He’s trying to save face by clutching at the straws the goons throw at him, missing the whole picture altogether. He’s been through this back in 2006, you see; he says so himself – as if this was a one-off and nothing ever happened since. Now he can return to his blissful self.

On my part I’m amazed at how people can be manipulated in a way as to believe every lie they throw at them.

Thank you for the opportunity, Daphne. You are right. No use talking about trivialities so irrelevant to our lives. I’ll be off now. Happy Taghna-Lkolling.

Please go somewhere else with this nonsense.

To you, perhaps. And village politics concern local councils and band clubs, not the national politics of a European Union member state, so don’t be supercilious.

The short answer is that a lot of people deal with certain events with emotion instead of reason and it should be pointed out to them.

Maybe because it’s a bit more interesting than village politics?

Oooh… you love making a fool of yourself with your ancient beliefs do you? NO, there were no moon landings..ever! It only takes a few minutes of youtube to explain that. No science lessons needed I assure you. The Van Allen radiation belts are the major factor of why not, apart from a few embarassing mistakes given away in the videos shot during the moonwalks.
It’s all shocking… but so true!

It’s so obvious that you never bothered to do your own research or at least watch the documentary. It would have saved your face instead of writing such ridiculous statements. They’re so embarassing!

High-rise building steel girders simply do not melt by office fires or jet fuel. You need to generate a much more higher temperature to do that which can only be generated in a foundry.

An aluminum jet plane can never cut through even ONE of those massive steel girders. You have to take in consideration the fact that jet planes are made from a very light foil of aluminum. You might have even noticed on some planes a printed warning to mechanics not to step on the wings (because like I said, the aluminum is so thin that damage from footsteps may occur). So, if footsteps can damage a plane’s fuselage, what can a wall of massive steel girders do? Yes, it would be shredded to bits with minimal damage to the building.

There were a few alarm bells that woke me from my deep slumber a few years back. One was Building 7 which is not very much publicised for the obvious reason that foul play is so evident.
The best proof comes from over 2,500 architects and engineers that felt insulted with the official explanation of events. Let’s face it, who are we to argue with over 2,500 experts? They have their own documentary… not for you to watch of course because you never bother. You’re the better expert right?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYUYya6bPGw