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Bush did 9/11 

Jet fuel can't melt steel beams
Bush: we have to stop the terrorists
Guy: but jet fuel can't melt steel beams
Bush: ...
Guy: Bush did 9/11

Bush Did 9/11 

Something that 4chan users, conspiracy theorists, and childrens say.
Person 1: Who did 9/11
Person 2: GEORGE BUSH DID 9/11!
Person 1: What the fuck dude, how would Bush-
Person 2: FUCKING NORMIE REEEEEE!

bush did 9/11 

a conspiracy theory created by druggies and pot heads claiming that former president George W. Bush played a role in the 9/11 attacks
Jimmy: hey Billy guess what
Billy: What is it Jimmy?
Jimmy: jet fuel can't melt steel beams
Billy: BUSH DID 9/11!!!
bush did 9/11 by DarkPathogen January 28, 2017

Bush did 9/11 jhon

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Bush did 9/11 jhon

did bush do 9/11 

bush did 9/11 because it was an inside job. for example,1. the standard jet fuel in the U.S. has a burning point of 980 degrees. the standard steel beams have a melting point of 2,800 degrees. 2 right before the planes hit, there was a loud bang noice from the floors below. 3. World Trade Center 7 had fallen by itself. even though it wasnt hit in particular. 4. Illuminati
Guy 1: Did bush do 9/11?
Guy 2: damn right he did.
did bush do 9/11 by pattyg June 22, 2015
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