[rovenstinez]

For those of you who live in the USA, it might be real hard to understand that the rest of the world comes to this conclusion. It’s more prevalent than one would think. understand thine enemies.

[bill1952]

I have no illusions that the modern educational systems in the rest of the world are somehow incapable of producing thinkers such as this.

Quite the contrary. Ours, with the help of liberal trash, is trying to catch up fast.

[raybbr]

For those of you who live in the USA, it might be real hard to understand that the rest of the world comes to this conclusion. It’s more prevalent than one would think. understand thine enemies.

No it's not. There are plenty of websites that provide "proof" thet the U.S. gov. was behind it. Some are pretty convincing.

If you have an intrinsic enmity, based on envy, of the U.S. then you will be easily led to the conclusion that this bonehead believes.

There are people that I work with, NRA types and liberals both, that believe this.

[pacelvi]

It’s easy for me to understand why the rest of the world would believe in this ... what’s hard for me to understand is why Americans would believe it.

Actually what’s hard for me to understand is do they REALLY REALLY believe it, or do they just say they do.

[expatguy]

very big sellers here

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

Paranoia runs deep.

I suppose it’s “our problem”, but really, life is too short to argue with the deluded.

“Our problem”, in that people’s preception can affect how they treat you. There is so much irrationality and nonsense in this world, I suppose we shouldn’t expect any better of the World.

Do you mind if I just dismiss, rather than engage, 911 “truthers”?

[hinckley buzzard]

Considering the 'rest of the world' sees Bush and the US through the lens of CNN-International and similar outlets, I'm surprised it isn't worse. Besides, conspiratorial fantasies hold strong appeal for the ignorant and powerless.