Personally I have little confidence in most conspriacy theories based
on my observations over the years as to how difficult it is for
people to keep their mouths shut about anything close to being a
secret.
Did you read the above?
"In all of these cases, more than a handful of people were involved
in planning, funding and carrying out the attacks. And yet no one
spilled the beans or – if someone did – they were not believed."
The elaborate, intricate
conspiracy theory involving all sorts of convulated thinking and
rationalization is more acceptable to many minds. Somehow it just
seems more reasonable than the simple fact that the terrorists
hijacked the planes on a suicide mission.
Research shows false flag terrorist attacks are far more common than
most think. Google "strategy of tension" and "operation gladio".
Fine, but that would assume that in today's society of high technology:
- surveillance cameras in the streets, businesses and private
- camera phones / video recorders / cameras of bystanders, street pedestrians and tower workers
- activity levels inside towers, even on off-business hours
- ubiquitous communications (internet / cell phones / telecommunications)
- etc.
that not a single bystander would have seen, noticed or even "smelled" something "funny" going on while they "supposedly" planted all that detonation material (for sure in WTC 7, along with suggested theories on WTC 1 & 2). You cannot just "drop" dynamite into a building and expect it to fall, it must be place properly...and this takes time and preparation.
You ever seen the preparation done to intentional implosive demolition? It's staggering and takes months. The explosives must be attached to the load bearing members themselves - and what, those support columns are easy to get to in modern construction, especially with nobody noticing later??
Riiiight...
We can mention the highjacking of the planes, but I doubt that as there are
lots of other ways to create the effect they planners would have wanted without going to destroy one of the largest districts responsible for the capital functioning of the very country that they wished to plot against - it's like cutting off both your legs, one arm and your nose just so you can collect unemployment.
It is simply not logical.
They could have car bombed a few important buildings in New York and Washington - say, the Stock Exchange and a bomb in front of the White House - with controlled detonations, made it look like a terrorist attack, and gotten the same level of response without as much collateral damage (and costs - you think that if the government was plotting against us that they would
want to spend the huge sums of money spent to rebuilt Manhattan? Any military planner would go for highest results but lowest impact).
If our government was plotting against us then they would be
greedy (well, even more than they are now!) and certainly would want the money for other projects / themselves, rather than pour the billions of dollars it will cost to fix that level of damages - not to mention the bailouts of the airlines, who would
certainly be put on the hot seat for allowing it to happen (as occurred in reality (and where the true blame of all this lay, as the airlines cut back on security spending at a time when they were responsible for the programs)).
Bush's "reaction" to the initial wave of attacks is, utterly regretful, not a sign of conspiracy plotting. It is a sign of him, well, having the intelligence of a chipmunk. Regretfully George W. Bush, I feel, is a person with the lowest I.Q. who has held the office of President of the United States in the past 30 years - which is why he had such a "strong" support staff around him.
He NEEDED it.
Not to mention, if we indeed give G.W. Bush a bit of a benefit, if IIRC when his aides first reported the fact that terrorists were attacking the United States to him, they did not tell him the SEVERITY of the attacks. Now, if the timing of the Bush visit to the school is correct, before his arrival in the classroom he would have known about the first plane hitting the towers - the news of the second plane would have been simply adding additional information to existing knowledge, not at "Holy Cow!" initial response on camera.
Plus, there is always the possibility of plan failure – that is, backlash. There is no guarantee that the planners would have gotten what they wished for, as the government could have been blamed to such a level for ‘allowing’ these attacks to occur that it could have caused a level of public backlash to the severity up to causing a recall election.
All in all, it simply does not add up.