Thoreau72
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I never saw the point of insulting people.
Why would that be necessary? Why would such a complex plan and sleight of hand be preferable to just using explosives or using planes? You don't need spectacular for causus belli, The sinking of the Maine (which was not actually done by the Spanish) and the Gulf of Tonkin incident provided good excuses to go to war without being spectacular. They also weren't planned, but were cases of the U.S. government using any possible excuse.
And using an extra plane to crash into a field in Pennsylvania makes no sense at all.
Mr. Milchan also produced "Pretty Woman." Should we assume he is also involved in prostitution? And he produced JFK...aha! PROOF that he is involved in a conspiracy.
The Medusa Touch stars Richard Burton as a man with psychic powers who has caused multiple disasters out of disgust with the world. One of the events is an airplane hitting a London office building. There's just no relationship.
I don't see how the fact that one of Hollywood's most prolific producers, with 138 films to his credit had one film early in his career, that had artwork vaguely similar to 9/11 can be considered anything more than a coincidence.
I say again, you and I can only speculate. Neither you nor I were involved in the planning and execution, so we don't know. Personally, I think it was excellently planned and executed. Maximum visual effect, and a superficial plausibility as to why the buildings came down. When played to people who never ask questions, it was very successful. Here it is 15 years later and many if not most of the populace still believe the story. It's hard to argue with success.
No airliner crashed in PA.
No, we should not assume Milchan was into prostitution. My point in bringing that up is that while you could not possibly imagine such a scenario, at least one other person was very much able to imagine a scenario like that. Most likely his imagination is stronger and more active than yours. And perhaps it is a coincidence, or perhaps certain people were planning these events years in advance.
Maybe my ability to connect dots is stronger than yours? It's irrelevant, as the only moral to the story is that the official story is full of holes. It defies physics, and is contradicted by the known facts, 15 years later, and the events that took place were not unimaginable. In his book Crossing the Rubicon, Michael Ruppert includes a few photos and text regarding Pentagon "training scenarios" in which the Pentagon itself, or perhaps some other federal building nearby, are struck by hijacked airliners.