9-11 nuts just went mainstream.

This diary is not as long as it should be, but I have to make a diary of it because the 9-11 conspiracy nuts (I'm one) just went main stream.  The Thom Hartman show, a great radio show if you don't listen (heck I can't listen that often) is openly discussing whether 9-11 was a purposeful conspiracy or just extreme incompentence.  Thom's theory (this guy is not a nut job or stupid if you don't know him) is that Bush knew something was going to happen in New York and Washington but didn't know the specifics.

More after the break.

To the non-believers who constantly trash those who think that the "Bush knew" crew is loopy, let's have the open debate whether the government knew or didn't know.

The most important thing is not how the towers fell, or what hit the pentagon, but what Bush knew and when he knew it.  The questions will not stop being asked because they are not being adequately answered.

9-11 "nuts" are going mainstream slowly but surely.  That is a good thing.