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Originally posted by doctorfungi
Originally posted by Agit8dChop
Sorry mate, but that minute blur of 'something'
does not look like anything.
It certainly does not look 'enough' like something for me to declare it the tail of a boeing.
So Agit8ed,
Seeing as you feel you are qualified to conclude what that is or isn't, what are your video analysis credentials?
Originally posted by doctorfungi
At the end of the day I'm not even bothering with Pentagon theories anymore. If people wish to believe that a missle hit the building after reading 150+ eyewitness accounts where not one mentions a missile and only one mentions a small plane (where the guy was 2 miles away), and seeing wreckage and a body from the plane... have fun.
Originally posted by 7Ayreon
This video footage has been compinscated by the F.B.I, who's to say it's not tampered with since it's release from the lawsuit??
Bullseye.
7A
[edit on 4-12-2006 by 7Ayreon]
Originally posted by 7Ayreon
matt2112 that was very well articulated! Well done for your first post, I could not have done any better myself . As for the airplane pieces you mentioned with Titanium, that is a good point. Theres this theory that we have alien technology that literaly melts and disintigrates any known mass. That is if there is such thing as alien technology likewise. I applaud you!
With respect;
7A
Prof. Zelikow's area of academic expertise is the creation and maintenance of, in his words, “public myths” or “public presumptions,” which he defines as “beliefs (1) thought to be true (although not necessarily known to be true with certainty), and (2) shared in common within the relevant political community."
Originally posted by etshrtslr
MRGERBIK,
Prof. Zelikow seems like the perfect person to be the head of the 9-11 commission...That is when you want to create and control the perception of what really happened.
Prof. Zelikow's area of academic expertise is the creation and maintenance of, in his words, “public myths” or “public presumptions,” which he defines as “beliefs (1) thought to be true (although not necessarily known to be true with certainty), and (2) shared in common within the relevant political community."
en.wikipedia.org...
Originally posted by doctorfungi
At the end of the day I'm not even bothering with Pentagon theories anymore. If people wish to believe that a missle hit the building after reading 150+ eyewitness accounts where not one mentions a missile and only one mentions a small plane (where the guy was 2 miles away), and seeing wreckage and a body from the plane... have fun.
Due to the nature of the World Trade Center disaster, it quickly became evident that traditional methods for performing DNA typing were not likely to be fully successful in identifying all of the recovered remains. Traditional DNA ID methods depend on the presence of long, intact segments of DNA in order to accurately type the sample. The DNA in many of the samples recovered in this situation were so fragmented that these standard methods were ineffective.
In early November 2001, Dr. Robert Shaler, the director of the WTC DNA identification effort, contacted me and asked if I would be willing to develop some new DNA tests to help in the identification effort. I agreed to fast track our research efforts over the next several months and produce some test materials for his laboratory to try by January 2002.
Dr. Shaler’s laboratory, New York City’s Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (NYC OCME), is charged with identifying all of the remains by whatever means possible. He had heard me present some of our early research efforts in analyzing small regions of DNA at several scientific meetings. Dr. Lisa Forman from the U.S. Department of Justice’s National Institute of Justice has funded our research efforts in human identity testing at NIST over the past several years, and she gave Dr. Shaler my contact information. I collaborated with Dr. Bruce McCord from Ohio University and one of his postdoctoral students, Yin Shen, throughout December 2001 and January 2002 to produce several new DNA assays, which we termed “miniSTRs” or “miniplexes”.