covert vs. covet, i think. but a minor spelling error is not as damning as living in the conspiracy mentality.
i want to believe in so many conspiracies, i really do. i used to fall for them compulsively, it made me feel great, like i was a member of an exclusive club with all the answers and explanations. all elite and informed and aware and shit. it's a great feeling.
but i have, over time, tempered my skepticism. i want to believe a million different things about what REALLY happened on 9/11, and am completely unsatisfied at 'the official narrative' of what our elected politicans say happened. i want further investigation. i want to know where the steel from those towers went and why they never tested it. i want to know what really happened at the pentagon. i want to know so many things.
it is for this reason that i do not like certain wiki articles...they seem to tilt to much towards what is widely accepted than what is actually true/real. i get what you're saying, i really do. using wiki as a reference point, however, is not equivalent to believing everything in it and buying it all hook, line, and sinker.
since this is my own thread, i will hijack it by sharing this link:
http://911truth.org/article.php?story=20041221155307646
a favorite past time of mine is to try to explain away all these 40 reasons, even if it involves a ridiculous amount of coincidence, could-be's, or whatever. the only one that gives me A LOT of trouble is how tower 7 fell at free fall speed hours after....if anyone wants to share HOW this could have happened without invoking some conspiracy theory gets a 'good job, buddy' from yours truly.