Comments by "retnavybrat" (@retnavybrat) on "What are the common conspiracies surrounding 9/11?" video.

  1. Well, that answered absolutely nothing.
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  2. Poor sentence construction, not knowing what positions the supposed key players held, using all caps, and using swear words are facts that lead me to ignore conspiracy theorists. If they want us to take them seriously, they have to learn how to present their evidence as if they were trying to convince us to hire them.
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  3. Jeffery Yang  Well, hopefully, I imparted some wisdom to her then. 🙂
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  4. APE MAN  As far as I'm currently aware, the truth is that four planes were hijacked by al-Qaeda operatives on the morning of September 11, 2001. Two of those planes were flown into the World Trade Centers (both towers subsequently collapsing from the damage) in New York City, one was flown into the Pentagon, and one crashed in Pennsylvania after the passengers of that plane attempted to overpower the hijackers (original intended target of plane not known for certain, although generally believed to be in Washington, DC). However, I wasn't calling out the original poster simply for her belief in conspiracy theories. What I was criticizing was how she, and others like her, present said theories. The way most of these people communicate is like serving a steak dinner from a five star restaurant on a garbage can lid: what they have to say may have validity for all we know, but the presentation makes it unpalatable to most people.
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