Is the In Plane Site Documentary Credible?

Thread starter Microburst
Start date Nov 8, 2004
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The discussion centers around skepticism regarding a video from the website 911inplanesite.com, which presents conspiracy theories related to the events of 9/11. Participants express doubt about the video's claims, labeling it as the work of a conspiracy enthusiast profiting from tragedy. While some arguments in the video are noted as compelling, significant concerns are raised about the absence of actual airplanes and missing individuals, questioning the validity of the conspiracy theories presented. The conversation highlights the tension between conspiracy narratives and the factual realities of the events.

Nov 8, 2004

Microburst

Have you guys seen this video?

http://www.911inplanesite.com

is this true?

Last edited: Nov 8, 2004

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Nov 8, 2004

varunsharma

dont think so. another conspiracy buff in action

Nov 8, 2004

recon

It's just someone profiting off another person's misery.

Nov 8, 2004

Microburst

Some of the arguments made are pretty compelling, except there are actual airplane missing and people missing? Where did those people go? What happen to the other aircrafts ?

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