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this shit is so fun
The case for most alleged false flags / conspiracy theories almost always rests entirely on (mountains of) circumstantial evidence. In the case of JFK, this amounts to conflicting eyewitness reports, conflicting ballistics reports, conflicting autopsy reports, statements made by Oswald before his own untimely assassination, the strange circumstances of Jack Ruby's untimely psychosis and death, statements made by contributors to the Warren commission, the relationship between JFK and the CIA before his death, and the strange connections the CIA has to almost every one of the aforementioned items. As well as the refusal of the CIA to release certain sensitive files for over 30 years now after being specifically ordered to do so by congress.
I know a lot less about 9/11, and definitely way less than JW, but from what I know I think classifying it as a third order 'inside job' is more fair. It's a fact that Al Qaeda was one of several groups supported by the US throughout the 80s & 90s, it's a fact that Bush elected not to raise the terror threat level in the weeks & months before the attacks despite warnings to do so from, iirc, both the CIA and NSA. I think much more of the circumstantial evidence comes from the US's actions after the fact: invading Afghanistan despite the Taliban having basically no ties to Al Qaeda, Invading Iraq under provably false pretenses shortly thereafter, and Saudi Arabia suffering almost no consequences despite their much closer ties to the men that perpetrated the attacks in the first place.
Also let me point out that there are provable, concrete examples of the US government committing and planning false flags to start wars that did really happen. The two primary examples being the USS Maine sinking to start the Spanish-American War, and the Gulf of Tonkin incident justifying the huge expansion of US presence in Vietnam. Another interesting example of a plan that was never put into action includes Operation Northwoods, which was rejected by JFK as a justification for war with Cuba only about two years before his death in 1963.
conspiracy theories are just for fun though, the CIA is A-Okay in my book and I support the actions of all US Government personnel in their work to make the world a safer place for democracy!