There is a quote which goes "If there is not a conspiracy, why is there not one. For it is the surest way to achieve an end." I suggest that many of you have been propagandized into being shy of the word "conspiracy" and taught by the propagandists to discount any conspiracy theories because of course they are only the imagination of "nut cases".
Use your common sense. Do you not feel your rights being drained away. Maybe it is just an agenda of certain politicos.....but then maybe if you would take the time to study for instance, the Council of Foreign Relations, which occupies the Pratt House in New York City, and from whose membership, virtually every president, vice-president and cabinet member have come since the 1940's, you would at least become suspicious. Doesn't it at least make you wonder who is pulling the strings. I suggest you not fall for all the disinformation. It is put forth in many instances by the very conspirators themselves in order to make those with conspiracy theories look stupid. These are old propaganda techniques.
Those of you who are quick to discount the "Flight 800" missile theories, probably have not taken a close look at the evidence. For instance, a National Guard helicopter pilot and many, many others who saw the missle track the plane and on and on.....
There are bad guys out there. It is not pleasant to think so as it disturbs our comfortable existences but "the price of freedom is eternal vigilance". Ever wonder why someone said that. Patrick Henry also said to the effect that he would know the truth, however bad it was, so that he might be prepared. He was, I suggest, a very wise man.
Don't be so quick to judge things before you have investigated the facts.
Paspecops, I appreciate your insight.