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One of the wonders of the television world is how The History
Channel, which so often does great things with its programming,
could stoop to such an incredible depth as depicted Friday
night with "The 911 Conspiracy: Fact or Fiction?"
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It was an insult to the limited number of Americans who possess
more than average intelligence as well as a rip-off sham.
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If I didn't know any better, I'd say all of the debunkers of a Bush-
Cheney conspiratory on 911 must've slept often with Georgie and
Dickie -- while no one was wearing  underwear.
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How sad!
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With an incredible amount of physical and other evidence that
confirms, beyond ALL reasonable doubt, that the Cheney administration
-- NOT Islamic terrorists -- were responsible for 911, the boys from
Popular Mechanics and Skeptic Magazine were at their very best
debunking the truth.
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Obviously, the program's format suited them well.
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Decades ago, when I first entered the newspaper business, an Old Pro
told me one of the easiest things to write is a rebuttal to a nasty
comment (say, as appeared in A Letter to the Editor).
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He explained that, although the letter is dynamite (and true), it
almost always contains a passage that can be turned inside out.
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So what you do . . . You ignore everything that makes sense,
IS true and can't be criticized, but pounce on the one comment
that's a bit weak.
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You ignore everything else in the nasty letter and direct your
rebuttal tothe "weak link," and the end result is that you wind up
as the hero, not the villain.
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History Channel's format in the 911 conspiracy debate -- same as it
had done with the conspiracy concerning JFK's assasination), is to
let the critics speak first, then assault them on finer points.
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Furthermore, the ciritics do not get an opportunity to respond to
your
final salvo because, if permitted, they may well make you look like
an asshole.
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James Meigs and Davin Coburn, editor-in-chief and research editor,
respectively, of Popular Mechanics as well as Michael Shermer,
pubisher of Skeptic Magazine, were identified as EXPERTS throughout
the program. (Why are THEY called experts? They're far from it)
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I didn't see such identification for Dylan Avery of Loose Change or
author David Ray Griffin, who ARE experts in the prusuit of truth
of the 911 Nightmare, but I imagine if I looked closer I would've
seen
a tiny line identifying them as retards.
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Still, despite everything targeted to molest the truth, "The 911
Conspiracy: Fact or Fiction?" DID contain a few gems for the open-
minded and for the folks who weren't completely brainwashed
nine years ago today.
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One came when Todd Brenner, allegedly aboard the plane that
crashed in Shanksville, miraculously got through to his mother
on his cellphone and greeted her with "Hi, Mom. This is Todd
BRENNER."
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His mother actually admitted that these were his first words.
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Or when Wallly Miller, the county coroner who arrived at that crash
site and soon realized it was not a passenger jet, so he might as
well go back home.
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 "I quit being the corner after 20 minutes," he remarked, explaining
that he could find no bodies or body parts on the ground."
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Of course, Meigs was the featured conspiratorial critic and had the
audacity to make these two comments at different times.
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"They (the conspiracy theorists) are not interested in evidence," he
said.."
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And . . . while having the last word.
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"If you don't care about truth or the facts, it's very, very
compelling propaganda."
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Here is an updated list of the organizations and individuals
participating in the class-action lawsuit against Ed Conrad.
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Pastor Terry Jones
Smithsonian Mental Institution
Penn State University
60 Minutes
The Estate of Charles Darwin
Harvard University
Johns Hopkins University
University of California-Berkeley
Al Einstein
Al Qaeda Al-Qaeda al-Qaida al-Qa'ida
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Association for the Advancement of Science
American Association of Anatomists
American Anthropological Association
Billo Reilly Glenn Beck Sean "Ins" Hannity (joint entry)
American Journal of Physical Anthropology
American Medical Association
Zinkag 41  (Autonomus Unit Zinkag 41, brood assemblage Delta 64)
American Museum of Natural History
American Civil Liberties Union ACLU
Liz Cheney
American Society for Investigative Pathology
American Society of Human Genetics
Wikipedia
Geological Society of America
L'Osservatore Romano
Paleontological Research Institute (PRI)
Billy Graham
Federation of American Scientists
Science Nature Omni Penthouse magazines
Smithsonian Custodial Employees (Local 666)
New England Journal of Medicine
Paul PZ Myers University of Minnesota
Michelle Malkin
Raymond Rye II
Geraldo Rivera
British Petroleum BP
Larry King (But you can call me "The")
Pope Benedict XVI c/o The Vatican
Wayne Clough Secretary of Smithsonian
Stephen Hawking
Sen. John Boner
The Estate of the Leakey Family
American Board of Forensic Anthropology
American Journal of Pathology
Rudy Giuliani
Michele Bachmann
American Medical Association
The Grim Reaper
American Society for Investigative Pathology
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Father Guido Sarducci
Mother Teresa
Association for Molecular Pathology
talk.origins (David Iain Greig, moderator)
sci.bio.evolution
College of American Pathologists
C-span
Cornell University Medical College
Forensic Files
GWB, Crawford, Texas (name withheld by request))
International Academy of Pathology
NBC
Rupert Murdoch
ABC
Sonia of Operation Repo
U.S. Geological Survey
Taliban Federation
Fox News
MSNBC
CNN
New England Journal of Medicine
Opponents of Intelligent Design
sci.med.pathology
Karl Rove
Canadian Association for Physical Anthropology
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Tiger Woods
Institute of Human Origins
Society for Medical Anthropology
Kenneth and Gloria Copeland
American Journal of Pathology
Alexander Emmanuel "A-Rod" Rodriguez
American Society of Primatologists
Orly Taitz
National Primate Association
La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles
Oral Roberts
British Petroleum BP
Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center
Gorilla Foundation
The Banana Republic
AAA (Amalgamated Atheists of America)
Jimmy "Jimbo" Wales, founder of Wikipedia
Chris Matthews
Rachel Maddow
Michael Moore
Ann "Douche Bag" Coulter
Bill Maher
WikiLeaks
Oliver Stone
Smithsonian Snack Shop staff
Time Magazine
President Obama
Anderson Cooper
Pamela Anderson
New York Times
New York Daily News
Reno 911 Police Dept .
New York Post
New York Daily Mirror
Newsday
Newsweek
Washington Insider
Philadephia Inquirer
The Nation
Former President Dick Cheney
Donald Rumsfeld
Karl Walmart
Meet the Press
David Gregory
eBay Stores
PBS
Rosie O'Donnell
To Catch a Predator on American Idol
National Enquirer
National Lampoon
Washington Post
Sean Penn
Wall Street Journal
The View
Jeff Rense
U.S. News and World Report
60 Minutes
Roswell (N.M.) Chamber of Commerce
Arianna Huffington
David Letterman
Charles Manson
Matthew Mark Luke and Jack
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