Seriously though:
I like Alex Jones' approach, flat out say 9/11 was an inside job and then list all the former (and credible) govnt officials who all say the same thing and just keep laying out undisputable facts. Don't give the other person time to think.
There are two points to that.Quote:
Originally Posted by borepstein
First, we tend to trust firemen, even their recounting of observed events under stressful circumstances, since it is a more normal part of their work experience to be under a lot of psychological and physical stress.
And second, firemen also happen to be in a line of work where they might be expected or believed to at least have some rudimentary knowledge of such things as CD.
And yes, lots of other people heard the CD explosions, and it was even captured on video. So we even see it with our own eyes years later in some of the video footage.
It is little details like this that, when brought together, do not allow me to turn away from pursuing the truth of 9/11.
And Jon asked for "non crazy sounding opening statements."
http://radio.indymedia.org/news/2006/07/10435.php
I picked up this disc on how to talk to people about 9/11 at the 9/11 and the NeoCon Agenda Truth Conference in Los Angeles. Right now I don't know who the author is, when i find out, I'll post the author on the comments page of radio.indymedia.org.
Intro.
How to Screw the Process Up
How to do the Process Right
Ideal Sequence of Content
WTC Content Handy Factoids
Biggest 911 Problems Answered
911 Public Theater: The Play
911 Theater Memorable Reenactments
911 Ground Zero Reenactments
Convicing the Constabulary
Summary
53 min.