atheists and "conspiracy" theories

[Shell B]

I'm quite happy to talk about the Moon missions since denial of them is so hilariously ridiculous. The 9/11 attacks, however, are not funny at all and I consider denial of the reality of that day to be a tremendous slap in the face to the victims, to their friends and relatives, and to everyone who went beyond the call of duty and risked their own lives to save the lives of others.

I despise anyone who wants to rewrite such tragic history for their own stupid ends.

I feel that way about Holocaust Denialism. Makes me wish I had a cock with which to slap people in the face.

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Most conspiracy theories I've read suggest some kind of cover up. Which is obvious when you actually weigh the facts.

No, it is obvious when you deny the facts. I've read about it from both angles. I've watched documentaries about it from both angles. The only side that holds water is the side that sees what obviously happened. Hint: It's not the theorists' side.

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here is byu professor steven jone's study: http://www.journalof911studies.com/volum...llapse.pdf

here is an mit study against the previous one posted: http://www-math.mit.edu/~bazant/WTC/WTC-asce.pdf

they're both valid papers from reputable programs that give very valid hypothesis as to what happened.

I'll take the one from MIT any day of the week.