It's not about believing the government, it's about having a truly open mind that engages in reasoned thinking, dosed with some scepticism.

People think having an open sceptical mind means not believing everything you're told. However they're wrong, it means being able to accept that at any time your perception of something may have been wrong.

For instance, the videos above have nothing to do with the government, and more to do with looking at an event from a different angle, then asking yourself; "do I now have more information/evidence than I did before, and if so, how does that alter my beliefs?"

If we take bdg 7 in isolation, most of us have only ever seen the collapse from one angle, seeing it from the new angle gives us more information. That info clearly shows us the building was badly damaged from flying masonry and bits of broken aeroplane.

This should lead us to the conclusion that the building was not pulled down in a controlled explosion...

Or let's look at another oft repeated fact, started by that shouty idiot, that steel melts at 5000 degrees and jet fuel burns at a lower temperature, so how did the twin towers fall because of fire.

First of all, there were other reasons why they fell. Most importantly though, we find out that they don't make skyscrapers with pure steel, they are steel/aluminium alloys which burn at a lower temperature.

He proves this by showing a colour chart of what colours different metals glow at when they melt, and guess what? The chart matches EXACTLY for steel/aluminium alloy.

So in other words, it is not only plausible, but completely provable that the twin tower beams did actually melt due to heat.

You should watch the entire series with an open mind, and if you do, I find it hard to believe that you won't change your mind about 9/11. Unless of course it's not about learning the truth, it's simply about holding onto a belief that makes you comfortable the government always lies to me.

However that statement is as ridiculous as; the government always tells the truth, remember, even a stopped clock tells the right time twice a day.

So yeah, I know it feels a bit uncomfortable to let go of a long-held belief, however it is the most intellectually healthy thing you can do.

Let's face it, there are only two plausible explanations for 9/11.

A bunch of guys who hated the United States (of which there are many) flew two planes into the twin towers and one into the Pentagon and caught the security services by surprise.

Or

A bunch of guys who hated the United States (of which there are many) flew two planes into the twin towers and one into the Pentagon, and a couple of people who knew about it within the security services, decided to ignore it, thus making themselves criminally negligent.

All other theories require too many fantastical coincidences, secrets kept by thousands of people, and/or completely implausible and impossible situations.

Cg