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9/11 Conspiracy Documentaries

It seems, to me at least, that we're in the midst of a renaissance of 9/11 conspiracy theory fandom advocacy. A few weeks ago, [info]bassist wouldn't stop talking about them at the [info]boulderihop. When Al Sharpton came to CU Boulder recently two people asked him questions about the "9/11 conspiracy." One of the questions was explicitly asking if he would get juiced in to Cynthia McKinney's calls for investigations in to claims made in some of these videos. A few days ago, [info]immigrantka pointed me too one of the videos I list below.

So, I decided that I would take a look at all the 9/11 conspiracy documentaries on google video. The ones worth mentioning I listed below.

Documentaries I Recommend Watching

9/11 Loose Change 2nd Edition with extra Footage (1 hr 21 min)

Of all the 9/11 conspiracy documentaries on google video, this is probably the best. Though the narrator (who I think also was the "director") can't be over 19 and has a very lispy and pubescent voice. But, if a 19 year old really did this, it is pretty amazing. More information at loosechange911.com

9/11 in Plane Site (52 min 30 sec)

I don't actually recommend watching this entire documentary. Just fast forward 36 minutes in and watch the part on the "flash" before the plane hits the WTC center. The rest of the information in this documentary is all in the 2nd Edition of Loose Change. You can find more on this video at 911inplanesite.com

911 Conspiracy Rebuttal (7 min 33 sec)

This does a good job of rebutting the claims that a plane didn't crash in to the Pentagon, and explains that the "flash" mentioned In Plane Site was probably a digital artifact in the video.

The Power of Nightmares: The Rise of the Politics of Fear, a BBC News Documentary (Parts one, two, and three)

This isn't really about 9/11 attacks, but may go a long way to explaining the motivation behind them. kuro5hin has a good review of it. God bless the BBC.

Forgotten Heros of 9/11 (28 min 35 sec)

This has very little to do with any conspiracy theories, but if you care at all about first responders, and the people who worked on cleaning up the World Trade Center, you need to watch this.

Perspective on 9-11 Video Collection (1 hr 58 min 9 sec)

This gives a little more background on "The History of Conspiracies in the United States" than the Loose Change documentary -- the narrator is also easier to listen too.
Teasers
If you're only willing to spend a few minutes learning about all of the various 9/11 conspiracy theories these will give you a good overview of the most popular ones in just a few minutes.

What happened on 9/11 3.6 min


Reopen 9/11 7.30 minutes

Alex Jones and Friends
I've listened to enough of Alex Jones' radio show to know that his noise to reality ratio is (on average) about five to one. I'd imagine his documentaries are slightly better because he's more accountable for them. His saving grace is that his personality allows him to appeal to a demographic that wouldn't listen to many other people talking trash about the government.

The Secret Evil of 9/11 (19 min 45 sec)

This is a pretty spunky little documentary made by some guy in Russia or France or something. There's not much in it that isn't in the Loose Change documentary, aside from some paranoia about Skull and Bones. Unfortunately, this guy uses clips from one of Alex Jones' shows, which makes anything he says suspect.

Fall of America (14 min 24 sec)

This contains the same information as most of the other documentaries, though this is the first one I saw that claimed small nuclear explosions destroied the World Trade Center. You'll want to take your ecstasy in the beginning so you start rolling before the music video at the end.

Compilation exposing 9/11 Truth (59 min 3 sec)

This is from lonelantern.org. It features Alex Jones and his friend Eric Hufschmind. The information presented is all contained in the Loose Change documentary.

9/11 A Closer Look - Eric Hufschmid (23 min 19 sec)

Eric Hufschmid makes documentaries with Alex Jones, though it doesn't look like they collaborated on this one. Eric also makes the jump from "theory" to "scientifically true" which really makes him more suspect. Loose Change is better than this one too.

Masters of Terror (2 hr 2 min)

I think this is Alex Jones' first documentary on 9/11. You know, if this guy could just watch his language... You know, if every word out of his mouth wasn't "elitist" "satanic shadowy elitist" or "globalist" or "police state" or "martial law" or "posse comitatus" or "total enslavement" or something like that he would be so much less certifiable easier to believe.

Martial Law 9/11: Rise of the Police State (Alex Jones) (2 hr and 35 min)

This isn't so much about 9/11 as it is about Alex Jones being paranoia. It's filmed mostly at the 2004 Republican National Convention. At one point Michael Moore walks past his camera and ignores him. You may wish you had the two and a half hours you spent watching this back.

Interesting Videos not necessarly related to a Conspiracy

9/11 Comission Report, One Year Later (1 hr 11 min)

This is a panel discussion hosted at the National Constitution Center -- an independent, non-partisan, and non-profit organization dedicated to increasing public understanding of, and appreciation for, the Constitution, its history, and its contemporary relevance -- with Commissioners Richard Ben-Veniste and former Senator Slade Gorton. They seem to agree that we're not much more secure today than we on 9/11.

Lecture about the evacuation of the WTC (43 min 2 sec)

This is from The Center for Infection Disease Preparedness at the School of Public Health at UC Berkeley. Dr. Robyn Gershon discusses the evacuation procedure.

Pirate News MTV (Part 1 and Part 2)

This is very clever. Theses are weekly broadcasts from stations in Knoxville Tennessee. I'm guessing it's juiced in to the Pirate Radio operations down there. More information at piratenews.org.

