@Eva,
Quote:No, I don't believe in conspiracy theories. And I'll tell you why. I don't give big groups of people credit for being that organized.
If all these big groups aren't that organized, why do most Americans believe that My Lai was a lone incident, Eva?
If all these big groups aren't that organized, why do a lot of Americans still believe Saddam had WMD, that he was friends with OBL?
If all these big groups aren't that organized, why do most Americans believe that the attack on Pearl Harbor was an unknown to the Roosevelt government?
If all these big groups aren't that organized, why have most Americans believed the crazy explanations from government bodies for the collapse of the Twin Towers?
If all these big groups aren't that organized, then why is it so difficult to obtain information under the Freedom of Information Act?
If all these big groups aren't that organized, then why ...
Quote:The government spent $175 million investigating the Challenger space shuttle disaster.
It spent $152 million on the the Columbia disaster investigation.
It spent $30 million investigating the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
The government only authorized $15 million for the 9/11 Commission.
And how much has the government authorized for the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission? You know, the commission charged with getting to the bottom of what caused the financial crisis?
Just $8 million.
These figures don't account for inflation. For example, the Challenger investigation cost over $300 million in today's dollars.
You can tell alot about the questions which the government is truly interested in finding answers to by the amount of money it authorizes for the various investigations.
http://georgewashington2.blogspot.ca/2010/05/columbia-space-shuttle-investigation.html