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Why Political Dogma is Dead
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There's lots of anomalous inconsistencies to the entire affair. If you care to discuss it, I'll start a thread. I just find that the event defies reason. And I didn't believe it from day 2...day one, I was absorbed in the event like everyone else. But as it all unfolded over the following days and weeks, it was clear that the government had an agenda, were distorting and covering up details on the run, and firing experts that gave opinions the government didn't want, so they hired people that would.
My opinion on this doesn't stem from looking at conspiracy theories devised by others, and quite frankly, most of those things do more harm than good by their misguidance or outrageous claims...ranging from holographs to aliens.
I understand that it's a contentious issue steeped in emotion and tragedy. But in the cool light of day, there are a myriad of glaring anomalies.
And btw, thanks for responding.
Cheers.