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9/11 conspiracy theories (view source)
Revision as of 21:40, September 19, 2009
, 21:40, September 19, 2009connection to anti-Semitism
==Black smoke==
==Black smoke==
Black smoke was seen coming out of WTC7 and other places on 9/11. A common conspiracy theory says that black smoke means that a fire is starved of oxygen, and therefore can easily be put out. It is said that the firefighters did not attempt to put out the fire, in this case. In the past, this might have been true, but petroleum burns very hot and is difficult to put out, and yet it also gives off black smoke. There was probably petroleum in the seventh tower.
Black smoke was seen coming out of WTC7 and other places on 9/11. A common conspiracy theory says that black smoke means that a fire is starved of oxygen, and therefore can easily be put out. It is said that the firefighters did not attempt to put out the fire, in this case. In the past, this might have been true, but petroleum burns very hot and is difficult to put out, and yet it also gives off black smoke. There was probably petroleum in the seventh tower.
==9/11 conspiracy theories and anti-Semitism==
Conspiracy theories regarding the 9/11 attacks are often used within an [[anti-Semitic]] context. Some people have always complained about the influence, to varying degrees, of [[AIPAC]] and similar pro-[[Israel]] lobbying groups within the US government and American foreign policy. Many of these people consider that 9/11 was allowed to happen in order to benefit Israel, and/or the [[Jewish]] people, by means of the subsequent wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Some have even gone as far as to say that the Israeli government commissioned the attacks rather than al-Qaeda.