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Originally Posted by drp_69
I dont buy this 9/11 conspiracy, the main reason, before I get into ANY details, is that in order for it to work, or even remotely ring true, it would require ever enlarging circles of co-conspirators. I just dont think that all the individuals that would need to be involved in order to pull this off, would have been able to keep quiet about what exactly they are involved in. We dont hear from shady characters running to the press (all allegedly somehow manipulated by the govt according to the theory) and syaing 'hey I planted thermalite in the WTC' or 'hey I sold thermalite to Mr X to bring doen the WTC'.
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Not so. Compartmentalization allows for operations like this to take place without the others knowing what is going on. Person "A" delivers thermalite to person "B" in a nondesript box, who in turn delivers it to person "C" who then delivers it to warehouse where it is later picked up by those who will us it. Person "A" only knows that he delivered it to person "B". Person "B" doesn't have any idea what he's transporting. "Same for person "C". The only people who know what the package is for is the one who picks it up. The guy who delivers a package to a warehouse in New Jersey is just doing his job. He has no idea what is in the package and that it could contain explosives. He's just doing his job.
Also, the "patriots", as they would call themselves, believe in what they are doing and would take the information to their grave. By giving people small assignments that appear to be unimportant in the big picture it prevents people from knowing they were involved in a bigger operation. Loyalty to the cause makes these things happen, and let me tell you, there are people in the United States that are more loyal to the cause than you can imagine. No sin is too great when you are talking about the spread of democracy and the protection of the American way of life. Ironically, we ARE expected to believe that 19 young arabs were capable of pulling of this highly complex operation with very little training. Doesn't add up.