Reply #49: I agree

[SheepyMcSheepster]

the lack of disclosure and the evidence of coverup is obvious.
the real problem is getting people to realise the magnitude of what has happened, which is hard even for those who can see the other wrongs that this administration does.
the claim of an inside job like this just simply doesn't seem like a real possibility, because people "know" their government (or those in control of some aspects of it) would never do anything to hurt the american people to further an agenda. However, a quick look into the past (operation northwoods) will show you that these types of scenarios are at least discussed with in the U.S. government.

people seem to beleive that these "world leaders" play by the rules of the common man, this is not the case, this is a grand game to them. They are not the common man.

i could understand how someone in such a position of power may feel that events like these need to unfold in order to make a more "secure" U.S., someone could really believe that theyhave the best interest of the united states at heart and still subscribe to the idea that in order to save the country some sacrifices have to be made.