When the conspiracy people show me something that passes the common sense test, I'll consider it. But this whole thread started off with something as simple as a reporter "accidentally" getting secret intell before the building collapsed, and NOBODY in the media picked up on it. I dislike most in the media and have very little respect for many of them, but I have to admit that even they aren't that stupid, and they sure as hell have no love or respect for President Bush that would compel their silence on this matter. Again, it comes down to common sense. It's kind of like the conspiracy people always harping that "jet fuel doesn't burn hot enough to melt steel", even though plenty of good engineers have clearly stated that steel doesn't have to melt to be significantly weakened by heat, or that if you introduce enough oxygen, even wood will burn hot enough to forge iron. Again, common sense. I've seen things happen that were improbable, but no conspiracies were involved. It's always just a matter of time before the improbable happens. It has to eventually. And, before you tinfoil hat types ask, NO I don't accept everything that the government tells me (and very litttle at all if it's coming from a democrat), but until I see some evidence that passes the smell test, your rantings just remind me of an X Files episode.
