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"About a third of the sky was blacked with smoke", He said. Hunt was in contact with this office via e-mail on September 11 until he left work and decided to walk, rather than catch a crowded subway. "I talked to a number of average people in route who said they saw the plane hovering over the Washington Mall Area at an altitude lower that the height of the Washington Monument" Hunt stated. He said they reported to him they could clearly see the markings of an American Airlines airliner and some even said they could make out faces of passengers in the aircraft windows. Again, this is what Bob Hunt heard from witnesses on the street in Washington D.C. on September 11, 2001.
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Originally posted by nicepants
Not a single witness, Craig. To validate the accounts of all of your witnesses would require the plane to have performed a maneuver it could not have performed.
Speed can be estimated based on how long the plane took to get from the location at which a witness reported it to the Pentagon.
If Reheat got the wrong path, please correct him and illustrate the flight path that your eyewitnesses agree on.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Originally posted by nicepants
Not a single witness, Craig. To validate the accounts of all of your witnesses would require the plane to have performed a maneuver it could not have performed.
There could be dozens of possibilities for the flight path. Reheat chose ONE that he could call impossible, attributed it to us, and claimed he won the argument.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CITHow does it make sense to expect a witness to be accurate about the much more difficult to judge and remember timing or speed while simultaneously suggesting that they were all completely wrong about the general placement of the plane in relation to the property they were standing which would would clearly be infinitely easier to determine?
The logic is so inherently hypocritical that it's ridiculous.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CITAs I said there could be dozens of possibilities but I already did post a few other POTENTIAL options in the OP.
Originally posted by snoopy
So basically when it comes to proving a conspiracy, the witness accounts are 100% completely accurate. When those witnesses claims debunk a conspiracy, they are unreliable. I am getting the hang of this now.
Originally posted by nicepants
hah...ok, so prove reheat wrong and show us the flight path that was possible...oh wait.
So, your witness was wrong about the timing?
Perhaps it was closer, perhaps it was further away, but it HAD to be on the north side. There is NO WAY that plane was on the south side.
Reheat's calculations show that ANY flight path which supports all of your eyewitness statements would have been impossible.
Originally posted by snoopy
So basically when it comes to proving a conspiracy, the witness accounts are 100% completely accurate. When those witnesses claims debunk a conspiracy, they are unreliable. I am getting the hang of this now.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Wrong.
We use logic, reason, and the scientific method of corroboration to determine which claims are correct.
We don't require or expect ANY of the witnesses to be mathematically accurate about ANY claims and we simply cite the fact that their very general yet unanimous placement of the plane on the north side of Columbia Pike and the gas station proves this one extremely generalized and simple claim correct.
To suggest that this means they must be perfectly or mathematically correct about the exact placement of the plane or any other details is pure faulty logic and a rather disingenuous way to consider this evidence.
Originally posted by snoopy
You do no such thing. How can you say that with a straight face? Your own threads prove you wrong over and over. Your own claims prove you wrong. your own witnesses prove you wrong.
Please don't pretend to be using logic of any sort.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
This is not an intellectual response to my post.
You ignored everything I said and resorted to blanket denial.
Just like a little kid whose only retort is NU UH!
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Originally posted by nicepants
hah...ok, so prove reheat wrong and show us the flight path that was possible...oh wait.
How many times do I have to tell you that I already provided some POTENTIAL hypothetical versions that are perfectly possible?
Particularly when considering the plane may have been traveling 2 or 3 hundred mph.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
So, your witness was wrong about the timing?
It's silly to expect witnesses to be mathematically accurate about ANY claims let alone something as arbitrary and difficult to gage as speed.
We don't have unreasonable expectations for the witnesses to be perfectly correct about anything.
In fact we only expect that they are correct about the extremely general claim regarding what side of the station it flew. Not the exact mathematical placement of the plane.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
When it comes to eyewitnesses....the most generalized and corroborated claims are always the most accurate.
The more detailed and specific claims are typically the least accurate. Speed in particular would be very hard to judge and remember for a human.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Plus we know that Sean Boger watched the entire approach and he told us he saw the plane for at least 15 seconds. He wouldn't have been able to see it further back than the Sheraton.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Bottom line you can't accurately use eyewitnesses to get an exact mathematical value for speed but you certainly can to get a GENERALIZED placement of the plane. Particularly when they ALL corroborate each other in this regard.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Reheat's calculations show that ANY flight path which supports all of your eyewitness statements would have been impossible.
No they do not.
He doesn't consider the image in the OP that's for sure. He fully admitted that he made up his OWN flight path for the calculations.
It's a text book straw man. Attribute a claim to your opponent that he never made and scream DEBUNKED!
Originally posted by snoopy
I mean that's as hypocritical as it gets.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Originally posted by snoopy
So basically when it comes to proving a conspiracy, the witness accounts are 100% completely accurate. When those witnesses claims debunk a conspiracy, they are unreliable. I am getting the hang of this now.
Wrong.
We use logic, reason, and the scientific method of corroboration to determine which claims are correct.
We don't require or expect ANY of the witnesses to be mathematically accurate about ANY claims and we simply cite the fact that their very general yet unanimous placement of the plane on the north side of Columbia Pike and the gas station proves this one extremely generalized and simple claim correct.
To suggest that this means they must be perfectly or mathematically correct about the exact placement of the plane or any other details is pure faulty logic and a rather disingenuous way to consider this evidence.