[Jack33]

I have to agree with what Tom said.

My sister happens to be a lesbian, and she and I have had long talks about this very subject. She tells me that from her earliest recollection she knew she was attracted to females.

Her homosexuality has caused her tremendous pain and suffering throughout her lifetime. She’s lived a difficult life for the most part. The notion that someone would willingly choose that kind of exsistance for themselves defies all logic.

I know for a fact that if she had a choice she’d choose to be heterosexual. I know this because she’s told me so.

[Jack33]

If I appear insensative, it’s because I have a hard time believing anyone who claims to have known someone who died in the events of 9/11.
Perhaps you could share with us something that might be considered evidence to support this claim.(no, a picture of your sister holding two cats won’t due)

[Jack33]

Sounds convoluted….tell me more about the cats.

[Jack33]

Your cousin’s best friend’s sister’s former roommate’s neighbor?

[Jack33]

Why all the research on these people?

I’ll make this short and sweet…Flight 175 never existed.
No flight = no victims…the entire story’s bullshit.

It’s that simple.

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[Jack33]

Black Dog,

I have to agree with you to an extent. With the exception of a handful of people, there seems to be an overall apathetic and cavalier attitude amongst people on this site. I realize this isn’t a research site, but one would think you’d see more in depth discussion amongst people concerned and passionate about the implications of what we’re witnessing. The whole thing’s definately given me pause for thought at times.
I can only speak for myself when I tell you that the daily grind of life and raising two little girls leaves me little time to do much of anything. It’s taken me all day just to find the time to sit and make this one comment.

As for your question about why we’ve never had anyone directly involved in one of these psyops come forward and break their silence? I believe Mr Simon Shack of ‘Cluesforum’ explained it best when he said, “for anyone to ‘speak out’ would be both ruinous and suicidal.” Pointing out how this can be attributed to “the most fundamental aspect of human nature: our survival instinct.”

I’m sure many of the people involved in these events have families to take care of and they’re not going to risk loosing their jobs and careers by coming forward and speaking out.

If your passionate about something you see on here and you’ve got something to say, by all means, comment away…tell us about it…we’re all on the same team here(I think?).
Who knows,perhaps you’ll start something that catches on.

Cheers!

Jack

[Jack33]

Thank you all for this thread…It’s been both informative and thoroughly entertaining!!

The absurdity of it all makes one question whether or not it was also an exercise designed to test the gullibility of the general public.

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