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Originally posted by nybaseball44
The 2nd guy was an absolute mess, who seemed confused by even what he was saying and reportedly changed his story after the filming.
Originally posted by Jack Tripper
...the rest of your post is all the same old logical fallacy arguments that everyone is using and not even worth being addressed...
Originally posted by Essedarius
Originally posted by Jack Tripper
...the rest of your post is all the same old logical fallacy arguments that everyone is using and not even worth being addressed...
Jack, I gave you a WATS for your work on this and I respect your ambition.
But if you didn't have a pat answer ready to deal with questions involving your interviewees who claim to have watched a plane hit the Pentagon, then you didn't really think this through very well.
With all due respect, you have to address those statements by your interviewees.
Your research has no chance of being taken seriously unless you do.
(Apologies if I've overlooked a prior explanation in this thread...)
Originally posted by darkbluesky
Cause and effect,
Effect: Fire ball
Cause: Airplane impact with building.
Cause preceeds effect and the witnesses saw the cause, they state unequivocally that they saw the airplane impact the building.
No one said they saw the airplane fly over the building then saw a fireball, and no one said they saw a fireball and then saw the airplane fly into it.
Originally posted by Jack Tripper
Effect: Fireball.
Cause: Pre-planted explosives and pyrotechnics.
Originally posted by Caustic Logic
a valiant fight here Jack. I didn't realize how many people don't buy it. kind of makes me seem disingenuous. I think what you're saying re: fireball obscuring the getaway is more plausible than people are giving you credit for. How about those "second plane' stories? that's the plane, right? And they just think 2nd plane 'cause the first one "obv" blew up.
Originally posted by BigMoser
Were they called in with them knowing or with them not knowing?
(the rest of your post is all the same old logical fallacy arguments that everyone is using and not even worth being addressed)
Originally posted by Jack Tripper
You are quite incorrect when you say that "no one" saw a plane flyover.
Originally posted by nybaseball44
Keep clinging on to your theories and dismissing any type of logical critics.. I'm sure you'll get far with that attitude.
Steve Storti, who used work as a fire lieutenant in Cranston , was asleep in Crystal City apartment when he was roused by a phone call from a friend ". . . 'What's going to happen next,' Storti, 46, recalls thinking as he stood on his balcony. Then he caught the glint of silver out of the corner of his eye. He looked up to see a passenger plane with the trademark stainless-steel fuselage and stripes of American Airlines. Time seemed to slip into slow motion as he watched the plane cross over Route 395, tip its left wing as it passed the Navy annex, veer sharply and then slice into the Pentagon. 'I remember thinking that whoever is flying this knows what they’re doing,' Storti said. "The plane traveled straight as an arrow.'(sic) When it had plunged in as far as its tail fin, there was huge explosion"
projo.com / Barbara Polichetti / 12 Sept 2002
Originally posted by Damocles
Originally posted by Jack Tripper
Effect: Fireball.
Cause: Pre-planted explosives and pyrotechnics.
well, i wont go just saying thats bs outright, however i would like to see your research concerning the bomb damage. i wont say why i dont think its a bomb just at this time because id rather see then discuss your bomb damage assesment.
could you provide some information on that?
thanks
Originally posted by darkbluesky
Here's a quote from a credible witness who saw the airplane enter the building: It comes from the impact analysis website I linked above:
Steve Storti, who used work as a fire lieutenant in Cranston , was asleep in Crystal City apartment when he was roused by a phone call from a friend ". . . 'What's going to happen next,' Storti, 46, recalls thinking as he stood on his balcony. Then he caught the glint of silver out of the corner of his eye. He looked up to see a passenger plane with the trademark stainless-steel fuselage and stripes of American Airlines. Time seemed to slip into slow motion as he watched the plane cross over Route 395, tip its left wing as it passed the Navy annex, veer sharply and then slice into the Pentagon. 'I remember thinking that whoever is flying this knows what they’re doing,' Storti said. "The plane traveled straight as an arrow.'(sic) When it had plunged in as far as its tail fin, there was huge explosion"
projo.com / Barbara Polichetti / 12 Sept 2002