1. Fire can't melt steel or explosives.
2. Have you ever seen a building fall like that after being hit by huge jets?
3. Jews.
4. WTC was made from school buses. Buses don't do that.
3. Check out other conspiracy theories. They match up!
7. Arabs can't even do math right let alone complicated plans.

Oh there are at least 999,993 more things.

Seriously feel like drinking beer and having a barbeque on my patio.

Loose Change was just a hodgepodge of research from other conspiracy theorists. Those guys get too much credit. They were late to the party.

If you want to find the roots of it, watch The Truth and Lies of 911 by Mike Ruppert. That guy was and ex-LAPD police officer and the least insane of the the early 911 conspiracy theorists. He never got into controlled demolition, the no-plane stuff or any of the wackier theories. In fact, he ended up abandoning the whole movement in 2004 when he saw where it was heading. Now he just talks about peak oil and how the world needs to be depopulated if the human race is to survive.

This is probably the wrong place to post this, but any mention of Loose Change awakens my inner conspiracy connoisseur.

Loose change was mostly fiction, actually. It was produced in an attempt to see how easy it would be to fabricate events and use careful editing to make it seem like 9/11 was all a big conspiracy.

It was only after a few people watched it and actually believed what Dylan Avery said, that he re-edited the film as "truth", and re-released it for sale.