Why won't people understand 9/11 was an inside job?

The conspiracy theory isn't a theory anymore, it's proved fact. The marks of the Boeing 757-200 that crashed in the pentagon didn't match the same destructive force of a real Boeing 757-200 accident. there were couple of times when the Boeing 757-200 crashed and you saw the site of the plane, most of it was intact. At the pentagon, there were barley any pieces of the plane. There were scrap pieces
without a scratch on them. The engine found at the pentagon site didn't match it's original engine, there were triangular symbols around the engine when it was suppose to be squares. The Cowl of the plane is made of titanium alloy that couldn't be melted by the engine fuels flames. The Cowl was never recovered from the incident. Also a near by hotel that had cameras capturing the whole thing where the Boeing 757-200 hit at the pentagon, before they could tell the public the FBI quickly came over and confiscated the tapes and told them not to talk about what they saw. If the government wasn't afraid, why didn't they show the tape?

One of the major facts of Native American life exploited by the Europeans was that the Native Americans did not understand the concept of owning the land, to the native Americans you could no more own the land than you could the sky. The Europeans obviously had a very different view.

Also as Asdzani pointed out Europeans exploited the native Americans good nature, but also exploited the tribal nature of their society - playing different tribes off against each other.

Finally the Europeans also exploited the fact that as a largely Nomadic, hunter gatherer people the Native Americans technology was not as advanced as the Europeans. Read Guns, Germs and Steel for a detailed explanation of how this disparity in technology came about.

What health crisis happened in the 1600's?

I'm doing a project about a timeline doing healthcare history and my part is doing the 1600's does anybody know what happen that year? For example didn't the Black Plague start in 1347 please help!:)

What were some of the key difference in religious belief structures between horticultural and hunting societies?

Europe (including Britain) was a very diverse place in the nearly thousand years of the medieval period, and notions of justice varied from place to place and from time to time. We are at this moment closer in time to the end of the Middle Ages than the end of the Middle Ages was to the beginning of the Middle Ages, and think of all that has changed in the way of administration of justice in those last 500 or so years.