(15/03/2011 05:05 PM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:  

(15/03/2011 04:48 PM)Vegetano1 Wrote:  yah,.. troll documentaries,. its rubbish and only serves to fudge with people's minds,.. sounds trollish to me,.. mebbe i still don't understand the real meaning of trolling ;p

That's certainly a possibility, but if backed up by good proofs, I wouldn't so quickly regard it as rubbish.

Hundreds of years ago it was considered blasphemy to suggest the Earth was round, since the church simply would not hear of it.  Minority beliefs aren't necessarily "wrong" or "bad", although there probably certainly are a lot of rubbish beliefs out there.  The ones perhaps deserving of attention are those which are actually backed up by something more legitimate.

(15/03/2011 04:48 PM)Vegetano1 Wrote:  its kinda shameful to make a documentary like this,.. people died at 911,.. i can still recall seeing a plane fly into one of the towers,.. it was like watching a movie,.. just couldn't believe whot i was watching,. but it was real,. it was on the news,..

I think everyone, including the documentary makers, agree with that.  And I think it's logical to try to prevent this situation from ever occurring again.  Which may include trying to find out what exactly caused it.
I don't see how these documentaries are trying to downplay the impact of the loss of life at all.

IMO its tasteless to make IMO rubbish like this,..

the problem is they already made these docu's,......(weird assumptions/believe's) and there for can't be excused anymore being wrong,..
Wee are not talking crop-circles here,. you know,.

i was about to say that there is 1% change that 911 is/was some secret US cover-up plan to start some new-world something something,.. but there isn't,.. there are facts about whot really happened and those facts are undeniable,..  they are undeniable facts,..

i can't really link this with the world being flat or round,. you had lost me there,. ;p