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Monday, March 17, 2008 12:00 AM

How photos support your own "reality"

Why do 9/11 deniers see an alternative story in pictures of the attacks? Because we all interpret images according to our biases.
By Farhad Manjoo

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  • Monday, March 17, 2008 02:21 PM

    Adding to Previous Post.

    I had attempted to attach this URL to the previous post, but for some reason it didn't show up.

    http://www.creators.com/opinion/paul-craig-roberts/it-does-happen-in-america.html

    It's not directly relevant to 9-11 except to show that the Bush administration is capable on all levels of fairly dastardly political manipulation by and through and around the legal system, as well as any and every other way, and we would all be collectively insane to assume that the Federal Government is NOT involved in structuring history and reality to serve its own purposes rather than to "procure the general welfare" of the American people.

    It's almost Easter and I'll certainly believe in the Easter Bunny before I'll believe that George Bush DIDN'T have a hand in planning 9-11.

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