Not everything is a conspiracy, and some I read about are so far-fetched, I’ve never investigated further. However, after the events of the last five years, my mind has opened to any possibilities. A common one I hear is that the 9/11 attacks were an inside job. I dismissed this immediately the first time I heard it, not only because it seemed so outrageous, but also because I made a classic mistake of having blind allegiance to the people I voted for, naively thinking any attacks were typical political power moves.
I’m still not quite there in completely believing the U.S. government or CIA engineered 9/11, mostly because it’s so difficult to figure out what “evidence” on the web is real or not. However, there are clearly some items that should at least make you roll your eyes and say, “Oh, give me a f*cking break!” 🙄 One is the collapse of WTC building 7, not hit by any planes. Another is the “finding” of passports at the WTC and Pennsylvania crash sites belonging to the purported terrorists. Yes, sure, jet fuel can melt steel support beams enough to bring down entire buildings but can’t incinerate some cardboard & paper. 👍 The passport finds remind me of the government “finding” a picture of Lee Harvey Oswald holding the gun that supposedly shot Kennedy along with some communist newspapers. 👌
For those of you that may doubt the passports story, you can find it on the FBI’s own website:
Some inconsistences and far-fetched explanations don’t necessarily prove anything conclusively, but they should at least open your mind to questioning official stories. All governments throughout history have lied to cover up their actions, and the last five years have taught us the mainstream media can absolutely NOT be counted on to be watchdogs of honesty. So, keep doing your own research and your own critical thinking.
I would add to this the January 6th “insurrection” along with the mass Big Tech censorship coordination 2020-2021.
Blog Link: https://educationdojo.com/articles/2025/06/random-thoughts-on-9-11-and-other-conspiracies/
Absolutely agree…Things I once thought were impossible seem plausible today…
I used to work in safety and loss prevention research for a major oil company. Also have 30 years of fire fighting in Jersey as both a municipal fire fighter and industrial as part of my job. We would insulate structural steel and then burn it til its failure point, which we considered to be 2,000° F. It’s not that the steel would melt, but would soften and weaken. Plus it expands with temperature and this all leads to failure. Lots of weight above the fire zone and that failure is coming sooner rather than later. As the building collapses air pressure builds and pushes out with explosive force. Electrical systems short out and arc.
The passports most likely did not remain in the building or aircraft, but got blown out into the air outside the crash area. Might get singed, but not burnt up.
Just some thoughts.
Thanks, William! That’s a perfect example of how people SHOULD address conspiracy theories with which they don’t agree…in other words, trying to refute the points and ideas rather than immediately going to labeling and attacking anyone who thinks differently.
It wasn’t a purely “inside job.” Mossad helped. Oh wait…they are part of our government too.