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'Conspiracy' is probably he wrong word, but they talk in detail about a lot of that side of things that I wasn't fully aware of.

You are forgiven.

The 1st episode is harrowing, but you kind of need to listen to it because it sets up the 2nd one. Haven't listened to episode 3 yet, so thanks for ruining it for me.

I listened to this podcast on your recommendation. If you can get past the annoying over-the-top Americanism and impressions that I don't really get the reference to, it's quite good. Definitely some interesting stuff raised, especially about Dick Cheney. The conspiracy discussed in this...

Yeah. A much hotter fire than designed for, caused by a dirty great ****ing jet liner flying into them at 500mph.

Perfect, we have someone who is actually qualified to answer these questions then. What are the 'near impossible manouevres' out of interest? How much skill would it take to fly a plane into the WTC if you knew what you were doing?

On what grounds are you saying it is hard? Because it sounds hard? That's why they went to flying school, to learn how to do it. Surely anyone who could fly a plane could land it on a target that big? I just can't see how it would be that difficult, if you knew what you were doing. It's much...

What about the Pentagon? You're saying it would have been harder to crash into the Pentagon than the towers? Probably. How does that change anything I said about hitting the towers? The Pentagon is around 3.5 times the size of Wembley Stadium. Hardly a small target.

Yep, that's a completely different argument though, and isn't what Wrong Direction and others are claiming on this thread. And I still think it's nonsense, however far more plausible than some of the nonsense being claimed on this thread.

and a dirty great ****ing jet liner flying into them at 500mph? I never understand all this "They were designed to stay up" argument. I'm pretty sure the architect never tested flying a passenger jet into them. The i360 is designed to go up and down every day, doesn't mean that's what happens...

I really don't think it did. Flying a plane isn't that difficult once you're up, and aiming it into the two biggest buildings in New York isn't exactly a small target. It doesn't take extreme skill to drive a car into a lamp post. That's just another lazy argument based on speculation. They went...

Regardless of any 'evidence', theories, or anything else you can look up on internet, the sole thing that suggests it couldn't possibly have been a conspiracy is the amount of people that would have had to be involved in pulling it off. Do any of the believers seriously think that humans have...