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Tuesday, July 04, 2006

Conspiracy Theory

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There are enough sites out there nursing theories best described as 'pet projects' - pods, missiles, holograms, etc. This site is not intended to promote or dispute those theories, but is instead devoted EXCLUSIVELY to an examination of the facts contained in the public record.

If you have arrived at this page seeking point-by-point refutations of 'Loose Change', you're in the wrong place. Similarly, if you have arrived here seeking point-by-point refutations of Popular Mechanics' 2004 article regarding 'the myths of 9/11', you're in the wrong place.

Both sides of this debate have set up a plethora of 'straw man' issues, such that the debate is polluted by their inclusion, and the energies of researchers are squandered in vain attempts to prove (or disprove) a myriad of half-truths.

By eliminating these seemingly purposeful distractions and instead concentrating on established facts, it is hoped that this site will help to refocus the debate on the real issues: what really happened on 9/11, how did it happen, and what can be done to prevent another 9/11 from occuring?

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Tuesday, July 04, 2006

Conspiracy Theory

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