Many if not all of those who believe the government is behind 9/11 say theyve done the research and that they are not sheep.
So after doing your research...
Exactly who planned, executed, and covered-up the 9/11 attacks?
1 - WHAT AGENCIES OR GROUPS OF PEOPLE, EXACTLY WHO?
(saying "the government" is a gigantic broad term - the mailman works for the government, was he involved too?)
2 - WHAT EXACTLY WERE THEIR JOBS / DUTIES AND WHAT WERE THE REQUIRED SKILLS?
3 - HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE INVOLVED IN EACH OF THESE GROUPS / AGENCIES THAT WERE IN ON THE SECRET?
4 - HOW DID THEY ALL BENEFIT FROM PARTICIPATING IN ALL THIS? WHAT WAS THEIR COMPENSATION FOR ALL THE HARD WORK, NOT ONLY IN PLANNING, BUT EXECUTING AND COVERING UP AND REMAINING SILENT AND COOPERATIVE ABOUT IT?
Nobody has anything?
From reading some of the various posts within this entire forum, it seems as though some of you think you have a good idea about these things.
1, 2, and 3: Individuals high up in the executive branch of government, including high-ranking intelligence officials and members of the bush administration. Unfortunately the government does not publicize the names of most of those who work for its intelligence agencies, for obvious reasons. It is unkown exactly who was given what responsibilities, but it is also irrelevant, because the factual evidence surrounding the attacks themselves remains the same regardless, and points to an inside job regardless of exactly who did what tasks and what their full names were.
4. Power, which is not a means to an end but is itself the highest political end. Remember Hitler's ultimate goal was world domination, it would be ridiculous to ask "well what would he have gained from that"? As a result of the 9/11 inside job, the U.S. government was able to:
- Demonize anti-globalization sentiment in general
- Pursue their globalization agenda with militant veracity
- Take control of key parts of the middle east
- Shred the U.S. Constitution most notibly the 4th and 5th ammendments
- Completely do away with the civil liberties of the American people
- Make the executive branch of government more powerful than it's ever been