For Conspiracy Theorists

[SeraphiM]

Here is a clip from the Lone-Gunmen "pilot" TV show. (X-Files spin off)

Obviously I am not posting this as "evidence," rather as an astronomically strange coincidence.

The only explanantion I can think of is that the writer could have consulted a friend or friends in the CIA/FBI which offered "ideas" which they were privy to that would serve as a good story line for a TV show.

After all truth seems to be much stranger than fiction.

Can you imagine having watched this episode on March 4, and then seen a nearly identical event unfold in real life on Sept 11?

Talk about getting "freaked out!"

This "pilot" aired on March 4, 2001 (six months before 9-11)

It is astonishing how much the "Hollywood" writers appear to know about the motivations of the Trade Tower Conspiracy; compared to how little Ms. Rice claims anyone could have possibly known about "planes slamming into the world trade center."

I find this quite remarkable.....I hope you do to
Under synopsis:
http://web.archive.org/web/20040723...+Gunmen/The_Lone_Gunmen_Episode_1.htm#lg01x01

 

[D-rock]

The link doesn't work for me. :dunno:

The idea of terrorist using planes to slam into targets is not new. I think Tom Clancy even wrote a book about it before 9/11. It only seems logical that something like it could happen anyhow.(this is assuming that this is what the link talks about)

 

[om3ga]

Bloody hell - talk about creepy!!

:eek:

 

[Death_blooms08]

The link doesn't work for me. :dunno:

The idea of terrorist using planes to slam into targets is not new. I think Tom Clancy even wrote a book about it before 9/11. It only seems logical that something like it could happen anyhow.(this is assuming that this is what the link talks about)

Debt Of Honor written in '96 or '97. The day of 9/11 I thought directly of this book and the movie "The Siege" ('98).

 

[Max]

the vid link doesn't work for me, which is very annoying!

because i love conspiracies as you all know by now

but the idea of this one sounds very intresting

 

[iputinwork]

actually...the idea goes back even further, to a book/movie from the 1970's in which a blimp was supposed to blow up the super bowl (can't think of the name of it right now...october something or something october). obviously a blimp isn't a 777, but the principle is the same...

 

[SeraphiM]

It's difficult to describe the horrible feeling I got in the pit of my stomach when I saw the video clip. It's amazing how it really hit home and brought up some memories of 911.

 

[Red Spyder]

actually...the idea goes back even further, to a book/movie from the 1970's in which a blimp was supposed to blow up the super bowl (can't think of the name of it right now...october something or something october). obviously a blimp isn't a 777, but the principle is the same...

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