I’m annoyed because I have become persuaded, very reluctantly, and slowly and against my habitual will… I have become persuaded that the attacks on 9\/11 were not perpetrated by Osama Bin Laden, but were instead perpetrated by actors on the inside of the US government.<\/p>\n
And it’s annoying because just writing that sentence makes me feel like an absolute lunatic. I feel I’ve just stepped outside of the acceptable bounds of social discourse; I’m no longer a reasonable person. Everything I now say and think will be tainted by a sense of ‘oh yeah, he’s that guy who thinks Dick Cheney blew up the twin towers…’ – and thus my ‘voice’<\/a> is eclipsed.<\/p>\n And it’s annoying because I supported the attack on Iraq, and now I wonder ‘have I been had?’<\/p>\n Yet you have to pursue the truth, whatever the temper<\/a>.<\/p>\n This line of thought was prompted by viewing this video<\/a>, kindly linked for me by Sven<\/a>, although it had been building for a while. Too many unanswered questions, which need<\/b> answering….<\/p>\n UPDATE: for what it’s worth, I no longer believe this \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I’m annoyed because I have become persuaded, very reluctantly, and slowly and against my habitual will… I have become persuaded that the attacks on 9\/11 were not perpetrated by Osama Bin Laden, but were instead perpetrated by actors on the … Continue reading