And amazingly, the only time he uses the term "conspiracy theory" is in describing the phrase "Official Conspiracy Theory" used in the 9/11 truth movement.
http://inorden.org/?p=901&language=en
http://fehodeode.blogspot.com/2007/11/chief-editor-time-to-think-conspiracy.html
Come on, Seattle Times, this town has Norwegian roots. How about doing better than the trashy op-ed you published a few months ago?
http://archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com/cgi-bin/texis.cgi/web/vortex/display?slug=alben25&date=20070725
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Cool, Ningen :-)
Be sure to read my other English 9/11 paper, the Kinder Egg Syndrome.
(On Newton's three Laws of Motion and the fall of the Twin Towers (and WTC7) on 9/11.)
PS: I always thought Seattle was native or Indian territory?!
Thanks for translating this, fehodeode.
I really like the iNorden site -- it looks very professional. I'll read your Kinder Egg article more closely later, but it looks quite good. I see you point out that the same laws of physics would apply to the purported plane crashes. I wish more could acknowledge that simple fact.
I'm curious - the YouTube video of the Norwegian talk show with the history professor Sorenson -- was it supportive of the OCT? It looks like you made critical commentary.
I don't read Norwegian, but it was interesting looking at Kindereggsyndromet and seeing "den offisielle konspirasjonsteorien."
So you can say, "9/11 - it's not OK."
Yes, the Norwegians in Seattle stole this land from the natives. Just kidding -- the land was taken before they came.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/news/local/seattle_history/articles/scandinavians.html
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