JR: «Yet anyone who questions the official story – the narrative of 19 Arab dudes going on what would seem to be a rather quixotic jihad, haphazardly making their way through a strange foreign country on their own, all the while readying themselves for The Day That Changed History – is denounced as a "conspiracy theorist," a crackpot, and worse.»

Right on, Mr. Raimondo! Labeling people crackpots just because they question an official story and have different opinions is completely uncalled for! Couldn't agree more.

JR: «Of course, some of the people who challenge the official story are, indeed, crackpots»

Oh...

Oh well, at least I got a good laugh out of it! Thanks, Mr. Raimondo.

By the way, I'm sure you're aware that some of these 'crackpots' are actually regular Antiwar.com contributors. I'm sure you're aware of it because you're probably the one in charge of censoring any articles they write about 9/11. (what an annoying little habit that is, I gotta tell you!...) Why do you do it? Perhaps you consider them 'part-time crackpots'?...