Top 20 unanswered questions about 9/11

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The discussion centers around skepticism regarding the U.S. government's knowledge and potential involvement in the 9/11 attacks. Some participants express the belief that the government, particularly President Bush, may have had prior knowledge of the attacks or the possibility of them, suggesting that this could indicate a level of complicity or negligence. There is a strong sentiment that the government's responses to inquiries about the attacks have been inadequate, leading to distrust. The conversation also touches on the political ramifications of these beliefs, with some participants indicating a loss of faith in Bush's leadership and questioning the available alternatives for future elections. Overall, the thread reflects a mix of conspiracy speculation and frustration with government accountability.
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http://www.philly.com/mld/dailynews/6742902.htm

It's really disturbing.
 
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Do you still think your government had nothing to do with it and that they actually didn't know?
 
I think it's possible they did have involvement, but that's pure speculation
 
Government ineptitude should not be a surprise. The govt did not have anything to do with 9/11.

In any case, I didn't see anything on that list particularly surprising or disturbing. And most of the questions have been answered as best they can - its just that people don't like the answers or some answers are incomplete.
 
I think Bush knew about these attacks beforehand- or at least of the possibility of them. Now, I'm not a comspiracy theorist, but we all know bush had Saddam on his adgenda from the start. And if he knew beforehand and did nothing, it's a really short jump over to him letting the attacks happen(or even encouraging them) as a means to his end- namely saddam. We all jumped on the IRAQ bandwagon, but there was never any solid connection. Meanwhile, Ussama is still out there spouting off about Jihad and other stuff. Bush is not an eloquent speaker, he's alienated most of the world with his stupid foreign policy.

Not to get off track, but he's lost my vote- I want him out
 
I fully believe that our government knew this was going to happen. There is way too much evidence.
 
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Not to get off track, but he's lost my vote- I want him out

And give it to whom? Is there really a choice?
 
I agree that it's "really disturbing". Not our government's behavior, but this so-called "reporter's". This article is pure bunk, IMO.
 
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