liltroofer
26-06-2008, 01:12 AM
After pondering on the faked TV footage for a while, and the assertion that patsy terrorists were arrested as they tried to board the alleged airplanes, I can't help but wonder at the motivations of all the different parties that could be involved. And it led me to another question:
Is it possible that a government, in the interest of trying to "catch" as many real terrorists as possible in the act of terrorism, would allow the world to *think* that the supposed terrorists had succeeded?
In other words, could TV fakery have been not primarily intended to hypnotize the American public, but to allow the scheme of terrorism to artificially complete, and thereby catch terrorists who would only reveal themselves should they believe that the attack succeeded?
I don't know why that would be the case, but if they knew about the plan so far in advance to actually create patsies, slow the military, and control everything down to the fake "witnesses," perhaps a benevolent "they" let a terrible plan appear to succeed in order to catch the malicious "they" in the act of treason.
Of course, this would force the argument that those who lost their lives were killed because of a plan to apparently save more in the long run, which is never an idea I'm attracted to.
Is it possible that a government, in the interest of trying to "catch" as many real terrorists as possible in the act of terrorism, would allow the world to *think* that the supposed terrorists had succeeded?
In other words, could TV fakery have been not primarily intended to hypnotize the American public, but to allow the scheme of terrorism to artificially complete, and thereby catch terrorists who would only reveal themselves should they believe that the attack succeeded?
I don't know why that would be the case, but if they knew about the plan so far in advance to actually create patsies, slow the military, and control everything down to the fake "witnesses," perhaps a benevolent "they" let a terrible plan appear to succeed in order to catch the malicious "they" in the act of treason.
Of course, this would force the argument that those who lost their lives were killed because of a plan to apparently save more in the long run, which is never an idea I'm attracted to.