Rumours Of War

False As False Can Be

• A Nostradamus prophecy about the fall of two brothers (meaning the World Trade Towers) predicts the imminent start of World War III.
• CNN used old footage to fake images of 'Palestinians dancing in the street' after the terrorist attack on the USA.
• You can aid the search for Osama Bin Laden by donating money to a band of Estonian hackers.
• Light a candle tonight for a satellite photo.
• Clear Channel Communications has issued a list of songs officially banned from airplay to their American radio stations.
• Blue envelopes containing sponges saturated with a deadly virus are being anonymously mailed to random Americans.
• Terrorist Osama bin Laden owns extensive gum arabic holdings.
• Four thousand Jews employed by companies housed in the World Trade Center stayed home from work on September 11, warned in advance of the impending attack on the World Trade Center.
• A further wave of terrorist attacks is due on September 22.
• A photograph captured an unlucky tourist posing on the observation deck of a World Trade Center tower seconds before a hijacked airliner smashed into the building.

Ambiguous or undetermined veracity:

• Man trapped high in the collapsing World Trade Tower rides the falling debris to safety.

Legends of indeterminate origin..

• Images of the World Trade Center fire reveal the face of Satan!
• An impressive array of 11s can be shaken out of the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks.
• Picture shows graphic message sent by terrorists via cell phone to communicate success of attack on New York City.

• The planned cover for a hip-hop album due to be released in November depicted an exploding World Trade Center
• Television evangelists Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson said that liberal civil liberties groups, feminists, homosexuals and abortion rights supporters bear partial responsibility for the terrorist attacks on the USA because their actions have turned God's anger against America.
• Canadian broadcaster Gordon Sinclair delivered an impassioned defense of the U.S. in 1973.
• A U.S. company banned its employees from displaying American flags.
• A writer named Tamim Ansary penned an essay from the perspective of an Afghan-American.
• Typing certain particular letter combinations into Microsoft Word using Wingdings and Webdings fonts produces some eerie results.
• A bound pair of hands was found atop one of the buildings near the former World Trade Center towers.
• President Bush declared, "I'm not gonna fire a $2 million missile at a $10 empty tent and hit a camel in the butt."
• A United Airlines pilot delivers a speech wherein he incites passengers to overpower any hijackers that might be aboard.