something different, but now I think
it probably is what you are suggesting.
I think one of the things that threw me off was that the book and other
information about the book say that the author "rejects the official
conspiracy theory," which probably means that he rejects the idea that
Islamic terrorists conspired to attack us. I didn't understand the
meaning of that at first.
I agree with Vern too -- a lot of people who would not like this book will
not read it or post negative reviews on Amazon.com, so we're left with
true believers.
Mike
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