Re: Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth Letter to Congressman

On Jul 24, 9:43=A0am, ady...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Al Dykes) wrote:
> In article
<78f566a8-1256-4264-a28b-799e26a6c...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
[snip]
> The "truth Movement" has confused "asking questions" with making
> unsubstantiated assertions, not listening to the polite responses and
> shouting "Inside Job!" over a bullhorn, and selling books and DVDs to
> children.
[snip]

   When I was 12 or 13, and first starting to read nonfiction for
entertainment, I
stumbled across the whole "Chariots of Fire/Area 51" stuff.  I was of
course
fascinated and for a while started to swallow the stuff hook, line and
sinker.
It didn't take long though for an older brother to point out the
kookiness.
And in time I learned to seek out reviews and criticisms of these
kinds of
works.  I learned of course of the large volume of this crap out
there.
And in a sense, this crap offers that op****tunity.  It is a chance for
folks
to learn to critically listen to information.  If there is anything
hopeful
about the "Truth Movement" it is that it provides a great op****tunity
for
folks to learn about these hucksters and to see how they work.  The
volume
of critical review of these works is so large, it is hard for most
folks to miss.