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Nice try. Where is your evidence, you seem to be missing that part.
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: D8Tee
Through a certain lens, you are right.
Perhaps wrongly, I operate under the assumption that 15 years after it happened, most posters are informed about what happened.
The FBI seized the videos from several nearby civilian facilities including at least one hotel.
If you are not aware of that I'm sorry, and apologize for thinking you were informed. Apologies.
There is no evidence at this time that the government is withholding other images of the event captured by the surveillance cameras.
The FBI seized the videos from several nearby civilian facilities including at least one hotel.
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: Salander
Are you just going to say the eyewitness accounts of individuals seeing a large commercial jet hit the pentagon are wrong with no proof or evidence? Again.
originally posted by: D8Tee
a reply to: Salander
The FBI seized the videos from several nearby civilian facilities including at least one hotel.
My evidence that the videos have been released is the Maguire Declaration, you are aware of that, quit playing games and try to debate properly please.
originally posted by: Salander
originally posted by: D8Tee
a reply to: Salander
The FBI seized the videos from several nearby civilian facilities including at least one hotel.
My evidence that the videos have been released is the Maguire Declaration, you are aware of that, quit playing games and try to debate properly please.
The question for the curious is: what motivates the government agents to do that? Do they or their bosses want to keep something secret? Why don't they do it on other days of the year?
Not following you here. What are you trying to say?
Why don't they just contact the hotel and request the hotel send copies for the investigation, and I'm sure the hotel would be happy to comply.
It was a criminal investigation. It's how they are trained to do it, they don't deviate from the Standard Operating Procedures, they follow protocol. What a very weak argument you have presented.
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: D8Tee
What motivates them to go seize it quickly, instead of requesting the hotel to send them copies? They act like they are hiding something.
Everybody knew (assuming it was true) that an airliner crashed there, who gives a GGD if they have the video of it?
If the story were true, who cares what might be on some video across the street? If the story were false.....?
What motivates them to go seize it quickly, instead of requesting the hotel to send them copies? They act like they are hiding something.
WOW, just when I think I've heard the weakest argument ever along comes this!
There was an explosion of some kind at the Pentagon, people killed, and people in power were more interested in confiscating surrounding business videos, instead of tending to the victims.
WOW, just when I think I've heard the weakest argument ever along comes this!
It's called crime scene investigation, I don't know how you could see this as anything out of the ordinary for a major investigation like this.
For the Feds to be scrambling to all the nearby business, I believe the Feds were following orders to a higher power.
It's called crime scene investigation, I don't know how you could see this as anything out of the ordinary for a major investigation like this.