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Originally Posted by Iowa_Flames_Fan
That and the fact that there were human beings on that airplane who perished--and who are survived by family members, etc. In order to explain that away, conspiracy theories have to get pretty darn intricate and complicated. We're orders of magnitude beyond "second gunman on the grassy knoll" here.
I distrust government as much as anyone. But I believe they went to the moon, I believe Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, and I also believe that 9/11 happened approximately the way we all experienced it. Did Bush "look the other way"? Maybe--but I find it pretty unlikely. I can't stand Bush, but what Vulcan is describing is the action of a person both incompetent and evil. In my opinion, Bush is one, but not the other.
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When the government hides behind a veil of secrecy such as they did in the Kennedy assassination and still do in the Martin Luther King assassination, they feed the conspirator theorists agenda. If the only good thing that comes out of this is a more open government, I'll be happy. The days should be over when the governments treat the voters like mushrooms.
The more information that comes out about 9/11 and Iraq shows the Bush administration to be incompetent or liars.