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<blockquote data-quote="Aurini" data-source="post: 1402308" data-attributes="member: 4778">They were doing the disinformation campaigns in the '00s too.In particular, I remember &quot;9/11 Spare Change&quot;. In sharp contrast to Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth - who point out the evidence of thermite in the dust, the suspicious elimination of all evidence, and other anomalies which undermine the official narrative - the Spare Change people tossed in a whole bunch of stuff about holograms, how three of the flights were entirely filled with people cooperating with the government, and then routing it all back to a ridiculous 'resource based economy' guy who'd never heard of Austrian Economics. These guys managed to hijack the 9/11 Truth Movement, filling it with credulous fools, and pushing out those who had legitimate questions about what happened.There's a utopian/cult-like instinct in humanity that these people exploit. A sort of black/white thinking where either the world should be heaven on earth, and if it isn't it's because of a lizard-people conspiracy to manipulate us. I'll be the first one to point out that the Freemasons are up to no good - but sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. Sometimes the media hypes up a story because they want viewers, not because of some malign agenda, and more often than not boring human incompetence and greed underlie much of what the conspiracy theorists obsess over.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aurini, post: 1402308, member: 4778"] They were doing the disinformation campaigns in the '00s too. In particular, I remember "9/11 Spare Change". In sharp contrast to Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth - who point out the evidence of thermite in the dust, the suspicious elimination of all evidence, and other anomalies which undermine the official narrative - the Spare Change people tossed in a whole bunch of stuff about holograms, how three of the flights were entirely filled with people cooperating with the government, and then routing it all back to a ridiculous 'resource based economy' guy who'd never heard of Austrian Economics. These guys managed to hijack the 9/11 Truth Movement, filling it with credulous fools, and pushing out those who had legitimate questions about what happened. There's a utopian/cult-like instinct in humanity that these people exploit. A sort of black/white thinking where either the world should be heaven on earth, and if it isn't it's because of a lizard-people conspiracy to manipulate us. I'll be the first one to point out that the Freemasons are up to no good - but sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. Sometimes the media hypes up a story because they want viewers, not because of some malign agenda, and more often than not boring human incompetence and greed underlie much of what the conspiracy theorists obsess over. [/QUOTE]

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