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Watched a guy at a town hall in Reno dismantle a 9/11 claim with one question, and I've been checking sources ever since
Two years ago I drove out to a public forum in Reno just to see what the fuss was about, mostly expecting yelling and signs. A guy near the back stood up during the Q&A and asked the panel one calm question about the building that fell that nobody on the panel had mentioned. The room went dead quiet for maybe 8 seconds, and the moderator actually skipped him and moved to the next person. I went home that night and spent 4 hours reading primary documents instead of watching recap videos. Here's my take: most of these debates turn into shouting matches because people show up with clips, not sources. If you can't name where your claim comes from and who wrote it down first, you're just trading vibes. I'm not saying every official story is clean, I'm saying the loudest guy in the room is usually the one who read the least. So what's the one document or report that actually changed your mind on something, for real?
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barbara_butler19h ago
The skipped question tells you more than the answer would have.
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