"I do believe that when you look at three buildings
coming down with your naked eye that it is kind of bizarre that they all look
exactly like planned demolitions. It doesn't really seem to make sense that
airplanes hitting buildings would have caused that to occur."
Unbelievable! He wants to represent me in Congress.
"If we actually had passengers on those airliners, if
there actually were terrorists on board, there are easier things to point to
that don't make sense."
No, I don't know what that means.
"If you wish to believe that the planned demolition of
three skyscrapers in Manhattan by parties unknown was reason enough for us to
invade two sovereign nations and kill hundreds of thousands of civilians (and
endanger and maim and kill thousands of our own soldiers and warriors) then you
and I will simply disagree."
I think it's possible to disagree with the invasions of Iraq and/or Afghanistan without believing there were planned demolitions of those buildings along with over 3000 murders.
Funiciello told 7 News he's never made any
claims about who was behind 9/11, and doesn't want to speculate. He said
"We haven't thoroughly investigated the event."
That's the part I love and the reason that conspiracy theory is such a misnomer. It's more like conspiracy trivial pursuit or kids trading baseball cards.
He expanded on the theme during his interview vwith 7
News Monday. He said Tower 7 collapsed "with really no evidence
that any damage had been done."
Absolutely ridiculous.
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