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Originally posted by snoopy
Sorry craig but you are simply wrong. Flat out wrong. To say that physical evidence is dubious and unreliable shows that your research and motive is completely biased and skewed.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
I have never said such a thing.
I wasn't talking about physical evidence vs. eyewitness testimony in a general sense!
I specifically gave many reasons why IN THIS PARTICULAR CASE the physical evidence is dubious and questionable..................
Originally posted by snoopy
What specifically makes this physical evidence dubious? From your research it seems to be your eyewitness testimony. You certainly can't say because people on this forum question it. That's not research. To save some time, can you just list a couple of the top reasons it's dubious besides the eyewitnesses? ...............
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
Oh and you can hypothetically suggest we "paid them" to lie about what they saw on 9/11 but I think you know that this doesn't hold water.
1. 2 of them are cops! They would risk their careers and reputations to lie on camera about such an important and significant historical attack.
2. It's on record that Lagasse made the claim back in 2003.
You are not thinking logically or fairly.
You are simply throwing out empty and random illogical claims in a desperate attempt to cast doubt or refuse to accept this information.
Originally posted by snoopy
If you re-read that you can see that I most certainly hypothetically suggest you paid them. I saw showing that your arguments can just as easily be used against your own work as you use them against others.
You use one piece of evidence to say another is false. Yet that other evidence could just as easily be used to show that yourse is false. Not saying it is, just showing you how the logic works.
1. No one said they are lying. I don't doubt for a second that they are telling what they think is the truth. I am giving you the benefit of the doubt. But regardless, their jobs would be in no danger regardless of anything. But of course one would think that if some all controlling people in the government pulled all this of, they would have those men fired for talking. Or stopped somehow, no?
2. The guy could have given his testimony the day after the event and it could still be faulty. But as to the response being on the assumption that I said they are lying, they could be involved with you guys. Maybe the guy lied before to get attention and now he can get money. Who knows, the number of excuses one could come up with are unlimited.
More importantly, I am not making these accusations against you and clearly stated I wasn't. But I am pointing out how your accusations seem. They seem absurd to you when you try them on yourself, but when you do the same to others you have no problem with it. So for example these guys are cops so why would they risk their jobs? Well, why would scientists risk ruining their jobs and their careers? You could easily come up with 100 reasons could you not? It's a two way street.
I am pointing out that it is YOU who is being unfair here and YOU are the one being biased in your research. You can call them empty all you want, but they aren't. And if you find them illogical, then what does that say for your methods which is what I am using?
Accept information. Good point. Because isn't that all this is about? You wanting everyone to accept this information? It's OK to question the scientists and engineers, but not someone questioning a truther (or whatever title doesn't offend you these days).
And anyways, no one is not accepting the information. Unlike you, we're just not dismissing everything else and seeing ONLY that information.
The pay to lie theory is not feasible or logical with one cop let alone two and two other people
If we had one witness your argument would be feasible but as it stands it simply is not.
Originally posted by Jack Tripper
You need to understand.......the physical damage IS the crime.
This is what tipped everyone off to the fact that something isn't right.
we went to find out what the witnesses saw and it confirmed our suspicions beyond our wildest imaginations.
The damage is anomalous.
To suggest that the richest most powerful defense agency on earth couldn't have moved a mobile generator trailer in their own backyard during a worldwide psychological operation is simply not logical.
Originally posted by nick7261
After a very robust and meaningful discussion
Originally posted by Caustic Logic
Keep the focus on the eywitnesses Craig.
You know your weak spot.
(cross-quoted from another thread)
You started looking at the damage, up close, Performance Report, all that. And you decided somehow it shows a plane did NOT hit. Our brains are obviously wired very differently. and then
we went to find out what the witnesses saw and it confirmed our suspicions beyond our wildest imaginations.
So remember folks, all this ironclad eyewitness stuff - that 'makes necessary' a no-hit flyover - is secondary. It confirmed previously existing "suspicions." Based on ... the same things I've been looking at.
Problem 1 - not having factored this in. A plane crahing into the Pentagon IS anomolous. How many points of comparison for planes of that type plowing full speed into buildings of that type do you have access to for comparison to decide this is anomolous?
For example, you see a large trailer-size backup generator smahed and pushed asid, *allegedly* by the right engine. But you see right through it.
To suggest that the richest most powerful defense agency on earth couldn't have moved a mobile generator trailer in their own backyard during a worldwide psychological operation is simply not logical.
Got me there. It is indeed possible. Do you find guys pushing it or some high-tech method more likely for the generator warping and pushing op? Maybe the C-130 had a tank hanging from it and swung it there on the *supposed* engine trajectory, tore up that fence, dented the generator and tossed it aside?
Craig: What were your suspicions on seeing this anomolous and indeed curious evidence?
ETA: link to original post and thank you sir for the reminder.
ETA again - second pic that actually shows the fence.
Originally posted by Conspiracy Theorist
I think what snoopy is saying is how do we know they are cops. The only way we know that is because you say so. Snoopy want corroborated evidence that the people are who you claim they are. Which i feel is totally relevent.
This doesn't make any sense. Are you saying you can pay off one person but not four?
Got me there. It is indeed possible. Do you find guys pushing it or some high-tech method more likely for the generator warping and pushing op? Maybe the C-130 had a tank hanging from it and swung it there on the *supposed* engine trajectory, tore up that fence, dented the generator and tossed it aside?
Craig: What were your suspicions on seeing this anomolous and indeed curious evidence?
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
We have to be nice now so I'll be a good boy.
Questions:
Of the hundreds of eye witnesses, how many reported a plane flyover?
How many witnesses claimed to have seen something other than an airplane strike the pentagon?
Could I get an explination or a comment on the phone calls that were made from the aircraft?
During rush hour, with traffic pretty busy, how many witnesses to "perps" planting broken light poles?
I have hundreds more that I would like to ask...but I'd like to start with these.
Thanks
Why would the government risk planting a somewhat elderly cab driver as a witness to a street pole falling down on his car?
Why would the government risk being CAUGHT planting said light poles?
Why take the "North of the Citgo witnesses" word of the location of the plane, yet dismiss their claims that they saw the same plane hit the Pentagon?
Why did these witnesses that were in a postition to see the Pentagon fail to report a "flyover?"
You stated a possibility to the generator being rigged with explosives, "possibly". Did you compare the damage done to this generator, and if so, is the damage consistant with that of explosives?
Can you please explain how all physical evidence was planted in such a short time (without one person seeing it)?
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
Of the hundreds of eye witnesses, how many reported a plane flyover?
How many witnesses claimed to have seen something other than an airplane strike the pentagon?
Could I get an explination or a comment on the phone calls that were made from the aircraft?
During rush hour, with traffic pretty busy, how many witnesses to "perps" planting broken light poles?
Why would the government risk planting a somewhat elderly cab driver as a witness to a street pole falling down on his car?
Why would the government risk being CAUGHT planting said light poles?
Why take the "North of the Citgo witnesses" word of the location of the plane, yet dismiss their claims that they saw the same plane hit the Pentagon?
Why did these witnesses that were in a postition to see the Pentagon fail to report a "flyover?"
You stated a possibility to the generator being rigged with explosives, "possibly". Did you compare the damage done to this generator, and if so, is the damage consistant with that of explosives?
Can you please explain how all physical evidence was planted in such a short time (without one person seeing it)?
I looked around my area, and found a piece of wreckage. It was about the size of a piece of notebook paper, and was greasy. I picked it up and placed it near the other collected debris inside the rope line.
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