I'm a skeptic by nature.

Strangely, that's why I don't believe in conspiracy theories. Statistically, few of them turn out to have any truth to them. This one I'm about as skeptical with as I can be :hmm:

If there was a conspiracy, I'm certain it would be a little bit more low-key than using thermite to bring two towers down in the middle of America's largest city with thousands and thousands of cameras obviously catching every detail of it.

Certainly we'd be dealing with a remarkable combination of genius and intricate covert planning and retarded [lack of] foresight and caution which, I think, is unlikely to say the least.

My shares in Alcoa are doing nicely. :D

I refuse to believe it was a conspiracy, but everytime I think of it, it almost feels like someone pointed the Pandora´s box towards America and opened it. When everything is added together it really is sickening.

- The first three steel structured buildings in the history collapsed because of fire on 9/11

- The terrorist´s ability to hit to their targets with a commercial jet (on the Pentagon video, the plane is flying no more than 10m off the land, hard to understand how the pilot could do that with so limited experience)

- The side that Pentagon was hit, happened to be the one that was under maintenance (First thing to come in mind is to try and minimize high ranking military personnel deaths)

- The quick clean-up of Ground Zero (Only a handfull of the parts from WTCs were actually given for research)

- The complete halt in the US airforce and intelligence agencies when the planes were hijacked