22-09-2013, 02:50 PM
Magda Hassan Wrote:Tracy Riddle Wrote:We have the same sort of endless arguing about what hit the Pentagon - a missile? A plane? A drone?
As with the Kennedy assassination, we can spend all of our time and energy fighting with each other, and accuse each other of being agents, or we can all agree that a) the official story stinks and b) we don't know the details of what really happened and we're still trying to figure it out. Personally, I'm trying to spend less time on forums and more time doing research.
I agree Tracy.
I don't.
First, it's not a question of "spend[ing] all of our time" pursing any single aspect of this case. Some of us can and do multi-task.
Second, when you use the term "each other" you imply some sort of union, or comradeship, or shared mission. I'm not "fighting with" my allies. I am, upon occasion, engaging individuals who, in my informed judgment, are wittingly or otherwise aiding and abetting the ongoing cover-up's Facilitators. Such action is as valid and as important to our shared cause as any academic "research" we may wish to conduct.
Third, the "a)" segment of the agreement which you wish for long ago has been reached.
Fourth, the underlying premise of your "b)" segment is false; we do indeed know a great deal about what "really" happened.
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