I think when Jim Norton was debating Jesse Ventura and Ventura was going off about how thousands of people have been kept quiet because the military is compartmentalized, he asked if they really wanted to bring down the towers as an "inside job", why not just rig a bunch of trucks and hire a bunch of SEALs or no name…

Well first, since you work for the US Government, I'm not sure anyone should trust you, as you are technically working for the people whom you claim did this. But let's put that aside.

Hashtags don't work in the comments. Just FYI. You also approved this guys comments. ALL of them.

BTW, I never said I would cut off their head. I said I would "collect it".

Australian Shepard. To answer a question before it's asked, he went from running around Thursday to barely being able to stand on Monday. We didn't even try to find out the cause because the vet wasn't sure he would make it through the night to wait for the results to come back.

No, this is sediment(dirt, clay, silt, etc...) from rivers upstream. Stuff from the city mostly went into storm drains.

Actually "booties" for dogs were invented for sleigh/sled dogs as well as hunting dogs to protect their pads from snow/ice buildup as well as cuts and scrapes from bushes and thorns.

I have Doggles for my dog. Sadly, I had to euthanize him Monday. I miss you Huck.

Well, the WTC was unique in that the building's load was supported on the outside of the building, and not so much on the inside, except for "the core" at the center which held the elevators and other things, which allowed for large open floors that weren't dotted with large support beams. This made the floors nice…

The problem is that I have seen many of those movies and read plenty of articles. Heck, I even had a Truther dedicate a video in my honor on YouTube. Why did he do that? Because he claimed I was a shill for pointing out mistakes he was making and repeating and basing much of his arguments on, such as that each side…

Also, as to free speech:

BTW, hash tags don't work in the comments. Just FYI.

Might I suggest watching Kill Bill vol. 1?

Promoting who?

If one watches the video, one will notice that the pool of combustible liquid dries up at about the same time the vacuum puts the "fire out". So perhaps this was just correlation, not causation?

As a star commenter, you should be able to see the post from "jasontyool" below where he got in even before I finished writing my post.

Your response only proves that I have not impinged your right. But let's say I did, in this post. Did I really take it away? No, I merely blocked off an avenue for your expression. While you can't yell "Fire!" in a crowded movie theater, you can yell "Fire" in an open field, or at a gun range, or during artillery…

And don't forget the wind. That helps catch the little things on fire.

Well, we would either keep it, or throw it out. It's a symbol that evokes emotion that reminds us of a person or event. For many people, they never recovered a body, so this is a connection to someone about someone.

I know, but telling us about something that is only open for another 12 or so hours is like a tease.