It is moderately well constructed for propaganda. If you liked this, you should see "Triumph des Willens".

The blending of truth and lies is a powerful tool and I hope you haven't taken it entirely as truth. I don't want to spend a lot of time arguing about the "movie". My main problem is that they don't provide full documentation of their "facts". Anyone that has ever done a research paper knows that you try to find original source material. Much of this film uses "facts" quoted from second hand sources. Most of the source material is other 9/11 conspiracists. These people engage in a form of mental feedback until the can't tell the truth from the fantasy they have created.

Here is a link to a 9/11 site that does provide sources.
http://www.debunk911myths.org/

I didn't get to watch it yet, but it seems intriguing enough to warrant a viewing.

I do, however, worry about conspiracy theorists and stuff when it comes to this stuff generally. I mean, there are 3 sides to everything - mine, yours, and the truth.

I don't claim that Zeitgeist is 100% accurate. I would like to believe it, since it reinforces how I feel about the government, but at the same time, I've seen things I wanted to believe debunked before. If nothing else, it presents some things to think about.

Just for the record, I really thought this post was about the latest Smashing Pumpkins album when I first read the title.