ct690911:
Great story, Dan..but you skipped where the name "hoghead" originated from. Also, this "911 truth"...bit afraid to ask, but is this referring to conspiracy theories?
Hi ct690911
hoghead is a nickname given to me by a friend where I work. Being from Arkansas, The UA Razorbacks was all I had to cheer for (regarding sports) and I let people here in California know the Razorbacks are my favorite team. The x's in the name are just placeholders and have no meaning.
No need to be afraid to ask anything about 9/11 ct. I am not a person that believes everything I'm told(especially by those in power positions). I used to be though. The events surrounding 9/11 are almost on the level with the JFK assassination. But since the early 1990's with the introduction of the WWW and all the data available to the masses now, we have a better opportunity to find out the truth - no matter what event it is. Until the day governments around the world decide to limit our access to the WWW, it is our duty to know all reasons for major events. The term 'conspiracy theorist' was given a bad name by our former President George Bush when he addressed Congress shortly after 9/11. Back then, I was 'with him' as he said. Nowadays, I have a lot of questions that I want answered. It takes a lot of research to find answers today, but we have a much easier time to do this as people in the 1960s did not. Look up the words separately, conspiracy - theory, and you should come to find out that those words taken as one phrase are not to be ashamed of or looked down upon. And watch the videos on my page, may take a few nights, but listen closely to the people(firefighters) that were actually there and the information they are telling us. Then listen to PHD's in Science explain that the official story of 9/11 doesn't 'hold water'. I am a Scientist in some respect but I do not have the higher degrees to have 'standing' when trying to explain how in the history of modern man, on 9/11, we had three steel I-beam buildings collapse, due to fire. Jet Fuel (JP5) does not melt steel, office fires do not melt steel; if this were the case, then one should be very afraid to ever enter any building more than three stories in height with steel support. And I mention three stories because you could probably jump from a third story and have a decent chance at surviving. I'll stop here but look into the event yourself and put aside biases to have a clear mind. You will be surprised at what you discover.