9/11 on a 20 dollar bill (1 min 30 sec)

So, you know, if you're ever at Denny's IHOP with friends late at night you can amuse people with this. It appears this is preformed by a genuine Arab.
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thats pretty shitty. i can only hope its not true. the evidence seemed very compelling. its disgusting.
It's strange to me that there's not more Rebuttals. I do feel like I'm only getting one side of the story.
wow, you've been busy! I want to check these out when I get a few hours... I find the whole thing so probable and disturbing.
heh.. Well, only if you call watching documentaries busy. :)
It's busier than watching, say, a marathon of wheel of fortune...
Apparently Vanna White is still co-hosting. That makes me a confused panda.
she must be well over 100 by now...

(Anonymous)

There is only one piece of, of what I consider "hard evidence", that exists and that's the so-called phone calls from Flight 93. Everyone absolutely KNOWS that it's virtually impossible for a cell phone to work on an airplane. Back in 2001 there was absolutely no way that all those calls could have been made from cell phones on a plane that high. Even if the plane was within the limit where it was possible, which it wasn't, there is still no way in hell that could have happened.

I can extend my belief on everything else, for the most part, but saying that people made cell phone calls on a plane is just ridiculous. It's impossible.
They play some recording and read some transcripts of the calls in the loose change documentary (I think). One guy "called" his mother and gives his first and last name. Very strange.

(Anonymous)

Yeah, I've seen that. It's pretty sketch, but when people get paniced they say strange things.

It's the idea that bothers me. Back in 2001, there wasn't a single celluar company in the US that could have possibly be able to supply a single to a cell phone inside a plane. You can test it yourself. Next time your on a plane, don't turn it off. About 30 seconds after you leave the ground your signal is gone. That's assuming that you had a good enough singal to begin with. Most people who have T-Mobile can't even get a damn signal in their own house.

I believe some planes now have 850MHz and 1900MHz repeaters in them for cell phones. That's today though. That didn't exist AT ALL back then. Even with those, the signal still stucks. Hell, my signal sucks when I make a turn around 70 on the way up to the mountains.

Only a true idiot would believe that you could call someone and have a conversation with them from a cell phone on a plane. I mean...it's just so far impossible.
In the last of the documentaries I recommended, the Perspective on 9-11 Video Collection they mention that FDR may of have advance knowledge of the attack on Pearl Harbor. They claim that only an attack like that would be enough to change the attitude of the people in the United States towards getting involved in the war.

Of course, we turned the tide of the war. Throwing our hat in may have been one of the best things the United States ever did. A world were Europe was controlled by Nazis would have the ultimate nightmare for everybody.

Some people. like Bill Maher, have said that even though the president lied about his reasons for going to war, if he succeeds in establishing a democracy in the middle east, it may be worth it in the long-run. Chomsky has also talked about the ultimate nightmare for Washington -- nations like Iran, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, and China taking control of the World's Energy supply.
No, we didn't support that in 2001, at the company I worked for. Which was in the US and involved in that very industry - the non-flying one.
thank you nutritious phallis
you're welcome. :)
Conspiracies kick ass.

ps.

I want you to join my community [info]player_haters
Okay, I joined. I'll see about filling out an application.
And, Mr. [info]wholesomedick, which conspiracy film did I say I was really impressed by? That's right. Loose change. You're welcome.
Is that right? Maybe it's just because you're always impressed by strapping young gentlemen?
I like that BBC documentary a lot.

My favorite 9/11 conspiracy film is David Ickes' one. So batshit.
Ohh yeah... MY dad read Children of The Matrix. He should pay a graphic designer to help him with his site, though.
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google video doesn't work in korea.
Which Korea?
i live in south korea. i wouldn't want to fill out all the forms to use the internet in north korea.
Huh... I wouldn't think South Korea would block parts of the internet.
south korea doesn't. google does.
Huh.. that's retarded.
the plane bit made the rounds at work here in Helsinki about a month ago. A lot of conversations were had concerning things.

Even if there are no conspiracies at work here, the US's credibility has taken not just a nose dive, not just a flaming nose dive, not just a flaming homosexual nose dive, but a flaming homosexual right wing christian cowboy trying to escape from being caught nose dive into the depths of 'never coming out of it and oooh that's gonna make a big mountain when it finally comes out on the other side in china.'
Wow, you're in Helsinki?

I'm going to get Hillary Clinton elected president in 2008, and everything is going to be okay.
Yeah, long story, some in the journal (:

I truly don't think either of the two parties are willing to put up a candidate that will actually fix things. Both are obsessed with depleting citizen's rights and increasing government control (Tipper and Reno and Cheney and Ashcroft and Lieberman, to name a few, on both sides of the 'coin.') With that being the case, there's no way the new constitution/Patriot Act is going to be repealed; and so ends the USA.
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We need more people in poltics who can balance corporate influence and populism -- creating "win-win" situations for both -- while slowly and methodically bulding the movement. This is the only way change will happen in the United States, and why we need to elect Hillary Clinton.
Agreed on the balance. Disagreed on electing someone such as Hillary. The backlash would instead strengthen the Bush League's resolve, and cement the Bush wrongdoings for eterneity.

Unlike the backlash against Bush, which is mainly people moaning on blogs and getting yelled at by the Bush League - what needs to happen is someone needs to embrace the Bush League, point out how they've been fucked, hard, and get killed during the resulting bloodbath.

Hillary isn't gonna do that. Hell, I'm not gonna do that. That's just NUTS.

But we need someone that nuts to fix it.
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