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Artdyst Donating Member (135 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Aug-09-06 09:05 AM
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7. What is the difference in complicity & direct involvement?
Edited on Wed Aug-09-06 09:06 AM by Artdyst
Is it a psychological fear of having to come face to face with the uncomfortable fact that 9/11 was an inside job? Is that the basis for the wobbly?

In your mind, is complicity the same thing as involvement?

What is the difference between "direct" involvement and indirect involvement?

Do you feel that it's important to use common sense about claims that a sick man that lives in a cave in Afghanistan could have inspired, plotted, planned, organized, funded, or otherwise defeated the combined military, technological, scientific, intelligence, and common sense of the most powerful nation in the known physical universe? When you stop and think about it, does that make sense to you? Forget about the propaganda/disinformation that all of us are exposed to on a daily basis. Just use your on God-given common sense.
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