C-SPAN Airs 9/11 Conspiracy Theories

From approximately 7-9 PM last night (Saturday), C-SPAN aired a late June conference in Los Angeles that revolved around theories regarding the September 11th attacks. Radio show host and documentarian Alex Jones was the host of the show. Alongside him were: a former air force colonel who fought in Vietnam and is running for Congress, a physicist, and two authors. It was a very interesting conference and while I for one had read articles concerning everything that they had pointed out, I'm sure most people have not. Mainstream news usually doesn't cover such areas. They only give the people just enough information so that they feel they know what's going on, when they probably don't. Underground and alternative news sources tend to be less afraid of tackling certain reports and theories. Whether one agrees with anything these men or others have to say regarding the "official" 9/11 story, one can't help but admit after reading some of the reports, articles, and studies involved with the information they're projecting to be at least a little bit curious and say something along the lines of, "Huh, well that's interesting." If anyone is interested in reading about the conference, feel free to check out the 9/11 truth movement, infowars.com, the conference symposium, or the world trade center tower 7 (wtc7). As a friend of mine's father who had worked for the CIA once said, "There's a reason why conspiracy theories exist. Some of them are true."