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Stegemiller, Jane (May 31, 1984). "Immediate Care Available At Emergicenters". The Indianapolis News . Retrieved February 6, 2021. The Seekers". villagevoice.com. Archived from the original on January 15, 2010 . Retrieved January 10, 2010. NIST Metallurgy Division Publications - NISTIR 7248". metallurgy.nist.gov . Retrieved March 26, 2008. By the time Loose Change: Second Edition hit the Internet, it was apparent that there were not, in fact, any weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and that our invasion of the country was, at best, predicated on faulty information. There was a palpable sense on the left that America had lost its way under the Bush administration. Conservatives weren’t exactly thrilled, either— Bush’s overall approval rating was a paltry 33 percent by the time he left office.

Loose Change: 2nd Edition Recut is one hour and 29 minutes in length. The film consists of Dylan Avery narrating over photographs and news footage relating to 9/11, with an underscore of hip hop and other urban style music. Avery does not appear in the video itself, though he is shown in the bonus features. Video and still footage used includes considerable video content from CNN, MSNBC NBC, and Fox News, as well as a number of other sources. [32] Bermas rejects the idea that Loose Change legitimized Jones. “If people are buying into Alex Jones’s bullshit, that’s not our fault,” he says.People all across the political spectrum were skeptical of government, and the mass discontent gave Loose Change rare bipartisan appeal. “This was pre-Trump. People were a lot more receptive to this kinda stuff then,” says James McElwain, a Chicago-based DJ who’s popular among Trump supporters and an avid conspiracy theorist. “Believing 9/11 was a conspiracy wasn’t about liberal versus conservative or Republican versus Democrat. It was about people who believed what they were told and people who were skeptical of the government.”

I watched a lot of innocent people die. I wanted answers about why we were there. I wanted accountability.” Loose Change - online investigation - Internetdetectives". Internetdetectives. Archived from the original on December 15, 2013. a b Michael Slenske. "Loose Cannon of 9/11". SMITH Magazine. Archived from the original on July 19, 2009 . Retrieved October 6, 2009. Loose Change was like Beatlemania. You can read about it, but unless you experienced it, you can never really understand what it was like.”McElwain, the Trump-loving conspiracist DJ, says Loose Change’s greater influence, however, was “less about style and more about how you deconstruct and analyze an event or topic.” The film used a connecting-the-dots approach, placing seemingly disparate events alongside one another to suggest a connection. It also notes that Loose Change has also been criticized by other members of the 9/11 Truth Movement, referring specifically to the critique Sifting Through Loose Change. [9] Michael Green, a member of the 9/11 Truth Movement, has analyzed the film and is critical of many of its claims and methods. [55] Several independent researchers have also written critiques of the film. Prominent social commentator Noam Chomsky has argued that any scientists with plausible evidence would have gone through the traditional channels of scientific journals to convince other professionals, and that such a course of action is extremely low-risk for the scientist. [53] For nearly two months, a team of researchers explored whether there was any merit to these theories. “I thought, If there are some grains of truth to these theories, it’s the most important story there is. And if there aren’t, it’s still very important,” he says now. Operation Northwoods". Internet Detectives. Archived from the original on December 12, 2007 . Retrieved December 10, 2007. Epilogue: This talked about the Bush administration. The credits music of the film was reMo Conscious's "Loose Change".