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May 27 2008

Was 9/11 a cover up by the Bush administration? You decide…

Conspiracy Theories 22 comments so far

911 conspiracy poll

It would be interesting to see who believes that the events leading up to 9/11 were part of a genuine terrorist act, or something more sinister perhaps; a cover up of the highest order. Maybe it was the catalyst for events to start unfolding in the lead up to 2012?

Or perhaps there are too many conspiracies regarding September 11th 2001 to make the absurd actually seem plausible.

Please vote and share your views regarding the truth or conspiracy behind 9/11.

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May 25 2008

BBC News Reports Collapse of WT7 Building 23 minutes before it actually happens.

2012, Conspiracy Theories 10 comments so far

World Trade Centre - twin towers WT7 The Salomon Brother’s Building otherwise known as WT7 was part of the world trade centre complex.

The strange events which occurred on September 11th 2001 certainly leaves many questions still unanswered.

The following youtube video is damning evidence that 9 11 was an inside job. The BBC news reported the collapse of the Word Trade 7 building 23 minutes before it actually collapses.

The possible explanations for such a catastrophic cock-up could be as follows: -

The BBC were simply reporting a rumour of the collapse of a third building. They happened to guess correctly that it was the WT7 building.

The reporter wasn’t actually in New York at the time of the bombings, but she was somewhere else in front of a blue screen.

Foreknowledge – The BBC released preplanned information too quickly.

The BBC have either a clairvoyant or a time machine at their disposal.

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Google android round one winner

Gadgets and gizmos 3 comments so far

Here is one of the 50 final winning entries in the Google Android Challenge, ADC.
SplashPlay’s music tuition device looks set to change the way music is both taught and played.

The video is a 3D animation showing how easy it will be to play music using your mobile phone.