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Before the "Pentagon Papers," Secret Bombings Were a Conspiracy Theory

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Although the government has been caught in substantial lies, anyone who questions the government's official explanation for 9/11 is labelled a conspiracy theorist. There are those, like me, actually, who believe that the federal government had substantial involvement in the planning of 9/11. What was their involvement? It's impossible to say, because the 9/11 Commission's Report was a fraud. Many think it's shocking to suggest that the government was involved in 9/11. Why this is so confounds me. Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld are sociopaths. Why wouldn't they kill people in order to enrich themselves and their allies? Once you stop projecting your own morality onto people like Cheney and Rumsfeld, the truth is much easier to perceive. What would you have to a 1960's-based Mike who said, "The government is secreting bombing Cambodia and Loas"? Like a Loyalist boot licker, you'd have called the vintage Mike a conspiracy theorist, because you cannot think for yourselves...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on December 10, 2010 (boomark / email).

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